Batch review is step two: a 20-minute window immediately after the stream where you scan the captured timestamps and pull the clips worth editing. The window is fixed at 20 minutes because longer windows turn into rabbit holes and shorter windows miss moments. Twenty minutes is the calibrated time-box.

The review process: open the captured clips folder and the Twitch markers list. Walk through each timestamp and decide in under 10 seconds: keep, cut, or skip. "Keep" goes into the editing queue. "Cut" trims the timestamp range to the actual moment and queues it. "Skip" deletes the file. No deliberating. No "maybe later." Decisions are binary.

The output of the 20-minute window is a queue of three to seven clips ready for editing. The queue feeds the next 24-hour posting schedule. The streamer who skips the review window is the streamer who has 200 unprocessed clip files and zero clips posted, which is functionally identical to having captured nothing. The window is the gate.