What the system produces
- Finished cut assembled from AI-rendered clips, including titles + credits
- Production package: treatment, roadmap, casting profiles, style bible, and Fountain screenplay
- Clip prompt pack: continuity-locked prompts with @characteridentity blocks + shot tokens
- Versioned builds: restoreable snapshots for iteration, extensions, or alternate cuts
- Pipeline telemetry: usage metering, retry logs, elapsed time, and build diagnostics
What makes it different
This isn't a single AI call. It's a studio-grade agent matrix that behaves like a film production workflow: Story → Planning → Casting → Script → Continuity Enforcement → Rendering → Assembly. Continuity is enforced via canonical casting profiles, contradiction checks, and lock signatures.
MCP @character protocol
Continuity audits + contradiction repair
Fountain screenplay output
Multi-platform prompt adapters
FFmpeg build system
Version restore / download
Usage metering
Workspace telemetry
How it works (pipeline)
- Treatment (story + tone + arcs)
- Production Roadmap (scene breakdowns, beat maps, style bible, continuity tokens)
- Central Casting (canonical character profiles + identity enforcement)
- Fountain Screenplay (script aligned to roadmap)
- Video Prompts (continuity-locked prompts for Sora/Runway/Pika)
- Rendering & Assembly (parallel clip rendering + FFmpeg assembly)