What Slate is for
On August 4, 2026, InVideo introduced Slate as a full editor inside Agent Two: direct the agent to line up approved shots, talk through changes, and review narrative coverage mid-project using Context the project already holds.
Treat Slate as the assembly and continuity check surface after Agent Intelligence Context, Briefs, and Notebook generation-not as a guarantee of frame-perfect editorial control.
Introducing Slate ↗How Slate fits the Agent Two stack
Agent Intelligence holds Context and Briefs. Notebooks give hands-on model control. Playbooks and Workflows encode standing process. Slate is where approved takes become a timeline you can direct conversationally.
Official materials describe pulling a cut early to spot missing establishing shots, dropping markers with notes, and asking for shorter versions or warmer grades-always re-check live UI on invideo.io.
- Context-aware lineup from approved takes
- Conversational timeline direction
- Mid-project narrative coverage checks
- Export hand-off to external suites when needed
Evaluation habit
Score Slate cuts on brief adherence, continuity, audio usability, marker-to-resolution time, and edit minutes saved versus a manual timeline. Compare the same approved take package finished on Polox AI for an independent bake-off.
Sources
Primary source: Introducing Slate - invideo Agent Two (2026-08-04). Pair with Agent Intelligence, Playbooks, Workflows, and Notebooks announcements for full stack context.