Launch multiple AI editors on the same raw video, compare their cuts as versioned branches, score them with a verifier, and turn team approvals into reward signals for future edits.




One raw video becomes multiple agent-generated branches. Aetos tracks what changed, scores each cut, and lets the team merge only the best creative decisions.
Agent sandbox output for the YC Startup Launch Video.
Aetos gives autonomous video agents the environment they need: agent sandboxes, versioned branches, verifier scores, selective merge controls, and memory from approved edits.
Import raw video files or XML timelines directly from Premiere/FCP.
VideoAgents generate parallel sandbox branches (Viral, Story, Brand Cuts).
Automatic verifiers score each cut against brand style parameters.
Editors compare differences side-by-side and merge edits to Main.
Approved choices update preference vectors for the next agent run.
Aetos lets multiple autonomous editing agents compete and collaborate. Each agent explores a different creative direction, then the verifier and human team decide which decisions deserve to survive.
Run Agent ArenaOptimizes for hook strength, fast pacing, retention, and short-form energy.
Optimizes for polish, brand safety, clean transitions, and premium tone.
Optimizes for narrative order, emotional clarity, and viewer understanding.
Optimizes for client style, previous approvals, and brand guidelines.
Aetos tracks video editing as timeline metadata, not duplicate render files. Every agent attempt creates a lightweight branch, so teams can see exactly what changed, compare creative decisions, and merge only the best parts.
Version control gives Aetos the history of what was tried, what changed, what worked, and what failed.
Aetos translates timeline changes into plain language: hook shortened, captions changed, CTA moved, music updated, clips reordered.
Keep the Viral Agent's hook, the Premium Agent's color style, and the Story Agent's structure while rejecting weak changes.
When two agents change the same timeline section differently, Aetos presents creative options instead of technical merge conflicts.
For agents to improve, every attempt needs feedback. Aetos scores each branch using a verifier, then combines that score with human approvals to create reward signals for future editing agents.
Aetos is RL-ready, not fake-RL. The MVP builds the environment where agents can try actions, receive rewards, and improve over time.
"The pacing feels slightly slow here. Let's swap the product demo and customer proof clips to keep momentum high."
Editors, founders, designers, clients, and AI agents can all create suggestion branches, leave timeline-pinned feedback, compare edits, and merge approved changes into the final cut.
Comments attach directly to clips, timestamps, and branches, so feedback never gets lost in Slack threads.
Any teammate or agent can fork a cut, propose changes, and send it back as a reviewable branch.
Approvals, rejections, and merges become the strongest signal for what the team actually wants.
Aetos learns from approved branches, rejected cuts, merged changes, and team comments. Over time, it understands which hooks, captions, pacing, transitions, and styles your team actually prefers.
Every accepted merge increases confidence in the creative pattern behind it.
Rejected branches teach Aetos what not to repeat, like loud music, slow intros, cluttered captions, or off-brand transitions.
Recent campaign decisions matter more than old habits, so style memory can evolve over time.
Instead of duplicating heavy export drafts like final_v2_edit.mp4, Aetos creates lightweight metadata branches. Editors experiment freely without altering trunk timelines.
Video teams lose hours in revision loops, unclear feedback, and final-file confusion. Aetos turns every agent attempt and human approval into reusable learning data, reducing repeated work across future projects.
Aetos turns creative feedback into compounding production intelligence.
Teams compare branches instead of rewatching five final files manually.
Clients review clear creative differences and approve specific changes.
The same team can ship more videos because agents explore directions in parallel.
Every approved edit improves the next agent run.