Goose turns Claude and Codex into a repeatable video production workflow
JaynitMakwana · x · 2026-07-22
Most AI tools generate content. Goose is trying to build repeatable production systems instead.
The key idea is that teaching Claude and Codex a workflow may be more valuable than teaching them yet another prompt. In the quoted example, a single /goose-video skill turns the models into a video-ad workflow that:
- understands the brand
- drafts the concept, script, and raw materials
- downloads a video recipe from Gooseworks
- makes the ad with HTML and/or video generation models
- reviews its own output, iterates, and fixes issues
- adds an end card
- stitches the final MP4 and hands it back for review
If edits are needed, the user just asks for them.
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