See how the intended CreationCodex experience follows a video from script to editable assembly—and how the system keeps changes visible along the way.
The following is an illustration of the target workflow—not a live demo. Features are being developed and validated incrementally.
The script remains the editorial source of truth. Split a story into sections and beats according to what each moment needs to communicate. One beat always owns one visual slot.
Generate or record narration. Actual audio length establishes the beat duration; speech-to-text is used to support captions and review, not to override the audio timing.
Review source footage, images and generated media by beat. A visual may be a single image or a clip, but its responsibility is explicit and its origin remains traceable.
When upstream script intent changes, dependent work should not silently appear finished. The product model highlights which narration, subtitles or visual decisions are out of date, allowing targeted regeneration.
Prepare a beat-aligned sequence with the approved narration, mapped media and subtitle references. The target is a handoff that remains editable in the finishing environment.
Change one beat. Understand the impact on the rest of the production.
Claude is a planned reasoning layer for analysis, structured suggestions and quality review. No live Claude integration is represented on this site.
Script breakdowns, structured beat suggestions, continuity checks and revision-impact explanations.
Checks model proposals against the project's beat rules, dependencies and approved state.
Decides what changes become authoritative and what stays locked.