Tray Brunner,
Tray, your guides translate AI into the work inside a business. I’d start with the agent-versus-skill distinction and make it visual through one ordinary weekly task, keeping the human decision in the story.
Your agent guide starts with one useful business job, then separates the agent’s role, skills and surrounding process. Source
Before you build an agent, can you give it one useful job?
You introduce a fictional weekly business review: the information it receives and the decision it should help you make.
Use three concise labels as you explain the agent’s role, the ability it needs and the process around it. Do not imply an agent is merely a saved prompt.
End on the recommendation a person reviews and one question that tests whether the result is useful.
Proposed opening and edit structure. This is a concept, not a finished edit of your footage.
Send one clip and a reference you like. I’ll shape the edit around the idea, then we can review it together.
Your explanation of one guide, an approved fictional example and any screen capture you want used.
Can the viewer distinguish the role, the ability and the process, and say what the human still checks?
We’ll agree on the scope and delivery time before starting.
If this feels useful, reply to the message I sent this with. We can start with one clip and your preferred style.
The first trial edit is free. If it’s a fit, we can discuss the price per edit and how we’ll work together.
Yasin Masoumi · Video editor