Disclosure: I make WaveXML — free Mac/Windows dual-system sync and a local MCP your AI (Claude/Codex/Cursor) can use. Pitch in one line: sync cameras and audio, then let your AI edit. Site: https://wavexml.com/
Dual-system sync (Resolve / Premiere / Final Cut)
Export the timeline as FCP7 XML or FCPXML.
Open WaveXML → drop XML → point at Zoom/Sound Devices WAV folder → Synchronize.
Import the returned XML; spot-check a clap or dialogue peak.
Mute scratch tracks and keep cutting.
Local processing — no upload plugin. Free beta after registration on the site.
Then let your AI edit (MCP)
WaveXML MCP gives your AI eyes and ears on the synced footage: still frames + measurements (shake, soft focus, dark, swings). Bad parts stay out; the AI’s cut can run through WaveXML before you see it. Files stay on your Mac/PC — only frames the AI asks for leave the box. Writes the edit as XML for Resolve switchable multicam (also FCP/Premiere).
Not captions, VO, dubbing, or face recognition — sync + footage facts for AI-assisted cuts.
More: https://wavexml.com/ and https://wavexml.com/blog/wavexml-vs-eddie-ai-and-other-ai-editing-tools
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