Hand a whole stage to the Agent

Once you know the pipeline, the Agent can run a stage of it while you review. It uses the same tools you've learned in this academy, on the project you have open.

Brief it like a crew member

Give it the stage, the inputs and the limits in one message:

• "Write a 3-minute script from this treatment" (attach the PDF): it writes the draft into the Script Editor (1 credit).
• "Break the script down into shots and cast": it fills the shot list and creates elements.
• "Direct the opening scene as eight shots, slow pacing, using Mara and the diner": it plans the shots into your shot list (1 credit).
• "Render scene 1 on Seedance 2.5": it shows a Confirm card with the total before anything is spent.
• "Assemble the finished clips, then remove filler words and duck the music": it edits the timeline and shows the result.

Stay in charge

• Big spends, deletions and anything public always stop at a Confirm card. You click it, or nothing happens.
• Timeline edits can be undone: ask it to undo.
• Put standing rules in Look & Instructions → Instructions. The Agent reads them on every request.

Know when to do it yourself

The Agent is fastest at repetitive, well-defined work: filling forms, renaming, batch fixes. Taste calls such as which take to keep, where to cut or whether a line works are still yours.