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The studio’s Assistant builds and edits your show from plain-language requests. Ask for “a lo-fi radio frame with the current track and a clock” or “a scoreboard from this sheet”, and it creates the frames, layers, tables and playlists.

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Start with the assistant

A new, empty show opens on the assistant’s prompt:
  1. Describe the show you want, or pick one of the starter ideas.
  2. Attach references if you have them: drop or paste pictures, logos, a brand sheet or data files.
  3. Send. The Assistant panel opens on the right and shows each step as it works.
You can open the assistant at any time from the Assistant tab in the right panel.

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What it can do

  • Build and edit frames, layers, components, scripts and controls.
  • Bring in data: try a URL to see what it returns, and turn it into a table.
  • Fill playlists with your media.
  • Search the web for feeds, pages and facts to use in your show.
  • Check its work by looking at a picture of the frame, and line it up against a reference you attached.
  • Ask you when a request is unclear and a wrong guess would cost real work, with a few options to pick from.
Each change the assistant makes is one undo step.

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It asks before going on air

Anything that changes what viewers see right now needs your approval first: taking a frame to air, starting an ad break, and similar actions. The assistant shows what it wants to do, and you allow or deny it. Edits to the draft don’t reach viewers until you publish.

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Privacy

  • The assistant never sees your secrets or camera passwords.
  • Chats are saved per scene for each person, so you can pick up where you left off, up to 50 chats per scene.

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Limits

The assistant has a daily usage limit per workspace. If you reach it, try again the next day (UTC).