Vizard Agent

How to have your last video reviewed and then fixed

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Upload the video you already published and ask Vizard Agent what is wrong with it. Vizard Agent transcribes it, samples the picture at points across its whole length, measures the audio, analyses where the speech goes quiet, and reports the defects before proposing a single change.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Ask for the analysis before the changes. Vizard Agent will do both, but asking for the critique first means you see the list and choose from it, instead of receiving a re-edit built around one problem it decided to prioritise. Say where the video runs, since the standard differs by platform.

Prompt

Do a thorough analysis of this finished video and tell me what is defective and what needs improving. It runs on [platform]. Once I've read that, we can decide what to change.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

It reviews before it edits, and it samples the whole length rather than the opening. A style that works for thirty seconds and falls apart at three minutes is invisible if you only watch the beginning, and most defects worth finding live in the middle, where nobody checks. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

A critique is a judgement, and much of what makes a video work is not measurable from the file. Vizard Agent reports problems, not preferences. Retention curves come from your analytics, not the file. A weak premise can't be fixed in an edit. Without earlier videos there's no drift to find, and a long list is still not a plan: you choose what matters.

Common questions

Can Vizard Agent critique without changing anything? Yes, and it's worth doing that first. Ask for the analysis and stop there.

Does it need my earlier videos? Only for comparison. Vizard Agent finds problems in a single video without them.

Can it then fix what it found? Yes. Vizard Agent applies the fixes you choose, then reviews the corrected version against the findings before delivery.