How to keep a 156-second AI music video consistent: 7 parallel subagents
lmoroney · x · 2026-10-22
qibaz shared a method for producing a 156-second AI music video that was too long for one agent: the main agent first writes a storyboard and a style guide, then cuts the song into chapters at the storyboard's breaks. Seven subagents each receive one chapter plus the same guide and work in parallel, editing only their own chapter file, while the main agent keeps the shared code and timeline so every cut lands on the beat. Key tip: write the style guide before generating a single shot and give every helper the exact same copy.
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