Iyuno Adds 10 Localization Skills to CLOE

Sep 29, 2026
Iyuno adds 10 specialized localization Skills to CLOE, covering subtitles, dubbing, accessibility scripts and production documents.

Iyuno expands its previously introduced CLOE contextual AI platform with its first 10 Skills, the company said in a press release.

The Skills produce subtitles and subtitles for deaf and hard of hearing audiences, closed captions, dubbing scripts, audio description scripts, localization materials, dialogue lists, spotting lists, show guides and sensitive events lists.

CLOE keeps contextual memory about characters, relationships, dialogue, terminology, story events and other creative details. Each Skill can use that shared context instead of interpreting the source material again for every task. Iyuno plans to add Skills for more creative, operational and audience facing applications.

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