Higgsfield has shown a new Katana workflow that uses Claude Motion as the starting point for an agent-directed video edit, saying the demonstration was generated over a three-hour run without using Blender, Cinema 4D or After Effects. The company is positioning the result as a test of how motion-design work can move from standalone editor timelines toward AI agents that plan, generate and assemble media.
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