Desktop AI Agent Product Listing for Media Processing
Promotional description for a Windows desktop AI agent that runs ffmpeg-based media processing tasks (compression, clipping, format conversion) through natural language, positioned as removing the need to learn ffmpeg flags. This is product marketing copy rather than a described user problem.
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