Video pack · $29 one-time
Cut: turn raw footage into a reviewed video in Claude Code, Cursor or Codex
Cut starts from a raw file you already have and ends with a video file, the formats you asked for and a caption. It records every cut decision with in and out times, keeps the command that produced the file and checks the result with a tool on your machine, not with the plan.
A script on its own counts as partial work. Publishing or scheduling only happens with a connected channel and your OK.
Fits if
- You have raw footage and want a finished cut, not just a script.
- You want the edit decisions and the render command saved in your project.
- You need a few formats and a caption from the same source.
Not for
- Filming, buying media or planning a weekly posting calendar.
- Posts without video.
- Promises of reach or views.
What it writes in your project
Everything stays in your project folder, as plain files you can open, edit or delete.
buddies-output/cut/<date>-<topic>/One folder per cut.edit.mdCut decisions: in, out and what stays out.the cut commandThe script or command that produced the file, with its real output.video file + captionThe reviewed video in your project and its caption.formats.mdEach requested format and the path of the file it produced.distribute.md · state.mdReal link or ID if it was posted, otherwise the blocker. Where to resume.
Install
Install command
npx buddies install cutAfter paying on Whop, run it in your project folder and sign in with the same Whop account.
Questions
What data leaves my computer?
The install signs in to Whop, checks your purchase and downloads the pack. When you work, the pack runs inside your AI tool, so your messages follow that tool’s terms. The files it writes stay in your project.
Do I get updates?
Fixes and improvements to the pack you bought are free: run the install command again. Your buddies/workspace/ is never replaced.
Why a pack and not a prompt?
A prompt fits a one-off question. A pack fits work you repeat: it keeps state in your project, checks its own files and picks up where it stopped.