AI agents for Frame.io
A Monmo agent works in Frame.io the way a post-production coordinator would. It reads every comment on a cut and turns them into an edit list with timecodes, notices which assets are still waiting for review, chases the reviewers, prepares share links for clients and keeps version stacks in order. It uses your own Frame.io account and asks before it shares, uploads or changes a status.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
What agents do in Frame.io
Turn comments into an edit list
It reads every comment and reply on the latest version, groups them by timecode, marks where reviewers disagree, and writes an edit list your editor can work through in order.
AskTurn all comments on version 3 of the launch film into an edit list with timecodes, and flag where reviewers disagree.
Track what is approved
Every afternoon it checks the status of each asset in the project and lists what is approved, what needs review and what is waiting on changes, in a Google Sheets tracker.
AskEvery day at 4, update the tracker with each asset's status in the Spring Campaign project.
Chase reviewers
When a cut has waited two days with no comments from a key reviewer, it drafts a short nudge in Slack or Gmail with the link and the deadline, and sends it once you allow it.
AskIf the client hasn't commented on the new cut by Thursday noon, draft a reminder with the link.
Prepare a share for the client
It sets up a share with the right assets, your choice of comment and download permissions and an expiry date, then shows you the settings before the link is created.
AskPrepare a review share of the three finals for the client: comments on, downloads off, expiring Friday.
Upload a new version onto the stack
When the editor exports a new cut, it uploads the file onto the existing version stack once you approve, so comments stay together, and notes what changed since the last version.
AskUpload the v4 export onto the launch film stack and list what changed from v3.
Answer the comments that are questions
Some comments ask rather than direct, such as whether a logo can be bigger. It drafts a reply for each and posts the ones you approve, so reviewers know they were heard.
AskDraft replies to the questions in the client's comments. I'll approve them before they're posted.
Summarise a review round
At the end of a round it writes who reviewed, what changed, what is still open and when the next deadline is, as a short update for the producer in Slack.
AskWrite a one-paragraph summary of this review round for the producer.
How it connects
- 1You connect your own Frame.io account once. Frame.io V4 accounts sign in with an Adobe ID, and an account admin may need to allow the connection; the agent sees the workspaces and projects your account can open.
- 2You choose which agents may use Frame.io. A video editor or an operations agent who coordinates production fits; a finance agent has no reason to see cuts.
- 3Reading comments, statuses and assets needs no approval. Uploading, changing a status, posting a reply, creating a share link and deleting anything ask first.
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Questions people ask
Can an AI agent read Frame.io comments for me?
Yes. A Monmo AI agent reads every comment and reply on a version, with timecodes and any drawings noted, and turns them into a list the editor can work from. It points out where two reviewers asked for opposite changes, so you can decide. Reading needs no approval.
Does it work with Frame.io V4?
Yes, the connection is for Frame.io V4, which uses Adobe sign-in. If part of your work is still on a legacy Frame.io account, the agent may need to do those steps in its own browser. It works through the Frame.io connection, or in its own browser when the connection does not cover something.
Can it share cuts with clients?
It prepares the share, with the assets, comment and download settings and an expiry date, and shows you the details on a card. The link is created and sent only when you allow it. Who sees an unreleased cut is your decision, so this step always waits for you.
Can it upload new versions to Frame.io?
Yes, after you approve. The agent takes the editor's export, uploads it onto the right version stack so the comments stay together, and writes a short note on what changed. If a file name does not match your convention, it asks which stack the file belongs to.