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Original by muhammad irtaza ali

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Start fresh from this prompt

Builds a brand new app from the first prompt only, so later changes to the original are not included.

Build **VYRO Studio**, a premium AI-powered video creation platform. Act as an expert full-stack developer, AI engineer, and professional video editor.

## CORE GOAL

Create a functional platform where users can enter a natural-language command, upload a video, or provide a supported video URL to create AI videos, find promising viral clips, and produce polished vertical shorts.

This must be a working application, not just a landing page or a mockup. Prioritize working features over decorative UI and fake functionality.

## 1. MAIN DASHBOARD

Create a premium, dark-themed interface with graphite backgrounds, subtle violet/blue accents, clean typography, and a professional creative-software layout.

Navigation:
- Home
- Create Video
- Clip Long Video
- AI Video Generator
- Clip Analyzer
- Video Editor
- My Projects
- Settings

Make the main command box the focus of the homepage.

Example commands:
- “Create a 35-second cinematic science reel about black holes.”
- “Find the 10 best clips in this podcast.”
- “Turn this script into a narrated video with captions.”
- “Create five vertical shorts from this video.”
- “Make three versions of this reel with different hooks.”

The AI should interpret commands, select the appropriate workflow, show a plan, request missing inputs when necessary, and execute supported tasks. Display honest progress, errors, and completion states.

## 2. VIDEO CLIPPING

Build a workflow for uploaded videos and supported URLs.

When the required processing services are configured:
- Extract audio and transcribe speech with timestamps.
- Identify interesting moments, strong statements, stories, surprises, and useful explanations.
- Recommend self-contained clips with start/end timestamps.
- Score each clip's potential engagement from 0–100.
- Explain why each clip was selected.
- Suggest stronger hooks and edits.
- Add subtitles and reframe footage to vertical 9:16.
- Let users preview and adjust clips.
- Export actual MP4 clips when rendering is available.

Never guarantee virality or fabricate analytics. Scores must be estimates, not promises of views.

Validate file types, sizes, and URLs. Do not claim to download from unsupported or protected platforms.

## 3. PROMPT-TO-VIDEO

Let users generate videos from a text prompt or script.

Workflow:
1. Write a compelling script.
2. Create an opening hook.
3. Divide the script into timed scenes.
4. Generate scene descriptions and visual prompts.
5. Generate or retrieve visuals through connected services.
6. Create narration and captions.
7. Assemble the scenes with suitable transitions and sound.
8. Render and preview the final video.

Support short videos of 15–90 seconds and aspect ratios of 9:16, 16:9, and 1:1 where the available services permit.

## 4. CINEMATIC EDUCATIONAL VIDEOS

Create fast-paced, cinematic science and educational reels inspired by broad documentary storytelling techniques:
- Immediate curiosity-driven hooks.
- Short scenes and clear explanations.
- Strong narration and sound design.
- Engaging visual changes.
- Escalating information.
- Surprising, factually supported endings.

For every scene, include its duration, narration, visual description, camera movement, lighting, on-screen text, sound effects, and transition.

Maintain visual consistency across scenes. Do not copy other creators' exact scripts, branding, or distinctive videos.

## 5. VIDEO EDITOR

Build a practical editing workspace with:
- Video preview.
- Timeline and clip ordering.
- Trimming, splitting, and deleting.
- Subtitle overlays.
- Aspect-ratio selection.
- Audio controls.
- Basic transitions.
- Export settings.

Use a real video-rendering pipeline, preferably FFmpeg where supported. Do not display fake editing controls or pretend a file has been rendered.

## 6. PROJECTS AND STORAGE

Allow users to save and reopen projects containing prompts, scripts, transcripts, source assets, clip suggestions, settings, and outputs.

Use persistent database records and appropriate file storage. Keep user projects private and secure.

## 7. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

First inspect the actual capabilities of the environment and choose a compatible architecture.

Use modular components for:
- Command interpretation.
- AI orchestration.
- Transcription.
- Clip analysis.
- Video generation.
- Rendering.
- Storage and exports.

Use real, documented APIs. Keep API keys server-side. Handle timeouts, failed jobs, file-size limits, retries, and usage limits.

Do not invent APIs or assume that services are free. Use available free tiers where possible, and explain any required accounts, API keys, or paid services.

If a capability is not yet connected, label it clearly and build the integration boundary rather than faking its output.

## 8. BUILD ORDER

Build in this order:

**Phase 1:** Functional dashboard, command box, project storage, uploads, task management, and clear errors.

**Phase 2:** A complete video-clipping workflow with transcription, timestamped recommendations, captions, reframing, and real exports.

**Phase 3:** Script-to-video with storyboards, narration, visual generation, and rendering.

**Phase 4:** Advanced editing, multiple hook variations, batch processing, and additional AI providers.

Start with Phase 1 and the most achievable end-to-end Phase 2 workflow. Keep the architecture extensible.

## 9. FINAL TEST

Test real workflows rather than merely checking whether pages load. Verify project persistence, file validation, clip timestamps, actual rendering, error handling, and private project access.

When finished, tell me what works, what has been tested, which services are connected, which features require API keys, and what should be built next.

Make sensible decisions independently. Build the most capable real application possible within the available tools and budget.

Start fresh from this prompt

Builds a brand new app from the first prompt only, so later changes to the original are not included.