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Faster Editing with Sequence CLI, Smarter Variants, and More Reliable Exports

Sequence CLI

  • Updated Sequence CLI to 1.1.1 with broad parity across app editing, analysis, media, and export actions

  • Improved CLI integration with app projects and variants

  • Hardened Homebrew installation trust with formula-scoped verification

Clips and Markers

  • Added marquee selection for markers

  • Improved marker hover behavior and visibility after adding new markers

  • Improved transcript range selection and general clip and marker interactions

  • Preserved clip metadata and memberships more reliably across edits and variants

Variants

  • Added the ability to create variants from selected markers or clips

  • Fixed stale variant state and keyword-analysis results

  • Improved project-family warnings and variant workflow reliability

  • Fixed clip disabling and timeline projection

  • Fixed playback and projection of media-only variants

Export

  • Updated FCPXML exports to honor variant projections and preserve keyword metadata

  • Fixed exports of media-only variants

  • Improved crop and external-audio handling during export

Command Center

  • Improved action search and ranking

  • Recent actions now appear before entering a new query

  • Improved keyboard navigation, shortcuts, and help text

Performance and Reliability

  • Improved transcript and clip startup performance

  • Significantly improved performance on large clip timelines

  • Strengthened crash-safe database persistence and batched writes

  • Improved project opening, deletion, and state refresh after CLI edits

General

  • Refined library folder and large project-list interactions

  • Added feature-request and changelog links to the Help menu

  • Added native App Store review prompts

  • Updated localization and general interface polish

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