The agent does the edit
It cuts in the silences, tracks faces, reframes for 9:16, writes captions, finds B-roll and builds motion graphics, using the same tools you do.
In development · AI-native · collaborative · open source
The agent edits.
You direct.
Khore is a video editor where an AI agent does the heavy lifting: cutting, reframing, captions, B-roll, motion. Everything it makes stays editable, live, for you and your team, in an editor that feels like the one you already know.
AI does the work. Nothing is locked in.
Everything stays editable
AI output lands as data, not baked pixels: crop curves you can drag, keyframes you can retime, captions you can retype. Fix something once and it stays fixed. When the agent runs again, it works around your change.
Edit together, live
You, your team and the agent in one timeline at the same time, from a laptop or a phone. Undo is per person, comments are pinned to frames, and the agent's changes arrive as suggestions you accept or reject.
Built like Lego
Every feature is a module.
Face tracking, captions, multicam, B-roll and delivery are all modules, the same way a feature you write yourself would be. Write an operation once and it shows up everywhere. To add a feature, drop a module in. To remove it, take it out.
modules/reframeReframeface-aware crop for any aspect
- Sliderin the Inspector, keyframeable
- Handledraggable on the Program monitor
- Laneon the timeline, under the clip
- Toolthe agent can call, by name
Feels like home
Your muscle memory works here.
Premiere's shortcuts and tool names by default. A CapCut-simple mode on the phone. An After Effects-style Motion page for anything animated. Premiere XML in and out, so Khore fits around the work you already do.
- JKLShuttle, like Premiere
- CRazor
- QWRipple trim to playhead
- BNRipple and roll
- YUSlip and slide
- F9Easy ease
Under the hood
Fast, exact, and built for agents.
Frame-exact media engine
Mixed frame rates, variable-rate phone footage, rotation, HDR and odd timebases are handled underneath, so a cut lands exactly on the frame you chose.
GPU end to end
Hardware decode, then crop and scale on the GPU, then hardware encode: NVENC, Quick Sync, AMF or VideoToolbox, whichever the machine has.
Live documents
The edit is one shared document. Agents edit its files, people edit the timeline, and the changes merge in real time.
One resolver
Preview and final render read the same render graph, so what you see is what you export.
Roadmap
Built in the open, one milestone at a time.
- M0Kerneldocument, time, edit ops, modulesbuilt
- M1Media engineany footage in, exact frames outbuilt
- M2RendererGPU plates, graphics, audio mixnext
- M3Agent + first modulesthe first real reels, made headlessplanned
- M4Live syncmany writers, one timelineplanned
- M5–6Editor + timelinePremiere-grade editing in the browserplanned
- M7Handles + captionsadjust the AI's work on the pictureplanned
- M8Motion pagelayers, keyframes, graph editorplanned
- M9Working with the agentsuggestions, frame comments, review linksplanned
- M10Phone + remoteedit anywhere, the server does the workplanned
- M10.5Desktop appinstall it, edit originals straight from diskplanned
- M11Round tripPremiere XML in and out, deliveryplanned
- M13Open sourcepublic release, module SDKplanned