export

Export

Export only when the user asks for a render, download, or final standalone deliverable. A review checkpoint normally stays as an editable ChatCut timeline.

Use submit_export with the current tool schema. Confirm the target timeline, range, resolution, codec, and format from project state and user intent; do not guess a non-active timeline. Record every returned renderId.

Use track_export for status. It is the render-job tracker; do not use generation/transcription track_progress for exports. For the latest project export, use the tool's latest-render option when available rather than guessing an id.

When a render completes, return its downloadUrl through the host's normal file/link delivery. Download it locally only when the host supports that safely and the user needs a local artifact. Do not claim delivery from a queued or running render.

For subtitle or NLE XML export, use the corresponding submit_export format and report warnings about unsupported or dropped elements. For transparent Motion Graphic delivery, use the dedicated MG export tool exposed by the current manifest and track the returned render ids.

If cloud rendering is blocked by media that is not remotely readable, use asset-import when the user permits upload. Otherwise report the blocker; do not flatten or substitute the edit locally without user intent.