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- CLI2
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September 2026
- CLI
The command line gained "proxy pull": download every proxy in a project into a local folder, each named after its original clip.
- Agent
A cloud agent run can only read the project it was started in, never another one's data.
- Agent
The cloud agent launched: inside a project it reads footage, steps, classification, the communication log and timelines, proposes edits that only take effect once you confirm them, and works to a spending cap each run.
- CLI
The command line gained an attach mode, so your own machine takes on the scan, fingerprint, proxy transcode, frame-grab, FCPXML and upload jobs the cloud agent sends over.
- Timeline
Script-to-timeline shipped: a project's script document turns straight into a rough-cut timeline draft, with no manual track matching.
- Proxies
Proxy transcoding now recognizes the camera model and its color mode, and applies the matching color LUT to Rec.709 automatically.
- Footage
A clip-cutting tool shipped: pick a range, snap both handles frame-accurately, and cut a usable segment straight out of the footage to download.
- Delivery
A delivery download page shipped: clients preview and take the finished cut round by round, oversized files go out as a cloud-drive share link, and a link that never expires is marked as such.
- Account
A project page opens only for its members; anyone else gets a plain 404 instead of a half-visible page.
- Cloud drive
Cloud-drive transfers now handle very large files, and a transfer that fails says plainly where it stopped.
- Cloud drive
Once signed in, "My Drives" sits in both the settings dialog and the workspace toolbox, for linking your own Baidu or Quark cloud drive.
- Export
Editing projects gained a version history: "timeline log" and "timeline blame" show who changed what, and when.
- Review
A round's page now carries that round's player, a comparison against the previous round, and the list of what actually changed.
- Clients
Footage can be filed under a client instead of being tied to a single project.
- Export
The FCPXML timeline comparison sorts changes into four kinds — on/off, look, speed and parameters — keeps recognizing the same shot across versions, and spots whether an alpha overlay is visible.
- Account
A download link is now signed the moment you open it and expires an hour later, so a forwarded link does not stay live.
- Clients
A screenshot in the communication log can carry a frame anchor — which version, which timestamp — so it stays tied to the actual frame.
- Clients
AIGC credit accounting shipped: billed by what was actually spent, with clients seeing the prompts they used in their own workspace.
- Cloud drive
Linking a cloud drive became self-service for every user, and the linked account's credentials never pass through the browser.
- Clients
The client review portal no longer shows internal staff names, only a business contact.
- Account
Fixed signing in landing you on the wrong project, or bouncing you around the login page without ever letting you through.
- Clients
WeChat group chats import straight into the communication log, bringing quoted messages, images, files and videos along.
- CLI
The command line gained a Quark cloud-drive upload check that compares path, size and time to tell you which local files finished uploading and can go.
- Timeline
Rough-cut assistance splits by music section, tags every cut point with optical flow, dominant color, focus and edges, and records which take beat which.
- Export
FCPXML round trips stop losing detail: speed ramps come back as written, and compound clips, opacity sub-clips and split screens are all recognized.
- CLI
The command line gained a "cut" command family for previewing and cutting segments on your own machine, straight from the edit list.
- Delivery
Delivery transcoding is fixed at 1080p30 and starts playing immediately, so the delivered file no longer varies by who exported it.
- Timeline
A playable timeline player shipped — a monitor with a real multi-track timeline, now used by all three preview spots.
- Agent
The CutHub AI channel shipped: one key plus one command-line tool cover footage intake, classification, timeline versions and the communication log.
- Footage
A footage classification loop shipped: batch runs, versioned categories, and a review bench that puts the machine's call next to a person's.
- Footage
A dubbing workbench shipped, with a voice library and voice cloning.
- Footage
A footage search bench shipped: contact sheets turn video proxies into timecoded thumbnail grids you can search by subject, camera model or moment.
- Timeline
The timeline moved to its second version — scene badges, every frame on its own track, production labels burned into the picture — and FCPXML generation got its own preview page.
- Account
The project admin page gained a member roster.
August 2026
- Footage
The footage page gained three views — raw list, classified list and cloud-drive snapshot — with transfer and download progress visible to the whole team.
- Proxies
Proxy transcoding shipped: source footage compresses automatically into 720p proxies and preview stills that play on the web and in the mini-program, checked file by file.
- Review
A master playback gate shipped — closed before a cut clears review, open after — so who can watch no longer rides on a one-off release.
- Review
Playback got steadier: H.264 always decodes in software, and 10-bit 4:2:2 footage starts there too, so fewer clips fail to play.
- Timeline
An "auto-cut" button kicks off an automatic rough cut with visible progress, and the cut timeline exports to FCPXML straight from the comparison view.
- Export
A baseline timeline can carry subtitles and export as a proper .fcpxmld project bundle, alongside a new word-level, four-state cut comparison.
- Timeline
The workbench is laid out by work order: pick or drop lines in a transcript to build a cut basket, then review the compiled cut from the transcript tab and load it back for another pass.
- Timeline
The automatic rough cut moved to a second-generation rule set: reasoned choices per delivery format, silent stretches and borrowed shots detected, and the same footage cutting the same way every time.
- Timeline
Offline local footage is spotted and relinked automatically, and word-precise selection runs all the way from transcript to draft, compile and preview.
- Timeline
Subtitles follow a re-cut on their own, and transcript paragraphs got their punctuation back for an easier read.
July 2026
- Proxies
The per-file cap for proxy uploads rose to 512MB.
- Cloud drive
A Baidu cloud-drive share link transfers straight into your own drive, with no download-and-re-upload in between.
- Account
WeChat QR sign-in got steadier: it reconnects by itself after a drop, and the code stops going stale on you.
- Account
Credits are set aside before a job runs, and the message when your balance falls short is written in plain language.
- Footage
The path from a submitted footage link to the project page runs end to end: paste a link before signing in, pick the submission back up afterwards, and watch stage-by-stage progress on the project's milestone page.
June 2026
April 2026
- Review
A share link works without signing in: a read-only link, good for seven days, opens straight into the full timeline view.
- Footage
The workspace gained a project hub with sidebar navigation.
- Export
The local FCPXML editor gained a "recent projects" list and a relink screen.
- Account
Your session renews itself a minute before it runs out, so a long editing stretch no longer drops you halfway.
March 2026
- Footage
Shot Lab gained a canvas mode: AI image editing, a vertical layout, connections between shots and trackpad gestures.
- Account
Fixed WeChat QR sign-in failing to load, and moved the code itself to WeChat's official rendering.
- Footage
Shot Lab shipped: an AI shot-restyling tool with frame-by-frame control and a reference-image column.
- Account
Signing in returns you to the page you were headed for, instead of always dropping you on the home page.
January 2026
- Export
A local project can sync to the cloud, and an FCPXML local mode shipped so you can keep editing against local footage offline.
- Timeline
A subtitle bench shipped, with a player built in.
- Cloud drive
You can add and remove a cloud-drive account yourself, across several providers.
- Export
The first FCPXML player shipped.
December 2025
- Review
Subtitle review shipped.
- Review
"Comments" became "review notes", the panel stopped covering the video and timeline, and version history with download shipped alongside a draggable playhead.
- Footage
A media library page shipped with its own entry point, and the play page gained review comments.
- Cloud drive
Baidu cloud-drive authorization became one-click — link it in a single pass.
- Review
The review window switched to a stacked layout, and the player falls back to H.264 by itself when it meets H.265/HEVC.
- Cloud drive
Cloud drive shipped for the first time, starting with Baidu.
- Account
Google sign-in and account linking shipped.
- Account
WeChat sign-in and account linking shipped.
- Review
Video review shipped: a review session can be password-protected, and a note jumps straight to its own moment in the video.
- Product
CutHub split out from an internal tool into its own product, with a bilingual Chinese/English interface.