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Field Notes: Building and Editing Video with an AI Dot

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I asked my Dot Hamilton to install Remotion and build an animated hero banner for chartreporter.com — the first version wasn't good, I gave feedback, and the second version is live on chartreporter.com right now. It was so good I pushed it immediately.

First-hand: AI Operators Podcast (Real handle: AI Operators Podcast) asked his Dot "Hamilton" to install Remotion/Hyperframes on its cloud computer and build an animated hero banner for chartreporter.com. Transcript-verified: the first version was weak, he gave feedback, and the second version went live on chartreporter.com immediately — he confirms it's live on the site right now. The Dot also set up Remotion, pulled the site's assets, and is now editing his field-note video (the demo-within-a-demo shown in the video). Concrete shipped artifact: an animated hero banner live on a real website.

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