ClippyOS · Autonomous Operating System for Clipping
Globally reachable clipping OS. Social Machine for X, YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. Telegram, WhatsApp, and Discord for the people around the work.
Get Access creates a workspace and takes you to checkout. Prefer a walkthrough? Request a Demo.
01 / The clip engine
The clip engine takes a client’s long-form footage to platform-ready shorts: ingest, highlight detection, captioning, and render. It rides the library, render-job, publisher, and approval rails that already run in production.
Rolling out AutoClip runs through Crayo in /agent today. The native pipeline is rolling out.
02 / The pipeline · rolling out
Highlight detection marks the moments worth cutting in each client’s footage.
Every hook becomes its own clip, trimmed to the moment and filed to its client.
Captions go on, and each clip renders vertical and platform-ready into the Library.
03 / Approvals
Every publish routes through /approvals, with a safety inbox and an audit trail on every cut. Autonomy stays leashed: social uploads default to draft.
Live Human approval gates ship today.
04 / Social Machine
Start the Social Machine when you need X, YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok. Hibernate when you’re done — the session stays hot, logins persist, and Resume picks up the same windows.
05 / Library
Every clip lands in durable, globally reachable storage — never on the machine disk. Pinning strategies — eager, on publish, replicate, or manual — copy onto the content network as a second layer.
06 / The OS around the work
Online
Get Access creates your workspace and continues to checkout. Request a Demo if you want us to walk Command, the Social Machine, liaison, Hermes, and Linear with your team first.
07 / The OS, in motion
Command through Settings, plus the Social Machine and Inbox — captured from the running product.
The daily OS: pipeline, money, and what to ship next.
Retainers, costs, and collections — the agency ledger.
Every roster, plan, and production stage in one place.
Titles and briefs, scoped per client, ready to produce.
Native Hermes loop for clipping work, isolated skills.
Immutable cloud storage for every clip. Content pins as a second layer.
Nothing public without a sign-off.
X, YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok from one machine. Hibernate keeps it hot.
Telegram, WhatsApp, and Discord liaison for customers and companies.
Add-ons, autonomy, Hermes, and the control plane.
08 / Access
Get Access creates your workspace and continues to checkout. Request a Demo if you want us to walk Command, the Social Machine, liaison, Hermes, and Linear with your team first.
You’ll get a confirmation email in the ClippyOS look.
09 / FAQ
If it isn’t here, request a demo and we’ll walk the OS with you.
ClippyOS is the autonomous operating system for clipping. Command runs the day. The Social Machine opens X, YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok from inside the OS. Inbox handles Telegram, WhatsApp, and Discord. Clips live in immutable cloud storage — never on the machine disk.
Start it when you need the networks. Hibernate when you don’t. Logins persist because we pause the session instead of destroying it. Four networks, one machine, operated from Command.
No. The Social Machine is a specialist runtime, not a disk. Every clip lands in durable, globally reachable storage. Pinning strategies — eager, on publish, replicate, or manual — copy onto the content network as a second layer.
Inbox. Telegram Bot API, WhatsApp Cloud API, and Discord for customers and companies. Liaison never starts the Social Machine. Discord still runs the Status Agent against production stages.
Yes. ClippyOS speaks Hermes natively — MCP tools, playbooks, and isolated skills. Grok Bot is a premium optional computer on the same Remote MCP: SuperGrok teammates add ClippyOS as a Custom connector (URL + Bearer token) and pick up a work inbox. Failed jobs, renders, and agent runs map to Linear. The board stays in Linear; the OS deep-links and syncs.
Get Access creates a workspace and continues to checkout. Prefer a walkthrough of Command, the Social Machine, liaison, Hermes, and Linear first? Request a Demo and we’ll confirm by email.