# Desktop agent setup, editable export, and local audio tools

Source: [Desktop agent setup, editable export, and local audio tools](<https://pr-444-preview.chatcut.dev/docs/changelog/2026-08-13-desktop-agent-export-audio>)

Documentation index: [llms.txt](<https://pr-444-preview.chatcut.dev/docs/llms.txt>)

[Back to changelog](https://pr-444-preview.chatcut.dev/docs/changelog) August 13, 2026 (2026-08-13)

Set up a local agent in one flow, export an editable Jianying or CapCut draft, and use local export and speech-enhancement tools.

Web

August 13, 2026

No update required

Desktop

0.2.1

Minimum version

Agent Plugin

0.2.23

Minimum version

## Feature updates

### Agent chat

#### Choose and set up a local agent in one flow

Desktop explains the available Codex and Claude options, checks installation, and connects the selected agent to the project.

Related docs: [Agent Plugin](https://pr-444-preview.chatcut.dev/docs/agent-plugin) [Desktop App](https://pr-444-preview.chatcut.dev/docs/desktop-app)

### Export

#### Export an editable Jianying or CapCut draft

Desktop can package the timeline as an editable draft with media links, timing, speed changes, and still frames preserved where supported.

#### More local export formats

Export video, WAV audio, motion graphics, subtitle files, or a relink-ready NLE media archive directly from Desktop.

Related docs: [Desktop App](https://pr-444-preview.chatcut.dev/docs/desktop-app)

#### See the free export allowance

Export screens show the available free allowance before a render and explain when a plan limit applies.

### Voice and audio

#### Enhance speech locally

Desktop downloads the speech-enhancement model on demand and removes background noise without uploading the source media.

## Fixes

### Timeline

#### Faster selection and dragging on long timelines

Desktop reduces repeated caption and item work during pointer movement, improving responsiveness on dense timelines.

Related docs: [Timeline](https://pr-444-preview.chatcut.dev/docs/timeline)

### Export

#### Native exports use the project frame rate

Desktop exports no longer fall back to a default frame rate when the project uses a different timeline setting.
