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title: How do I turn review comments into clear instructions for Agent Two?
description: Use the timecode, requested change and creative intent to guide a revision.
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Use each review note to identify where the change belongs, what should change and what should stay. invideo Editor supports timestamped review feedback. Agent Two reads the review comments on the timeline itself. Ask it to work through them, or copy a note with its timecode into your prompt when you want to change only that one. Agent Two, invideo's own agent, then changes that part of the timeline.

<Image src="https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/fxxlrhi6/2699949519/22889ecb4aeb3fd5210f4236c130/Screenshot+2026-09-29+at+1_29_24%E2%80%AFAM.png" alt="A review page comparing two cuts, with a comment at 00:00:05:20 saying 'Need the background to be darker'" />

Resolve conflicting feedback before briefing the revision. For example, decide which pacing request takes priority if two reviewers disagree about the same passage.

After Agent Two makes changes, check the affected section in context. Reviewers need an invideo account to leave comments. A public review link lets people watch and comment. It does not let them edit. See [Security and data](/account/security-and-data).