v0.11.0

Added

• Compose a separate presenter inset and screen content into a 9:16 clip, regardless of the inset's source corner. Choose content-first, stacked or content-only layouts, or enter source regions manually without an AI connection.
• Review automatic compositions using actual rendered sample frames, with one alternate layout attempt. Reject invalid regions, excessive presenter enlargement and insufficient content enlargement; uncertain results keep the full scene and show a review notice.
• Keep preview and export on the same crop geometry and one video/audio clock. Reserve space for captions and hide hook titles that would cover the presenter.

Improved

• Bound concurrent face-analysis, composition and export jobs across projects according to available memory and CPU capacity. Limit FFmpeg threads and prioritize queued exports.
• Spill large face-crop collections to temporary files while retaining the speaker model's temporal context. Stop decoders and clean up temporary crops on cancellation or consumer failure.
• Validate export dimensions, duration, audio presence and complete decoding before replacing an existing output file, including downscaled size-limited encodes.
• Evaluate small insets using native-resolution crops, including 4K sources. Region edits at the trim end retain the other shots.
• Preserve manual source-region corrections when background analysis finishes. If a longer trim exceeds their coverage, keep the full scene and show a review notice instead of reverting to a portrait crop. Refresh paused composition previews when decoded frames arrive.

Validation and limitations

• 484 automated tests, type checking, lint and production build pass locally. Real FFmpeg tests cover all four inset corners, timed layout switching, single audio output and failed-export preservation. Native Electron checks cover paused preview, manual creation, layout changes, saved corrections, playback, seeking and resizing.
• AI decisions are mocked in automated tests; sampled model review does not certify every frame or editorial quality. Moving/resizing insets, broad category benchmarks and audience-retention improvements remain unproven. Existing completed clips are not automatically reanalysed.
• See implementation status and remaining work. The broader adaptive-clipping roadmap remains in progress.