Queue it, and let a page make it
How an AI assistant queues Viddio videos and why clips are made by an open page of the workspace.
If you work with an AI assistant, you can ask it to start videos in Viddio. One detail matters, and we would rather you heard it from us.
What your AI can do#
Through the connector your AI gets a video tool with 12 actions. It can check which models are ready, create a draft video, make it (queue it), list and read videos, add, change and remake clips, fill a video to a length, list the pictures a clip can use, check usage and delete a video with a confirmation.
What happens when it makes a video#
The video goes into the queue and the answer includes the app address. The clips are made by an open Viddio page of the workspace: every page watches the queue and claims a video, so two tabs never make it twice. Your AI cannot make the clips on its own; it should tell you to open the app and give you the address.
Why a page#
The Previews paint in a browser and need no server and no key. A real model is called by the page's run through the server, which checks the plan. Either way, a page does the work of walking through the clips in order and stitching the file.
What your AI should say#
That it queued a video, what it costs, that the default clips are simulated Previews unless a real model is ready, and which models are ready. It should not promise a result. Asking for the models first gives that answer.
Plans#
Making videos needs a plan, whoever asks. The door is on every plan, and a workspace without a plan gets nothing queued.
A note on waiting#
A queued video that nobody opens just waits. Nothing is lost: it stays queued until a page claims it, and a page that closes hands it on. If it matters that a video finishes tonight, open the app yourself.
See use with your AI.