Context is where you teach Agent One how to think about your project. The more it knows about your creative world, your goals, your rules, your aesthetic, the less you have to repeat yourself and the better every generation gets.
Think of it as the briefing you'd give a new creative director before they touched a single frame.
How to find the Context section
Once you're inside a project, you'll see two tabs at the top of the right panel - 'Context' and Notebook. Click on Context to open it. Everything Agent One knows about your project lives here.
What's inside Context
About this project
About this project
The big picture. What are you making - an ad campaign, a YouTube series, a film, a product launch? Who's the audience and what's the goal? The clearer this is, the more purposefully Agent One approaches every scene.
Invideo rules
Invideo rules
Your standing instructions. Set your default tone, pacing, format, or any creative rules you always want followed. You can always override these per prompt, but having them here means you don't have to repeat yourself every time.
Review Agents
Review Agents
Add review agents to check Agent One's work against your standards before it comes back to you.
World building
World building
Scene by scene, Agent One builds an understanding of the world your video lives in. Characters, settings, visual language, continuity, this is where that context accumulates and compounds over the course of your project.
Inspiration
Inspiration
Upload images, videos, or links that capture the look, feel, or reference points you're working toward. Show Agent One what you mean rather than trying to describe it.
Visual language & Brand guidelines
Visual language & Brand guidelines
Your brand's visual rules, colour palette, typography, style, tone of voice. Especially important for commercial or branded content where consistency matters.
Knowledge bank
Knowledge bank
Upload documents, spreadsheets, or any files that give Agent One extra context for smarter generation, product specs, briefs, research, scripts, anything it should know about before it starts creating.