NEW Claude Video Agent is INSANE! 🤯

Julian Goldie (0:00)

Opus 515 can now edit your videos for you, and it looks better than most human editors. I'm about to show you how to turn Claude into your own 24-7 video team. It writes a script, it has your video, it posts it to your channels, all from one single prompt. One of the videos it made for us actually got over 16,000 views, and I'll show you an example of that in a minute. It takes about 10 minutes to do. If you stick with me until the end, I promise you'll walk away with a video system that makes content for you whilst you're asleep, no matter who you are. Let's get into it. So today, I want to show you how you can use Opus 5.5 editing, and this has literally transformed our workflows massively. So for example, you can see this video here, you've got 332 likes, you've got over 18,000 views on it, sorry, 16,600 views, as you can see. And it's incredibly easy to create these, right? Because you can use Opus 5.5 for the editing. The editing looks super nice, as you can see right here. And this is something we've been testing out relentlessly, but it looks really cool. The way it's creating the videos, the way it's editing them, the way it's posting them as well directly, so you can post them directly to your channels here. It's super easy to do. So how does this work?

This is the system that we're using. And by the way, you can use this with AI avatar. You don't have to use Opus 5.5 for just normal videos like this, doesn't have to be a human video.

And basically, the AI can write the script, it can edit the video, it can post it directly online for you, and it works step by step, as you can see right here. Now typically, when you're creating videos like this, it will look better than most human editors can do. I think we're at the point now where this can edit things much nicer than a human editor can do. And bearing in mind, for something like this, it's typically going to take about, I would say, 10 minutes.

Something like that. So let me show you an example of what I typically do here. The first thing that I do inside my workflow is the, I'm going to go and find a topic. So for me, for example, obviously I talk a lot about AI, so I have to find AI topics. How do I do that? Typically, like I'll look at what's trending right now. There's two easy places to do that I think are the most reliable. One is actually going on to GitHub, because if you talk about free open source tools, everybody loves that. We've seen that with OpenCore, we've seen that with Hermes. So it's super easy to just find topics. If you're in any other niche, you can just tie it back to AI. You can tie back to something trending. You can look at your competitors. There's loads of ways to find great ideas. But that does make a huge difference when you're doing this.

And the same, for example, on X. So if you go to X and then you go to the Explore section here, you can find a bunch of ideas inside the Explore. And then from there, you can quickly reverse engineer, okay, what's going to pop off if I create some content around it? So for example, Ultrafast on GPT-61-Soul, that would probably pop off if I create a video around it. In fact, I'm going to use that as an example right now. So that is step number one. Now let's talk about step number two, which is creating the script. For me, I like to quality control it before it goes out. You don't have to, but I'm going to show you the process I use. So I actually have a script writer like this, and then I can plug in the topic that I have. So for example, let's say, for example, we have GPT 6.1 Solve. So what we can do here is we can go into our Claude project. Like I'm using Opus 5.5, and we've got the custom instructions right here. Link in the comments description if you want to learn more about how to use this, or go to the arprofitbomb.com to get the exact prompt for me.

Most of the time, you're not actually telling Claude what to write in a system like this. You're telling him what not to do, what to avoid. So once we've done this, we're then going to say, OK, come up with a script around this.