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Use the built-in agent

BitterClip's agent sits beside the editor. Open an Episode and it's already there. You don't connect anything, and there's no prompt to learn.

What to ask for

Say what you want the way you'd say it to an editor:

  • A cut. "Make a 60-second highlight of this session focused on the pricing discussion."
  • A change to the cut you have. "Tighten the opening." "Lose the sponsor tangent." "Start on her answer, not the question."
  • The picture. "Use the wide shot for the intro." "Stay on the guest through that answer."
  • Finish. "Add a title for Jay the first time he speaks." "Put a music bed under the cold open."
  • Delivery. "Render it." Then download the MP4 or copy a review link from the Outputs tab.

You don't have to phrase anything a particular way, or know how the editor works. Say what's wrong; the agent chooses how to fix it.

How it works with you

  • It reads the transcript and the picture before it cuts, and every cut point lands on the audio, not on a guess. Each change stays linked to the exact moment it came from.
  • What it changes is an ordinary edit: keep adjusting it by hand, or undo it.
  • Nothing renders until you ask, and nothing is published until you confirm that exact post.
  • Ask for a clip and it makes a new one from the Episode rather than changing the Episode.

Choose the model

Pick the agent's model in the chooser beside the composer, from low-cost models for simple changes to the strongest for hard jobs like multicam cuts and reels. The models are served through OpenRouter, and the chooser shows what a typical request costs on each.

Agent work

Every plan includes agent work: $5 during the Creator trial, $10 a month on Creator, and $40 a month on Producer, with $20, $50, and $100 top-ups. Each request costs what OpenRouter billed for it, plus a flat 15% that covers OpenRouter's fees, card processing and requests that fail after they're billed. Billing shows what's left. When it runs out, the editor still works by hand.

Prefer ChatGPT or Claude?

They can operate the whole workbench through a connector, and their work runs on your ChatGPT or Claude plan rather than on your agent work. See Use BitterClip from your AI assistant.