The Claude Skill That Auto-Writes Seedance 2.5 Prompts
A Claude skill trained on Seedance 2.5's own 35-page prompting guide turns a one-line idea into a shot-by-shot video prompt, no reading required.
August 11thA 6-minute inside look at Magnific's triple launch — Agents, MCP, and Flows — straight from the Upscale Conference and the SF office.
Magnific's simultaneous launch of Agents, MCP, and Flows signals that the next competitive edge in AI creative tools belongs to whoever makes their agents user-designed and context-aware across the whole team.
Magnific just dropped three features at once: Agents that carry your knowledge base and project memory across the whole team; an MCP integration that lets you access every Magnific tool from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, or Gemini without opening the Magnific UI; and Flows, which turn complex multi-step creative processes into reusable templates. The core bet is user-designed agents — you upload your references, set your preferences, and the agent learns your team's conventions rather than starting blank every session. The MCP/Agents distinction matters: MCP brings Magnific into your chat app of choice; Agents means you work inside Magnific's native interface.
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Host teases the visit, calls Magnific the future for AI creatives, and establishes the key differentiator: real humans who show up and want feedback.

Agents + MCP + Flows just launched. Magnific philosophy quote: built to stay by your side, not replace you. MCP gives agents access to everything in Magnific.

Agents reach across folders, accounts, collaborators, and spaces. Martin example: full project spun up from one plain-language request. Real-time team sync with no agent-touching required.

No other creative agent is user-designed. Three pillars: knowledge base (PDFs/images/video), memory (session continuity), editable workflows. Never start from blank slate.

Build once, flow it forever. Templates curated by use case: social media, advertising, filmmaking, motion control. Chronicles of Bone movie shown as example.

One MCP connection at mcp.magnific.com gives access to every Magnific tool from Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, VS Code, Gemini. Save workflows to Spaces from chat.

MCP: Magnific goes to you. Agents: you work inside Magnific. Same features, different entry points.

More updates coming. Host can barely keep up with the pace of AI. Subscribe CTA. Subscribe to the mule.
Magnific's triple launch reframes what a creative AI tool owes its users: not a smarter model, but an agent that carries your team's context, connects to your existing tools, and runs your repeatable work automatically.
“Most AI agents are built to replace creatives. We built ours to stay by your side.”
“No other creative agent is user-designed. We built ours so you could build yours.”
“Build something that works, don't rebuild it, flow it.”
See every word as it's spoken — crank it to 2× and still catch all of it. The same dual-channel trick behind Amazon's Kindle + Audible.
The host walked into the Upscale Conference and Magnific's San Francisco office and came back with a video that buries the lede on purpose. The title promises big updates — the first card on screen says it is about much more than that.
Magnific's framing for user-designed agents — the three configuration levers that make a generic agent specific to your team.
A clean two-line framework for explaining the difference between an API-style integration and a native agent experience.
“Make sure you hit that subscribe button because I'll be sharing as much as I possibly can.”
Outro only, no mid-roll CTA. Affiliate link for Magnific mentioned once at the top (~0:27).
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A Claude skill trained on Seedance 2.5's own 35-page prompting guide turns a one-line idea into a shot-by-shot video prompt, no reading required.
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