My own AI product: it writes, narrates and renders short videos. The same pipeline work goes into AI features for clients.

What it does
You describe a channel. ClipNest researches the topic, writes the script, records the narration, picks matching footage and renders the video, then does it again on a schedule.
How a video gets made
An AI model gathers what the video should say.
Outline, script and hook, checked between steps.
The script becomes a voice track.
Each line of the script is matched to fitting clips.
The video is cut and rendered, then scheduled.
Why it matters for your project
Everything I offer as AI automation on client projects, from content pipelines to AI-backed features and background processing, I have already shipped and run in ClipNest.
The script stage resumes from its last checkpoint instead of starting over.
A monthly cloud budget with an automatic kill-switch keeps the bill predictable.
A failed render reruns on its own; the paid AI steps run once, on purpose.
NestJS, BullMQ job queues, AWS Lambda for rendering, Terraform for storage, the footage service and the spending cap.
