Start from a workflow that already worked.
A recipe carries the spec, the providers, the cost envelope and the approval rules for one kind of piece. Run it as-is, or open it on your board and change what needs changing.
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The library
240 recipes · 18 formats · every one runnable on the free plan.
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 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.
A 60-second trailer assembled from your best approved frames of the quarter.
Board the whole piece as stills, approve the story, then generate motion.
One concept, nine cuts for paid — same voice, three hooks, three lengths.
Dub the approved voice track and re-time captions without touching visuals.
What a recipe actually holds
Not a prompt. A spec the agent can expand into units, a provider per unit, a cost envelope, and the rule for what voids an approval.
Ship a recipe you rely on. Heimdall shows its approvals-per-run so nobody has to guess whether it works.
Open a recipe on your board, change the providers or the rules, and keep your version private.
Pin a recipe as your house standard so every new piece starts inside the same rules.