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Higgsfield Shows Claude Opus 5.5 Driving After Effects Shot Cleanup Workflow

September 25, 2026 at 12:26 EDT

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Higgsfield AI has demonstrated a Claude-driven After Effects workflow that uses the command /shot-cleanup to remove unwanted objects from moving footage while preserving motion, texture and editable project layers. The workflow arrives days after Anthropic released Claude Opus 5.5, a new flagship model positioned for long-running agentic work and complex creative or coding tasks.

September 2026 · Higgsfield AI

Claude enters the After Effects cleanup lane

Higgsfield's /shot-cleanup workflow uses Claude to remove unwanted objects from moving footage while keeping motion, texture and editable layers intact.

40%

lower typical workload cost for Opus 5.5 versus Opus 5

token context window for long agent sessions

workflows in Higgsfield's Production skills bundle

Cost change visualized

100%

Opus 5 baseline

60%

Opus 5.5 typical cost

A 40% reduction means the same typical workload is framed as roughly three-fifths of the previous cost.

How the cleanup workflow runs

Open Claude Desktop

Connect Higgsfield

Use After Effects

Provide source assets

Why editors care

The agent targets tedious moving-footage cleanup while preserving editable After Effects work.

What still matters

The workflow still needs local software, source project files, a live integration and review for patches or flicker.

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