Run your Long-form Video Business with Agents

1. 01

   Deploy the company

   Setup asks the niche, the apps it posts on, a channel or video to model it on, and the cadence. naïve provisions the agents and the channel app.

2. 02

   Agents work the week

   One subject a piece, sourced claim by claim, planned against a real video of this length, rendered in segments and joined. A half-rendered piece resumes instead of buying the segments twice.

3. 03

   You approve what goes out

   Every finished piece lands as a pending post with its caption drafted. The queue is the only way out.

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avg. view duration at 90 days · 20 new channels

A target, not a measured result: this template has no benchmark yet.

• Nothing publishes itself

  Every outward post parks with its arguments in front of you. Approval is a person, every time.

• A budget it cannot raise

  A daily cap per agent and a cap per task. A run that would exceed its cap stops rather than spends.

• Denied by default

  An agent is offered the tools its template names and nothing else. The file that binds it is not theirs to edit.

• How is this different from short form?+

  A three-minute piece is a different job. This team takes one subject a production day, sources every claim, and borrows structure from a real video of the same length before it spends on a render.

• Which apps can it post on?+

  TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram. Setup asks which ones this company uses.

• Does it publish on its own?+

  No. The finished file is a pending post. Nothing reaches an account without you.

• What if the subject is too thin?+

  A subject that runs dry at forty seconds is handed back rather than padded out.

• How do I stay in budget?+

  A daily cap per agent and a cap per task, declared with the template and enforced by the platform.