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Realtime Media Generation

Aivah’s Hub doubles as a creative studio. Within the same chat window you use for Q&A, you can prompt high-quality images, turn them into videos, and keep everything organized automatically. This guide covers the full workflow, the models involved, and best practices for repeatable results.

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How It Works

  • Unified Input: Use the chat bar at the bottom of any scene. There is no separate tool—just natural language prompts.
  • Realtime Rendering: Responses arrive in-line with the conversation. Image thumbnails and inline video players appear as soon as generation finishes.
  • Automatic Storage: Every asset is saved to AI Drive so your team can preview, filter, and download media later.
  • Agent-Aware: Worker and Presenter Agents can both generate media while staying grounded in their knowledge sources.

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Supported Models

Aivah routes prompts to a media stack purpose-built for speed and fidelity:
  • Google Nano Banana – optimized for rapid concept art and illustrated styles.
  • Veo 3.1 – delivers cinematic video motion from still images or storyboard prompts.
  • Sora 2 – handles realism-focused scenes with advanced physics and lighting.
You do not need to select these models manually; the platform chooses the best option based on your request. Advanced users can reference the model in their prompt if a specific aesthetic is required (e.g., “using Veo 3.1, create…”).

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Step-by-Step Workflow

1

Confirm Agent Settings

Open the gear icon in the Hub to verify persona, LLM, and voice. This ensures generated content matches the agent’s context.
2

Prompt an Image

Describe what you need, such as “Create an image of a futuristic city skyline at night.” Press Enter to submit.
3

Review the Thumbnail

The agent responds with a compact preview. Click it to view the full-resolution image.
4

Request a Video

Follow up with “Generate a short video based on this image.” The resulting clip appears with a built-in player.
5

Open AI Drive

Go to Integrations → AI Drive to see the newly generated assets categorized as images 📷 or videos 🎥.

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Prompting Tips

  • Be Specific: Mention mood, lighting, angle, or motion cues to steer the output.
  • Iterate Quickly: Ask for variations (“Try a sunset version”) to produce alternate looks.
  • Chain Context: Reference earlier messages (“Make a video sequel to the last clip”) to keep the creative thread.
  • Document Choices: Note which model handled the request when you find a style you like.

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Managing Assets in AI Drive

  • Filtering: Switch between “All”, “Images”, or “Videos” to zero in on what you need.
  • Previewing: Click entries for full-size previews before downloading.
  • Downloading: Use the download icon to save locally or share with collaborators.
  • Version Control: Older iterations remain available, so you can compare revisions over time.

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Use Cases

  • Sales & Marketing: Build product visuals or teaser videos during live demos.
  • Events & Training: Generate supporting media for webinars or workshops on the fly.
  • Support & Success: Provide tailored visual explanations while troubleshooting with customers.
  • Content Teams: Rapidly prototype campaign assets before handing off to designers.

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Troubleshooting

  • Delayed Responses: Complex scenes may take several seconds. The agent posts status updates if rendering exceeds normal timing.
  • Unexpected Style: Adjust adjectives in your prompt or specify a model (e.g., “Render with Sora 2 for realistic lighting”).
  • Missing Asset in AI Drive: Refresh the page; large videos might appear a few moments after the chat response.
  • Download Failures: Ensure browser downloads are allowed and retry; assets remain stored until you delete them.
Ready to create? Open the Hub, send your first prompt, and watch the media appear in real time.