Publishing and performance

    Saved workflow

    Also called Reusable workflow, Video recipe.

    A saved workflow is a reusable video recipe — scenes, assets, style and model stored so you can run it again with a fresh plot.

    What gets stored is the graph: scene order, prompts, the asset map, house style, the video model. A first run can follow the saved scenes exactly; a re-run writes a new plot around the same cast so the next episode is not a repost. Saving a draft does not generate a clip.

    Brand-kit is default colours and tone applied to whatever you make. Batch-generation is several jobs in one sitting, not a recipe you come back to. A one-tap template is a photo-in trend clip with no scene graph to edit. Recreating a public card from the workflows library clones this object into your account — that is how you start from someone else's recipe without authoring one.

    The agent path is save, then run, then optionally a schedule. Edit the asset map when the product shot changes; do not rebuild the five scenes from chat history.

    In practice

    • Lock wardrobe, palette and pacing across scenes before the first save — that pass is what makes a re-run still look like one show.
    • Re-run for a new plot; open the editor to change a product or a scene, not to 'try again'.
    • Start from a public recipe when the shape already exists; author from scratch only when it does not.

    The mistake to avoid

    Generating the same five scenes from chat every week because nothing was saved. The last MP4 is not the reusable object — the recipe is.

    Go deeper

    Workflows: Automated, Repeatable Video Production

    Versely workflows turn a video format into a reusable production line: define scenes once, swap inputs, run on demand, and remix proven templates.

    Where you will run into it

    • NYC Street InterviewPhotorealistic street-vlog interview — Riley works three different NYC corners at golden hour asking strangers one question: "What's the wildest thing you've ever done?" Three candid OTS/two-shot clips with locked character references, real handheld energy and native spoken dialogue. Vertical 9:16.

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