Documentation
Start with the page that matches what you are doing now. You do not need to read the implementation references to run a normal workflow.
New here
- Getting started — install, open an example, render, review, and find the result.
- Workflow catalog — choose the smallest example for your task.
- Node guide — understand the visible nodes, sockets, and disabled-node notation.
- 0.5 → 0.6 major improvements — a Discord-ready visual overview of the current release.
Guides by task
| I need to… | Read this |
|---|---|
| Write or reorder scenes | Scene authoring |
| Manage pictures, video, audio, and Source-track assets | Project Asset Carousel |
| Choose continuity or audio behavior | Audio and continuity |
| Use image, video, motion, or audio references | Scheduled references |
| Review takes, resume, recover, or assemble | Runs and recovery |
| Inpaint, outpaint, extend, or bridge video | Masked editing |
| Extend an existing video or use special context | Advanced workflows |
| Fix a missing-node or runtime compatibility problem | Compatibility |
| Move an older workflow to the current contract | Migrating to 0.5 |
Reference material
These pages are useful when you need exact behavior rather than a first-run explanation.
| Reference | Contents |
|---|---|
| Complete Plan format | Every Plan and per-scene field, exact timing, prompt syntax, and JSON forms |
| Version 0.5 architecture | Frozen Source Timeline, policy, dependency, migration, and preflight contracts |
| Reference Video Fade | Experimental denoising-time control of Ref2VA video influence |
| Feature traceability | Origins, upstream links, implementation files, and commit evidence |
Project information
- Changelog
- Third-party credits and licenses
- Contributing
- Example asset licenses
- Dormant Prompt Assistant design study
Terms used in these docs
- Scene — one planned H3 generation.
- Run — one named production and its saved checkpoint history.
- Segment — the delivered media saved for one scene.
- Manifest — the verified list of selected segments used for recovery or final assembly.
- Muted node — present in the workflow but not executed.
- Bypassed node — present, but forwarding a compatible input instead of applying its normal operation.