Spinel Builds In-House AI Video Review Tool With Claude Code
A production company replacing a paid external review service with a tool it built in a month shows how quickly AI coding assistants can move into the day-to-day workflow of video production.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Spinel Inc. has developed "Spinel Review," an internal video review tool that uses AI to streamline revision checks, according to ASCII.jp. The Tokyo-based video production company built it using Anthropic's Claude Code and put it into daily use in about one month. Features include frame-level comments, AI comparison of old and new versions, telop typo detection, clip suggestions, and direct posting to YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok.
Spinel Inc. had used an external video review service, but rising storage-based fees and constant material organization pushed the company to build its own tool. The result is Spinel Review, developed with Anthropic's Claude Code and brought to a level usable in daily work in about one month. The tool lets clients comment at the frame level, draw instructions on screen, and compare versions side by side. AI handles revision comment checks, telop typo detection, highlight clip suggestions, and automatic transcription. Posting to YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok drafts happens on the same screen.
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