What Moodio Agent can do

Developing ideas

• Turn a vague one-line idea into a clear creative goal.
• Suggest different creative directions for the same theme and compare their strengths and weaknesses.
• Plan how to present a narrative short film, an ad, a music video, a science explainer, a tutorial, or other content.
• Identify the theme, the central conflict, the emotional tone, and the visual highlights.
• Judge whether an idea is a good fit for AI production, and point out the hard parts.
• Adjust the plan to the media you already have, to reduce unnecessary generations.

Finding and analyzing references

• Search for inspiration, image references, and video references.
• Browse “My Library” to find work and media you already have.
• Read public web pages that you provide and pull out useful information.
• Analyze an image's subject, composition, lighting, color scheme, textures, and style.
• Write a reusable prompt based on an image, without claiming to recover the original creator's prompt.
• Analyze the events, pacing, subtitles, dialogue, music, and sound effects in a video.
• Break down a reference video by timestamp and explain which parts of its structure you can borrow.

Writing scripts

• Write and revise synopses, character bios, scripts, and style statements.
• Write in the project's script panel, instead of leaving the text only in the chat.
• Revise a specific plot point, a piece of dialogue, or the ending.
• Check character motivation, conflict, cause and effect, and the story's pacing.
• Analyze whether the dialogue sounds natural and suits each character.
• Adjust the length so the story fits the target running time.
• Keep revising the text, passage by passage, based on your feedback.

You can select the text you want to change in the document and tell the Agent:

Identifying assets and clips

• Identify the characters, locations, and important props in the script that will be used again and again.
• Create asset cards, and analyze the text to write prompts for generating the assets.
• Divide the script into sensible clips: each clip is the part of the story that one video generation covers, usually 30 seconds or less.
• Decide how to divide the script based on action, dialogue, scene changes, and pacing, instead of mechanically cutting it sentence by sentence.
• Write a generation prompt for each clip and link the assets it needs.
• Change the name, script range, order, and prompt of existing clips.
• Jump to a specific clip's workspace to keep preparing media or generating.

The Agent identifies the assets in the finished script and creates asset cards for them.

The Agent analyzes the script's content and pacing, splits it into clips, adds the text each clip needs, and refines the prompts.

The Agent checks which assets the first clip needs and guides you through generating them.

Designing assets

• Create character asset cards that different clips can reuse.
• Design a character's appearance, age, build, and manner based on the existing script and character bio.
• Compare different directions for a character's look, to help you decide on it.
• Make costume and makeup tests, full-body images, multi-angle character sheets, and expression references.
• Design changes of outfit, injuries, or looks for different stages, starting from existing references.
• Add existing media to a specific asset card when you explicitly ask it to.
• Design indoor and outdoor settings, architectural spaces, the atmosphere of a period, and furnishings.
• Separate the layout of a space from its lighting and mood, to build a reusable base for a scene.
• Design day and night, seasonal, or weather versions of the same location.
• Design props that matter to the story, and make them reusable assets.

Generating images

• Generate character images, scene images, product images, posters, concept art, and more from text.
• Make several versions of one concept with different compositions or styles.
• Edit existing images, for example to replace the background or change the season or the time of day.
• Adjust costumes, backgrounds, lighting, color, textures, and details in the picture.
• Restore detail in high definition, remove noise, reduce compression artifacts, and upscale.
• Combine several reference images into one picture.
• Make keyframes or a clear opening frame for a video you will make later.

Generating videos

• Refine prompts to help you generate videos.
• Animate an image and use it as the exact first frame.
• Use a first image and a last image, and design the action and transition in between.
• Borrow the action, pacing, or camera movement of a reference video.
• Change the visual content of an existing video, where the generation mode supports it.
• Extend an existing video, where the generation mode supports it.
• Plan and generate a draft preview, then make the matching high-definition version once you approve it.
• Recommend a generation model for what you need.
• Make targeted improvements to the prompt based on the results.

The Agent creates a generation card and, at the same time, a generation node on the canvas, and then asks you to confirm before it starts generating.

The Agent recommends a suitable model and describes its main features.

The Agent adjusts the prompt and helps you keep generating the video.

Sound design

• Help make background music, instrumental music, songs, or short jingles for ads.
• Design the mood, instruments, rhythm, and section structure of a piece of music.
• Help generate ambient sound and sound effects, such as rain, footsteps, or a door opening.
• Turn text into narration, voiceover, or spoken dialogue.
• Choose a suitable voice based on the voice qualities you describe.
• Design a dedicated voice for a character you will reuse over time, and use it for that character's later lines.

Managing projects, media, and canvases

• Switch to the right asset or canvas within a project to keep working.
• Create zones to organize the canvas, and move and rename media nodes.
• Arrange the canvas layout automatically.
• Update an asset card's name, description, or aliases when you ask.
• Ask you to confirm before deleting anything, instead of deleting it on its own.

Help with editing

• Suggest the story order, pacing, pauses, and transitions based on the script.
• Suggest how to match the picture with narration, music, and sound effects.
• Check what is still missing to make a complete video.
• Guide you in arranging media on the timeline, previewing, and exporting.

Saving reusable creative styles

When you ask it to “remember” something or to “save it as a skill”, the Agent can:

• Save the prompt format you prefer.
• Save the creative guidelines for a character, brand, or project.
• Save the style rules and review standards you use often.
• Update an existing skill when you ask.