One control room for a studio of one — brief it in a sentence, approve every piece, ship nothing you haven't seen.
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The agent writes the spec, generates the first pass, and waits. Approval is the only thing it can't do for you.
The agent asks what it needs, then writes the spec and the recipe. No forms.
Hold to approve. It records the candidate, the brief version, the refs and the cost.
One unapproved piece blocks the render. Change an input and the approval visibly goes stale.
The recipe fans your brief out into pieces, each on its own provider, and pulls them back into one cut you approve piece by piece.
A recipe is the spec, the providers and the approval rules for one kind of piece. Run it as-is, or open it on your board and change the parts that need changing.
Explore recipesBuilt for weekly shorts, product explainers, launch teasers, channel trailers and more.
One brief becomes a 45-second vertical cut with voice, captions and two hooks.
Three product stills, a screen capture pass and a narrated walk-through.
Lock one character across six angles so clips cut together without drift.
Five-shot teaser with a fixed grade, timed to a beat you drop in.
Re-read every voice line in one profile and re-time the captions to match.
Six thumbnail candidates from the approved frames, ranked by past click-through.
Turn a long cut into three shorts without re-approving what already passed.
Live graphic components bound to real props — edit once, every piece updates.
Credits, minutes and metered dollars stay in their own units — with one hard wall you set, and a burn-down that tells you the day you run dry.
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