Commands

Talk to Marketing Video by mentioning @Agenteous in the agent's Slack channel. You can start a request with natural language; the agent asks for any missing details before it begins work.

Request a Video Script

@Agenteous write a 30-second video script for [client] promoting their new product launch, targeting small business owners, landscape format

The agent writes a hook, voice-over body, and call to action paced to the target duration. It includes a brief rationale explaining the structural choices for the audience. The script arrives as part of an approval card.

Request a Full Script and Storyboard

@Agenteous script and storyboard a 60-second video for [client] on [topic], vertical format for social

The agent produces the script first, then breaks it into shots. Each shot gets an image brief (concrete subject, setting, lighting, and framing), a motion direction, and the voice-over segment that runs during it. Marketing Designer receives the image briefs for each shot. The complete package arrives in one approval card.

Specify Audience and Objective

@Agenteous write a 45-second video script for [client] targeting mid-market HR managers, objective: drive demo sign-ups, 16:9

The more context you give, the tighter the output. Audience, objective, and aspect ratio are the most important inputs. Duration defaults to 30 seconds if not specified.

Request a Redraft

@Agenteous redraft the script with a softer hook, the opening feels too hard-sell

Post this in the same thread as the original. The agent revises and posts a new approval card.

Ask for a Different Shot Count

@Agenteous redo the storyboard with fewer shots, we want to keep it under 4 scenes

The agent redistributes the voice-over across the reduced shot count and updates the image briefs accordingly.

Approval Buttons

When Marketing Video posts a completed script or storyboard, the approval card in Slack includes these buttons:

• Approve: Marks the deliverable as accepted. The agent logs the approval and the package is ready for production handoff.
• Edit: Opens a follow-up prompt where you describe what to change. The agent revises and posts a new card.
• Redraft: Discards the current version and starts fresh from the original brief. Use this when the direction needs a full reset.
• Skip: Dismisses the card without approving. The request is closed with no output forwarded.