Sequence Tool - Edit with words: long recordings into polished stories

Sequence Tool is a native Mac app that turns long recordings into stories. Edit from text, prepare multiple angles, and export. It offers on-device transcription with optional CLI and MCP, designed to speed first-pass editing and surface key moments faster. Create what Matters.

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1.4 is live! which expands the transcript-led workflow to multiple cameras, reusable media, and editable project handoffs. It also brings on-device speaker detection, a People library, a more capable timeline, and new tools for working with compatible AI assistants.

congrats on the launch!! if two speakers talk over each other on a multi-cam recording, does Sequence split the transcript per speaker or merge it into one line I fix by hand?

 thanks Igor! In the testing using tv shows it did in fact split the speakers successfully, welcome to give it a try on any footage you’ve got, free trial starts when you make an account so no card needed to give it a spin. Let me know how you get on!

The MCP/CLI part is what I'm most curious about — what can an agent actually drive through it today? Is it mostly search and pulling selects, or can it assemble a rough cut from a prompt and hand it back for me to tweak in the timeline?

Yes it can! The CLI, the MCP and the app all sit on the same core actions, so most of what you can do in the app is reachable from the terminal or an MCP client. You can describe the cut you want and an agent will build a rough cut as a new variant, and it can also run silence and filler removal. Full details are in the docs at sequencetool.com/docs (search “cli” or “mcp”).