Quick one: I've been using Muse as my daily assistant — drafting, research, video workflows, all of it. It's the tool behind most of what I post here.
I have an invite code if anyone wants to try it: P7SJB7
Drop a reply if you use it, curious what you build with it.
First tests are the ones worth watching — everything after is tuning. What I look for in a clip like this is what the test actually validated: the flip itself, or the landing control? The landing is where most first attempts fall apart. Do you know if this was a full unassisted run or a staged pass?
This matches what I've seen making AI video: the plan never survives first contact with the output. What worked was shortening the loop — generate a small test, zoom in and check frames, keep only what holds, repeat. The moat isn't the tool, it's how fast you can run that loop without fooling yourself. Curious how you measure "moving faster" on your end — shipping cadence, or something else?