What Magic Claw is for
Use Magic Claw when the brief is messy—mixed assets, unclear scene order, or publishing steps that need a guided checklist. Prefer a direct model or storyboard route when you already know the shot list, character sheet, and camera language.
- Clarify audience and episode goal
- Attach rights-cleared characters and references
- Force a written scene plan before heavy credit spend
- Keep mid-project revisions scoped to one failing scene
Briefing checklist
Write the audience action first, then format and duration target. Lock identity, wardrobe, locations, and factual claims before asking for motion, voice, or music changes. Save intermediate storyboard and character assets for reuse across episodes.
Score drafts honestly
Score brief adherence, character continuity, scene-to-scene geography, audio usability, credit and retry cost, and edit minutes to publish. Run the same brief once through Magic Claw, once through a direct MagicLight storyboard path, and once through Polox AI.
Verify on the official site
Skill names, plan limits, and publishing helpers can change. Re-check magiclight.ai before publishing time-sensitive claims about availability or pricing.
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