Product guide · v0.1

Finish your first project in seven steps

Move from project setup, character looks and shot briefs to keyframes, video, AI review and final delivery. Start with one 30–60 second episode.

About 15 minutes to configure

Before you begin

Create an account, then connect one reasoning provider in Settings. Add image or video providers only when those stages require them; you can also upload existing media to run the workflow.

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01

Create a project

Start with a logline or a fuller treatment, then set frame, target duration and planning depth. AI creates editable scenes, characters and shot briefs for approval.

02

Establish character anchors

Add age, build, appearance, wardrobe and dramatic role. Upload references or generate visual versions, then approve one for later shots.

03

Edit shot briefs

Each shot includes narrative purpose, action, framing, camera, dialogue or voice-over and continuity constraints. New media derives from the latest saved version.

04

Generate keyframes

Validate composition, character and space before paying for video generation. Uploaded images and generated versions keep their inputs and parameters.

05

Generate or import video

Generate after approving a keyframe, or upload live action and footage from another service. A shot can retain many candidates; only the approved take enters the edit.

06

Review and repair

The AI director reads the full video and compares it with the script, characters, visual bible and adjacent shots. Select findings and create one consolidated revision.

07

Rough cut and deliver

Adjust shot order, in and out points and source audio. Add music and subtitle settings, preview online, then export MP4 or a complete shot package.

Models & BYOK

Model connections

Reasoning, image and video capabilities route separately instead of binding every task to one model. Keys are encrypted server-side; the browser receives only masked connection status.

  • Reasoning: story planning, prompt assembly and directing analysis
  • Image: character looks, keyframes and visual development
  • Video: candidates generated from keyframes and shot briefs
Assets & privacy

Asset storage

Avatars, character references, keyframes, videos and exports are stored in object storage and protected by user and project authorization. Only upload media you have permission to use.

Current scope

What the product covers

Director OS currently focuses on solo narrative projects: story planning, characters and shots, media generation, review and foundational editing. Advanced VFX, detailed mixing and real-time multi-user collaboration are not yet available.