Brief-first conversation
The workflow separates creative intent from technical inputs so the agent can resolve gaps without rewriting your idea.
Install a guided BizMuse workflow that helps your agent gather the brief, validate inputs, and start a render with documented defaults.
npx skills add BizMuse-AI/skills --skill bizmuse-music-videoAdd the BizMuse workflow to the agent workspace where you plan creative tasks and keep project instructions.
npx skills add BizMuse-AI/skills --skill bizmuse-music-videoAuthorize generation with a BizMuse API key so the skill can create tasks and return assets to the correct workspace.
bizmuse auth set-api-keyCall the skill with a soundtrack and goal. It asks only for the production details still needed before submission.
Use the bizmuse-music-video skill for song.mp3The workflow separates creative intent from technical inputs so the agent can resolve gaps without rewriting your idea.
Audio availability, reference assets, target format, and account access are checked before a task is launched.
When a decision is optional, the skill uses documented defaults instead of silently inventing configuration.
The agent asks what each image contributes, helping distinguish character, art direction, and composition references.
Aspect ratio and intended channel enter the brief early, before generation locks the composition.
The skill returns a task ID, explains how to check its status, and saves completed assets back to BizMuse.
Use a guided sequence when you know the idea but do not want to memorize every production input.
Keep briefs, references, and generation decisions in the same workspace as the rest of the release plan.
Give collaborators one repeatable way to prepare a request before credits are spent.
Carry an exported track and its creative context into a production-ready BizMuse request.
It adds a documented sequence for collecting the brief, validating required inputs, preparing a BizMuse request, and following the resulting task.
No. The skill describes how the agent should work. The current BizMuse skill uses the CLI to create and inspect tasks.
Use an agent that supports local skills and can run the BizMuse CLI required by the workflow.
Have a BizMuse account, an authorized connection, an accessible audio file, and at least a rough visual direction.
Yes. Keep the core input and safety checks, then extend the skill with your naming conventions, review gates, or publishing requirements.
No. Supply a local audio export or direct media URL so the workflow can validate the actual file used for generation.
Install the BizMuse skill, connect your account, and begin with a real soundtrack and a reviewable brief.
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