Ryan Turner
I regularly have an issue when adjusting the colors on my projects. I usually try to adjust the colors of my recordings before I begin editing but sometimes I diced the color adjustments I applied need to be changed and it is almost impossible to do this with the kinds of projects I'm working with. Often one recording will be cut into 300+ scenes and there is no way I am doing that manually. I will ask under lord to do it and theoretically It can, but for some reason it reads the color adjustments completely differently than I do and will make changes that are completely different from what I asked. If I spend long enough with the Ai I can teach it to read the adjustments differently but that can easily take up to 40+ minutes to get it to learn. Please fix this issue.
I had under lord right up a summary of this issue that I am currently experiencing in my most recent project. I hope it helps, thank you.
SUMMARY
Bug Report: Color Adjustments applied via Agent Underlord don't sync with UI
Issue: When using Agent Underlord to apply color adjustments (specifically saturation and temperature) to a video track on a per-scene basis, the changes appear to be written to the document data but do not display in the color adjustment UI panel. The sliders continue to show 0% for all values even though the underlying data has been modified.
Steps to reproduce:
  1. I have a composition with 238 scenes and two video tracks in a sequence (David and Justin).
  2. I manually applied -5% saturation and -5% temperature to David's track on one scene — this worked correctly through the UI.
  3. I asked Agent Underlord to apply the same -5% saturation and -5% temperature adjustment to David's track on a different scene.
  4. The agent confirmed the values were written successfully, and querying the data showed the values were stored.
  5. However, on my end the color adjustment panel still shows 0% for all sliders, and the visual result does not match what I applied manually.
Expected behavior: Color adjustments applied by the agent should appear in the UI sliders and produce the same visual result as manually setting those values.
Actual behavior: The UI sliders remain at 0% and the visual output appears incorrect, despite the agent reporting the data was written successfully. Undoing the agent's change restores the previous look, confirming something was changed — but not in a way the UI recognizes.
Why this matters: I need to apply the same color correction across many scenes for a specific speaker's track, which is impractical to do manually across 238 scenes. This is exactly the kind of batch task the agent should be able to handle.