Find the moment: semantic search across all your footage

Ask any editor where their time actually goes and “looking for the clip” ranks embarrassingly high. You know the moment exists. You shot it. It's somewhere in four hours of footage across three projects. So you scrub.

Search what happened, not what you named it

Agent28 indexes every clip you upload two ways. Visually: models describe what's happening frame by frame, so you can search “the moment he puts the ring on her finger” or “close-up of the latte art.” By audio: word-level transcripts let you search anything that was said, “find where I say ‘I made 10k’” jumps to the exact frame.

Your whole library, not just this project

Search spans every project in your library. That b-roll from last spring, the testimonial from an old client shoot, the perfect reaction shot you forgot you had, all one query away, and one click from landing on your current timeline.

Your back catalog stops being storage cost and starts being an asset.

Why this compounds

The agent uses the same index when it edits. When you ask for b-roll, it searches your library the way you would, by meaning. The more you shoot, the smarter every future edit gets. That's the quiet superpower: search isn't a feature next to the editor, it's the foundation under it.