Forget-C/Jellyfish
An end-to-end production workspace for AI-generated short dramas. From script input to structured storyboarding, consistency management, shot preparation, video generation, and export.
What it solves
Jellyfish is an end-to-end production workspace designed for AI-generated short dramas. It solves the fragmented nature of AI video production by combining script analysis, storyboarding, asset management, and video generation into a single, trackable workflow. It specifically addresses the problem of visual consistency (character, scene, and prop drift) across multiple shots in a series.
How it works
The system follows a structured production pipeline:
- Script Breakdown: AI analyzes chapter scripts to extract shots, characters, scenes, props, costumes, and dialogue.
- Shot Preparation: Users refine the extracted candidates, link them to existing assets, and mark shots as "ready."
- Asset Management: A centralized entity model tracks characters, actors, scenes, and props to ensure the same visual identity is reused across different shots.
- Generation Workspace: Users manage keyframes, reference images, and video prompts to launch image and video generation tasks.
- Task Center: An asynchronous system tracks the status, progress, and results of text, image, and video generation jobs.
Who it’s for
- Short and micro-drama creators
- AI video studios producing content in batches
- Solo creators and brands producing story-driven promotional videos
- Education teams creating lesson videos
Highlights
- Integrated Workflow: Connects everything from the initial script to the final exported video.
- Consistency Control: Centralized management of characters and costumes to reduce visual drift.
- Async Task Tracking: A global task center for managing long-running AI generation jobs with cancellation and recovery.
- Extensible Infrastructure: Support for multi-provider model management and prompt templates.
- OpenAPI Integration: Automated frontend type generation based on the backend specification.
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