Governed short-form video production

From one-line idea topublish-ready Short.

One supervised production path inside your AI agent host, with cost and safety boundaries intact.

02 The problem

Generatorsproduceclips.

Viraproducesafinishedvideo,throughoneaccountablepath.

Guidedbydefault.Autonomouswhenyouchoose.

Brief, plan, create, review, finish, package: every stage visible, every gate explicit, every decision recorded with the project.

Six stages. One accountable final.

Work alongside Vira with every review surface open.

Stage 01: Brief

Outcome, audience, format, style, constraints, and spend boundary.

Companion gate · Complete intake

Different involvement. Shared boundaries.

Choose how much of the production Vira carries. Both modes keep complete intake, provider-cost confirmation, safety and rights constraints, and final Video review.

Guided default

Companion

Work alongside Vira with every review surface open.

Review path: Script + Scene, Image, and final Video review.
Iteration boundary: Up to two objective-defect rerenders before Video review.

Complete intakeProvider-cost confirmationSafety, rights, and identity constraints

Explicit opt-in

Automatic

Let Vira carry more inside your brief, budget, and boundaries.

Review path: Intermediate reviewers stay closed; final Video review always opens.
Iteration boundary: Up to three total technical and creative refinement rounds.

Complete intakeProvider-cost confirmation and spend ceilingSafety, rights, identity, audience, and factual constraints

Five formats. Four style families.

Format decides how scenes are made. Style is one whole-video contract: every family below carries its own substyles across imagery, footage, type, captions, graphics, motion, and audio.

Cartoon

Drawn worlds, from flat 2D through rounded 3D to anime key art.

Fox and Door scene in 3D Cartoon style. — 3D CartoonRounded renders with soft studio light.

Fox and Door scene in Anime style. — AnimeKey-art panels with speed lines and drama.

Graphic

Type and shape carry the story, from loud to quiet.

Fox and Door scene told as an Infographic sequence. — InfographicChart-led sequencing that carries a story.

Fox and Door scene in Minimal style. — MinimalQuiet type over one idea per frame.

Fox and Door scene in Whiteboard style. — WhiteboardDraw-on explainer sequencing.

Realistic

Footage-grade scenes and people you could film for real.

Fox and Door scene in Cinematic style. — CinematicGraded footage with wide establishing beats.

Fox and Door scene in Realistic style. — RealisticGrounded, present-day imagery and motion.

Storybook & Handmade

Tactile, crafted worlds with stop-motion and drawn texture.

Fox and Door scene in Claymation style. — ClaymationTactile stop-motion texture.

Fox and Door scene in Comic book style. — Comic bookPaneled spreads with halftone ink.

Fox and Door scene in Paper Story style. — Paper StoryLayered cut-paper depth.

Fox and Door scene in Storybook style. — StorybookIllustrated spreads with warm light.

Designed graphics DGIllustrated stills ISGenerated footage GFAI presenter APReal presenter RP

Visual style

The design language: palette, type, and material world.

Editing style

Cut, transition, and pacing grammar across the video.

Visual source

How imagery and footage are obtained per scene.

Across six surfaces: Imagery · Presenter footage · Type and captions · Graphics inserts · Edit motion · Audio design.

Feedback lands where the problem does.

Notes attach to the exact image, the exact timestamp, or the exact frame, and the encoded render is checked before anything is called final.

Image review

Draw notes onto a frame, attach a reference to the exact asset, and keep retry or approve state.

Notes pinned to the asset
Annotations drawn on the image
Retry or approve stays recorded

Video review

Play the encoded render, step frame by frame, and keep timestamped comments with the exact problem frame.

Comments anchored to a timestamp
Problem frame kept as evidence
Feedback lives with the project

Quality control runs against the encoded render

Technical delivery
Story and hook
Captions
Visual assets
Audio sync

The final is a package, not a loose export.

Media stays version-matched to the decisions and evidence that produced it.

final_v4.mp41080×1920, 30 fps vertical MP4
thumbnail_v4.png1080×1920 portrait PNG thumbnail, version-matched
publish.mdTitle, description, tags, and hashtags
project recordsConcept, script, prompts, style contract, review notes, QC evidence

9:161080 × 1920portrait · 30 fps