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Takes a long clip and the seconds worth keeping, and works out the Short: how much survives, where each cut falls, and where every caption line lands in the finished edit. Its real job is the warning: a line sitting inside a dropped span disappears, and you only find that out on playback otherwise. It decides the edit and the words; it does not render video, and it transcribes nothing. Captions come from the clip row, so a speech-to-text step can fill them later without changing anything else.

Every Monday, or the moment you correct a count: reads the stock table, works out how many days of cover each line really has against its supplier lead time, and prepares the purchase orders. What runs out before delivery comes first. You approve before anything is sent.

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Turns one theme into a continuous four clip film. The theme is expanded into a shot list, a first image is generated from it, then every clip starts on the last frame of the clip before it, so the sequence reads as one take instead of four stitched pieces. The clips are cut together, watermarked, and served through a public link the interface shows at the end of the run.

Twilio messaging assistant for testing: sends SMS, WhatsApp and verification codes, lists message history, and can run the "Send SMS via Twilio" workflow.

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Sends one creative prompt to four frontier models in parallel. Each model returns a self-contained HTML/SVG animated simulation of the prompt; the interface renders all four in sandboxed iframes side by side — a visual (not textual) comparison.