Auto Content is a Mac app that plans your week of short videos, writes each script scene by scene, edits your footage and posts the Reel. When something should change, say so, and Claude makes the next version.
Version 1.2, for macOS 14 or later.
After the first cut, every edit is a sentence. Each one becomes a new version you can watch, compare with the last or mark as final. Try one below.
Three things I learned filming every day
Version 13, ready
I filmed every day
End on the rooftop shot
Version 12
from V11
What changed
Make the intro punchier
Version 13Current
from V12
What changed
Worth a look
The first word lands 0.2 s after the cut. Say “tighter” to trim it.
Six steps from an idea to a posted Reel. One of them is yours.
Tell Claude what’s coming up. It plans the week’s videos onto your week, each on its day.
Every video gets a script, scene by scene: what you say, what’s on screen and roughly how long.
Film the scenes and drop the clips onto the video. This is the part only you can do.
Press Make Video. Claude cuts on your words and shows a first cut early, while you watch it work.
Say what should change. Claude picks up where it left off and makes the next version.
Choose the cover, the caption and the time. Auto Content posts the Reel to Instagram.
Keep the sound you filmed: ElevenLabs transcribes it, so every cut lands between words. Or have the script read by an AI voice, natural, expressive or fast.
Where Claude can cut: between words, never through one.
Connect Higgsfield and generate what the video is missing, from an AI presenter to a drone shot over Mars. All 85 of its image and video models, with every option, and Claude can use them while it edits.
The Reel goes to Instagram with its cover, caption and audience at the time you choose. Then Auto Content reads how each video did, and Claude writes the next scripts with that in mind.
For macOS 14 or later. You sign in to Claude Code with your Claude account. Each Mac is licensed: the first launch shows your Mac’s code to activate it.