Revid

Approved scripts sit in Airtable with their destination platform and target length. The agent loops Estimate Credits over the slate, checks each result's reliability flag rather than trusting the number blindly, sums the forecast, and compares it against the balance from Get Account. It posts the whole picture to Slack in one message. Once the slate is authorized, Create Video runs each job with a webhook URL rather than polling, since a render can take minutes and the vendor recommends the callback.

A brand wants the same presenter across a series. The agent saves the face once with Create Character, writing a specific description rather than a label, because the description is what the model reads to decide when and how to use the character. Every later render references that character id, so the series holds together. When a voice is needed too, Clone Voice registers it from a public sample and its id becomes the voice on subsequent renders. Retired characters are removed with Delete Character rather than left to be picked up by a later job.

A finished video needs to go out on three channels. The agent prefers Schedule Publish over Publish Now, because the scheduling queue is visible inside Revid before anything posts, which gives the social owner a place to look and a chance to pull a clip. It writes the scheduled slot back to the content calendar in Notion and links the render. Only when a launch genuinely has to be simultaneous does the flow use Publish Now, and then only after a person has confirmed the exact accounts, since that call posts publicly and is not reversible from here.