Топливная подушка и монтаж видео без рук

In this video, two ordinary things suddenly turned out to be strange: I entrusted the editing to a neural network and went to get some gas. First, I'll tell you how I'm trying to automate editing using Claude and my video-MCP pipeline: cutting, splicing, cropping, shortcuts, subtitles, and an attempt to make the talking-head video more lively without manual editing. And then, a mundane story about a gas station. It seems like nothing out of the ordinary: a trip ahead, a small child, and I want to have some gas and avoid unnecessary idling on the highway. But thanks to the news, restrictions, and the general information flow, a routine gas station suddenly feels like you're doing something wrong. I'm not advocating for anyone to stock up or condemning those who play it safe. Rather, I'm reflecting on how quickly our sense of normalcy changes when anxiety creeps in. Have you ever experienced this: everything is formally normal, but inside you still feel strange? Timecodes: 00:00 - Introduction and two video topics 00:36 - How I started automating editing 01:13 - MCP server for video and editing tools 01:35 - Cutting shorts and editing according to the context 02:20 - Why talking-head videos are harder to put together 02:53 - The second story: not about AI, but about feeling 03:09 - Why I needed extra gas 05:15 - Limitations, canisters, and the infophone 06:03 - Why I started worrying at the gas station 06:41 - Refueling via an app 06:56 - A strange feeling, even though everything is paid for 07:13 - How it all ended 07:37 - Why a "garage-sized" reserve doesn't save you 08:02 - Finale: editing test, sound, and feedback