Cutfac 0.3.0

Features

• desktop: add the first-launch onboarding
• keep a workspace brief that agents make templates from
• cli: report whether each agent is ready to run

The signed Mac app is at https://cutfac.com and updates itself. To build it yourself, see the README.

Cutfac 0.2.2

Features

• web: tint gallery tiles and board cards on hover
• desktop: reload only the page when the preload script changes in dev
• web: keep the board's own text from selecting, as in a native app
• web: open Videos on a gallery, with the board a toggle away
• web: keep the title bar divider when the sidebar is collapsed
• web: mark the open sidebar's edge in the macOS title bar
• desktop: show the macOS sidebar material behind the sidebar
• desktop: reopen the window where it was, on the last page
• web: select board cards from the keyboard
• drag board cards between columns and videos out of the app
• add right-click menus for text fields and board cards
• web: add a ⌘K command palette and app shortcuts
• web: put the view's title and actions in the title bar
• desktop: give Cutfac Dev the Cutfac icon with a DEV band

Fixes

• web: wrap gallery titles between words, not inside them
• web: make a pressed toggle stand out on the title bar
• web: let a card's picture drag the card, and an ⌥-drag take its file
• web: show a grab cursor over board cards
• web: give the macOS sidebar toggle room from the window controls
• web: keep the title bar's sidebar divider short, level with the title
• web: slim the inset sidebar and even its gaps
• desktop: run the macOS title bar across the window, over a content card

The signed Mac app is at https://cutfac.com and updates itself. To build it yourself, see the README.

Cutfac 0.2.1

Features

• desktop: run desktop:dev as its own Cutfac Dev app on macOS
• desktop: draw the board under an inset macOS title bar
• release: check the installed agent CLIs before shipping
• agents: warn when an agent CLI is older than Cutfac supports
• review: match the safe zone to the measured platform UI

Fixes

• web: line up the board's title with the other views under the title bar
• build: sign the compiled server ad-hoc right after building it
• desktop: refuse page permissions the board doesn't use
• desktop: give the server a clean login-shell environment

The signed Mac app is at https://cutfac.com and updates itself. To build it yourself, see the README.

Cutfac 0.2.0

Features

• license: a free version of the desktop app: 3 videos per Mac, with every feature open
• board: attach files in the template import chat
• board: let the item editor's sections be resized and moved
• board: name the model each agent runs by default
• board: attach files to requests and keep references per item
• board: send feedback from the sidebar or with /feedback
• mcp: send feedback to the Cutfac team
• board: keep the board dark regardless of system appearance
• editor: ask for versions from the box prompt
• board: compare versions side by side and keep one
• edits: save versions of a request for the user to pick from
• review: dim platform UI bands on vertical frames and return a checklist
• board: collapse tool calls in the chat
• board: show the brand mark in the sidebar and tab
• release: tag releases and publish notes

Fixes

• mcp: take multi-word feedback in the feedback prompt
• agents: keep Codex runs from the board off other workspaces' servers
• compare: start side-by-side videos together
• agents: run the agent against its own workspace's MCP server
• server: refuse cross-site and DNS-rebinding requests
• board: show a sent request as working right away
• core: show agent tool paths relative to the workspace

The signed Mac app is at https://cutfac.com and updates itself. To build it yourself, see the README.

Cutfac 0.1.0

The first release of Cutfac, a local-first studio for short-form videos where your own coding agent does the editing.

What's in it

• Point at what to change. Pick a part of the timeline, draw a box on the video, and say what should change. Your agent edits the file, then you compare before and after and keep it or restore the old one.
• One board for every post, from drafting to review to done, with timecoded feedback and upload checks.
• Teach it what you make. Paste a link or pick a folder, and every run after that knows your product.
• Agents check their own work: a brief and shot list before rendering, then a look at every frame it made.
• Templates from any link: a post, a repo or an Agent Skill becomes a template with its own inputs and previews.
• Bring your own agent. Claude Code and Codex connect through the built-in MCP server and run on your machine.
• Files, not a database. A workspace is plain folders and YAML.
• English and Korean.

The signed Mac app is at https://cutfac.com and updates itself. To build it yourself, see the README.