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Mirage Tesseract gives AI agents a local 4K video editing engine

Mirage's free Tesseract engine lets local agents edit footage, motion graphics, compositing, keyframes, and sound inside a persistent editable project instead of generating a flattened video. Stable version 0.2.0 adds Linux support for compatible cloud-agent environments, 4K and 60 fps exports, improved text rendering, and signed binaries for macOS, Windows, and Linux.

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