Baoyu uses REA and Computer Use to investigate CapCut subtitle templates

What happened

Baoyu describes using REA with Computer Use to investigate how CapCut renders dynamic subtitles, without knowing where their formats were stored. He had it operate CapCut, download Templates, and monitor network URLs and disk save locations. After downloading several dozen through clicks, Codex found clicking too slow and constructed URLs to download directly, ultimately downloading 2291 Templates.

The story so far

Baoyu said he used REA with Computer Use to investigate CapCut’s dynamic subtitle rendering, with Codex ultimately downloading 2,291 templates by constructing direct download URLs. Baoyu did not know where CapCut stored the subtitle formats, so he had REA operate the app, click to download templates, and monitor network URLs and disk save locations. After downloading several dozen templates through clicks, Codex judged the process too slow and switched to downloading them directly.

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