Annual plans and the bonus credit asymmetry
Standard Annual carries 240 bonus credits and Pro Annual carries none, yet Pro saves more cash. How both discounts work and which fits your volume.
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Background tasks while you keep chatting
Long renders don't have to freeze the conversation. How to hand a slow multi-step job to a background task and keep briefing the agent on the next scene.
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Captioning a month of clips: the credit math
Prices a realistic month of short-form captioning in base renders, and shows why the clips you cull move the bill as much as the preset tier does.
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Every plan gets the same models and editor
Versely tiers gate credit volume, not capability. The 296-model catalog, editor and agent are identical on every plan, so upgrading is a throughput call.
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Giving a coding agent your brand kit
Set the brand kit once and Claude Code, Cursor or Codex generate on-brand without a briefing. How the fields merge, how to read them back, and how to clear one.
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How agent tools route to six sub-agents
A flat list of 139 tools serves an agent worse than six domain specialists. Name the job so the router sends the turn to the right one first.
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Preview limits: clip caps, cooldowns, ceilings
The free 480p preview (5-second per-user cooldown) caps at 10 clips and 180 seconds. Build an iterate loop that respects all three gates before you export.
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Quick generate: skipping the conversation loop
POST /quick-generate runs one image or video generate without chat memory. Use it for scripted one-shots; keep /chat for anything that has to remember a brief.
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Reading the quality-per-credit report
A reading method for the quality-per-credit frontier that shortlists models for one specific job and still works after the next round of launches.
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Reviewing a Generation Before You Reroll
Rerolling the same prompt is a coin flip you pay for. A structured critique first, then one changed variable, cuts the renders you throw away.
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The editor render payload: one JSON, one video
The editor-render endpoint takes one timeline document covering clips, transitions, text, audio, and captions, and returns a single video.
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The eight Versely skills and when each fires
Each of the eight installed skills covers a different pipeline shape. Leave knowing which one an agent will reach for, and how to phrase the request.
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The refresh flag on repeat workflow runs
First runs keep the scenes you approved. Repeat runs rewrite the plot unless you pin them. What refresh regenerates, and what it holds constant.
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Tracking credits per client, per deliverable
Build a per-client credit ledger covering drafts, rerolls, previews and exports so a quote survives three revision rounds, plus a monthly profitability check.
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Your first Versely generation from the terminal
Install the CLI, mint a key, dispatch an image and a video job over HTTP, poll status, and pull the finished file down without opening the web app.
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One command to wire MCP into detected agents
One CLI command detects the coding agents on your machine and writes the Versely MCP server into each of them, with the key already attached.
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What a ten-language dub costs in credits
One source video into ten markets, broken into line items. Dub jobs are flat per language; the chargeable events concentrate in captions and exports.
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What happens to unused credits at renewal
Unused Versely credits roll over when a plan renews, so a quiet month banks capacity instead of burning it. How to plan a quarter around that.
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What happens when you connect Versely MCP
Clicking Connect runs OAuth 2.1 with dynamic client registration. Here is what the consent screen grants and where the resulting token is scoped.
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Why a seven-second clip costs more
Tiered models sell duration in whole steps, so seven seconds buys the ten-second price. How to write scene lengths that land inside a band instead of past it.
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Why bigger credit packs are not cheaper
All six Versely top-up packs price at the same rate per credit, so the largest earns no volume discount. Where the per-credit savings actually are.
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Wiring Versely skills into Claude Code
What Versely's skill packs are, how one CLI command installs them and wires MCP into Claude Code, and which parts of the job still belong in the editor.
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Segment Retake: Fixing One Bad Second Without Regenerating
How segment retake fixes one bad second of AI video without regenerating the clip: LTX 2.3 Retake workflow, prompt patterns, and honest cost math.
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From Prompt to Published Post: The Full Versely Pipeline
The full Versely pipeline from prompt to published post: agent chat, generation, captions, scheduling to nine platforms, and the analytics loop.
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