MediaGo Drama

Open-source comic-drama agent. One click to your next hit.

The open-source agent breaks work into tasks, calls skills, and connects scripts, story settings, storyboards, and final video generation. Start the full creative workflow in one click, with every asset saved locally—ready to edit, reuse, and continue anytime.

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Different genres, all the way to finished video

Sci-fi wonder

Alien Expedition

One project from source text to episode output

Source text, scripts, characters, scenes, props, storyboards, and generated media stay in one project. Every step has a clear artifact, and the agent continues from confirmed work.

  1. Build the project context

    Import source · Parse the story

    Turn a novel, synopsis, or existing script into events, relationships, and scene rules.

  2. Persist the creative baseline

    Rewrite scenes · Define assets

    Keep characters, locations, props, and visual constraints in editable project documents.

  3. Let the agent move work forward

    Load skills · @ mention references

    The agent reads existing work and referenced material, selects the right skill and model, then writes results back to the project.

  4. Generate, record, and continue

    Image and video · Task trail

    Keep outputs, state, failures, and revisions so work can resume after interruption or a model change.

Project documents and creative assets stay on your machine. Generation may use external services depending on the selected model and provider.

MediaGo Drama project overview showing documents, media, finished clips, and project usage

Keep production rules in the project,not in a chat

Characters, scenes, props, and storyboards remain readable, editable project documents. Creators can review and revise them, while the agent can reference confirmed work in later tasks.

  • Clear structure that people can edit

    Definitions stay in Markdown and structured entries instead of disappearing inside one chat or prompt.

  • Confirmed work carries into later tasks

    Character looks, scene rules, and key props become the shared baseline for rewrites, storyboards, and generation.

MediaGo Drama character document screen

Generate in batches without losing item-level status

Select characters, scenes, or storyboard items and create generation tasks in batches. Each result remains separate, so failed items can be retried before the work moves into shots and episode output.

  • Select project items
  • Create tasks in batches
  • Retry failed items
MediaGo Drama batch panel for character images and audio

Move from storyboards into episode preview

Shot groups, generation status, and completed clips share one timeline. Review the sequence, fill missing shots, then preview or export the result together.

  • Review the shot order
  • Keep status on the timeline
  • Export completed clips together
MediaGo Drama episode player and storyboard clip timeline

Turn production experience into reusable skills

Script, character, scene, prop, and storyboard rules can become visible, editable skills and prompt templates that carry across projects and teams.

  • Load the right skill for each task

    The agent loads writing, definition, storyboard, or reference-resolution instructions for the current document instead of mixing every rule together.

  • Keep the method visible and adjustable

    Rules can be reviewed, revised, and versioned so individual experience can become a shared production method.

MediaGo Drama skill package showing character-writing guidance and reusable rules

Generic AI can generate. Drama helps you keep a whole production moving.

The longer the story, the less a single chat can hold

When character definitions are scattered, scene rules need repeating, and confirmed work keeps getting rebuilt, long productions lose continuity. MediaGo Drama organizes source material, definitions, storyboards, and generated media in one local project so every task can build on the last.

Keep the work continuous

Give the agent the whole production instead of another empty conversation.

  • Project-level memory

    Read project documents, relationships, world rules, and existing shots in later tasks.

  • Character and world continuity

    Use approved looks, scene rules, and key props as the baseline across chapters and shots.

Keep production moving

Turn creative material into executable work while preserving the trail.

  • Move from text into shots

    Carry scripts, characters, scenes, and storyboards directly into image and video generation.

  • Let the agent continue

    Load skills, break down tasks, and write results back between human confirmation points.

  • Keep a record of every step

    Review source, definitions, storyboards, task state, failures, and revisions or resume after interruption.

Own the method and the assets

Finish with reusable production capability, not only a one-off output.

  • Turn experience into a method

    Capture script, character, scene, prop, and storyboard rules as editable skills and templates.

  • Local-first by design

    Keep project documents and creative assets on your device for editing, search, and long-term archiving.

Built for people who need to carry a story forward

Whether you are making a first episode alone or standardizing a team pipeline, Drama turns repeated explanation into reusable project assets.

  • Novelists Develop an existing story into a drama project with scripts, definitions, and storyboards.
  • Writers and directors Manage characters, scenes, shots, and production progress in one project.
  • AI content teams Turn proven prompts, skills, and review criteria into shared standards.
  • Comic-drama studios Coordinate projects, creative assets, and batch generation tasks.
  • Independent creators Spend less time reorganizing context and more time developing the work.

Prompts and skills become team assets

The built-in pack covers the core drama production chain, and teams can adapt it by genre, visual style and platform rules.

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