Every guide, comparison and workflow we’ve published on Workflows.
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Drop a product URL into the Versely Agent chat: it reads the listing into a brand kit, re-casts a public workflow template with your product, quotes the render, then writes and schedules the posts.
Export the files, rewrite the prompt for the destination model, lock identity with stills. Do not expect the seed to transfer.
The /workflows catalog is 17 scene graphs you clone with recreate_public_template, saved not auto-run; Morning Matcha Routine is the unique 405/405 row (preview equals full), Lunchwell Hospital Visit is the 1800-credit ceiling.
Three of the 17 public recipes estimate under 200 credits: Viral Panel Reaction Reel at 60, Podcast With Me at 156, and Plush Lipstick Influencer Review at 186 — they are still cloned scene graphs, not one-tap start_template_run files.
Storyboard mode was a Sora-only surface. Recreate the workflow with locked stills + I2V/R2V, not a fake storyboard button.
/prompting and /models/{slug}/prompting exist because Veo timestamp blocks are not Kling Omni grammar.
A weekly series should pick the model that wins the job at the credit floor, not the Elo leader of the week.
A blog player with Recreate is a recipe. A screenshot of a viral clip is a guess. Use /workflows.
/workflows/hivewell-raw-honey is a locked scene list. Recreate it; do not storyboard it again in Kling Omni.
A CDL-plus-LUT recipe so mixed-model shots sit on one timeline, a stills chart to test it, and the rule for when to regenerate instead.
Keep DX, MX, FX and optional ambience as separate files, with a sync pop, so a later-language dub is a voice swap, not a remix.
When a social cut has no silence for standard AD: freeze, extend, or ship a second described cut, and brief the editor so both versions stay in sync.
Review the localized cut on picture with visible time, using a scorecard that splits language, culture, and legal. A script doc misses collisions.
Give mixers timecode, stem, direction, amount in dB or Hz, and a reference clip. A one-page template that replaces 'make it cinematic'.
Most briefs lose their constraints at the first handoff. A template that carries locks, references and rejected directions, and stays next to the review loop.
A look LUT on unnormalised clips keeps the mismatch and tints it. Neutralise each shot, match to a master, then grade for style.
Tests without a written record get re-run every quarter at full cost. Log these fields per test, then review on a rhythm that feeds a hypothesis backlog.
A 20-minute agenda that turns last week's curves into one edit decision, one packaging decision, and three numbers you log so the trend is visible.
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.
Clips per source hour is the repurposing metric most teams never measure. How to calculate current yield, a realistic target, and the steps that move it.
A format is a fixed structure plus one variable. Eight of them, what each demands in source material and production weight, and which workflow to build it on.
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.
A background task name is the saved-workflow key. Name it by intent so a later re-run updates one recipe instead of spawning a v2 row.
Price by the build hours a pack removes, not file count. A positioning test for your own pack, plus a bundle structure that lifts order value without discounts.
