Build agents for archival footage
Years of games, streams, ads and meetings sit in storage, and most of it can only be found by file name. VideoDB understands every frame, so your agents can find any moment and turn it into a clip or a report.
Years of footage, searchable by what happens in it
“Every goal from last
season, as one reel”
One reel comes back, with a 9:16 cut for social
What teams ask of their archives
Agents search every frame and every word, then cut, caption and publish the moments they find.
See the tools agents use| Team | Asked | What comes back |
|---|---|---|
| Sports | Every fourth-down conversion this season. |
search_collection the plays, with game and clockcompile_clips one reel |
| Gaming | The clutch rounds from last night’s stream. |
search_video the rounds, with timestampsgenerate_clip a highlight for each |
| Social media | Posts where our logo is on screen and the caption never names us. |
search_collection the posts, with seconds on screen |
| Advertising | What is on screen before each ad break? |
understand_video scene labels for each break, as JSON |
| Meetings | When did we agree on the launch date? |
search_video the moment, with what was said and shown |
Claude edited our launch video
Raw takes, a 12-slide deck and our paper went in. A captioned 2:14 cut and three vertical versions came out, and nobody opened an editor.
Read the session
- TakesThe best take for each of the 12 beats, picked from the transcripts
- ChecksThe agent indexed its own render again and fixed the cuts that started early
- CaptionsIn the house style, saved so the next video gets them on request
Know what your audience sees
The same understanding, as signals for your marketing, content and ad teams.
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Social listening that sees the screen
Find every post where your brand or a competitor is on screen, including the ones whose caption never names it.
Read the Room, a social listening app built on VideoDB. It compares how long each brand is on screen across public videos, then opens the exact moments behind every number. -
Retention, next to what was on screen
Your analytics show where viewers leave. Line that up with what they saw at each drop: the hook, the pacing, the shot.
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Context for every ad break
Describe the scenes before each break, so the ad fits the moment and stays brand-safe. The labels arrive as JSON, or as events while the video streams.
VideoDB is video infrastructure for agents and devices that see. 1,000+ developers and agents use it every week, and it has processed 300+ TB of video.
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Run a pilot on your own archive
Bring a season of games, or a month of streams and posts. We agree on the signals and the bar with you before we start.