Cinefoundry ad film

This is the entry point for any agent - Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, or Cinefoundry's own director - that wants a finished ad. It does not do the stages itself: it runs the ad pipeline, which goes brief -> creative -> script -> compliance -> storyboard -> frames + quality gate -> clips -> cut -> versions (15 s and 6 s) -> delivery QC, each stage an agent with its own skill, and checks every result before the next stage starts.

What comes out: a 16:9, native-1080p, 60 fps film of duration + 3 - 0.5 seconds (32.5 s for the 30-second master): six 5-second shots, hard cuts, a dissolve into a 3-second end card on the product; an English voiceover read by the announcer the creative director cast; the Chinese subtitle large over the English line; a Chinese title per beat; a generated score mixed to -16 LUFS; the explicit AI label and the AIGC metadata. The 15- and 6-second cutdowns are cut from the master afterwards (editing-and-versioning).

Before you start

Run this one check first, before anything else:

pgrep -af "cli.js (ad|short|drama|harness)"; curl -sf 127.0.0.1:8001/v1/models >/dev/null && curl -sf 127.0.0.1:8002/v1/models >/dev/null && curl -sf 127.0.0.1:8188/system_stats >/dev/null && echo "stack up"; cinefoundry mem status

• Any cli.js line means another film is generating: stop and tell the user. One film at a time; two runs on one GPU make both slow and can fail a model load. The pipeline also refuses to start while another run holds projects/.harness.lock.
• No stack up: run scripts/spark-up.sh.
• Memory: see spark-model-scheduler, including the page-cache eviction before the GPU phases.

Workflow