We just upgraded our Video Agent. Give it a try at studio.ii.inc/.

Qwen 3.8 28B is an incredible model, and we know there’s huge demand to run models like this locally, fast and efficiently. We applied Meta-Zenith, our autonomous research system, to the inference optimization problem and let it iterate beyond the standard vLLM baseline. We’re excited to open-source the codebase so everyone can try it, build on it, and push it even further. Try it now at github.com/Intelligent-Inter….

We gave Zenith one prompt: build a point-and-click adventure about an ordinary day in Hanoi 🇻🇳 It generated every frame through II-Factory (Seedream 5 Pro + MiniMax Hailuo H3), wrote the code, checked the clips, and shipped a playable site. Try Zenith: zenith.ii.inc

Most solo projects do not fail on difficulty. They fail on scope. One more feature. One more integration. One more thing that feels necessary before launch. Soon, a product one person could ship becomes a product a team would struggle to finish. The skill isn’t building everything. It’s deciding what deserves to exist in version one, then actually finishing it. Start with one clear goal. Build the complete product around it. Build what you’ve been waiting for with II-Agent. → agent.ii.inc

The first version is the easy one. The second version is the real test. That’s where the demo has to become a product: real data, real states, edge cases, auth, UX, deployment, and all the small decisions nobody sees in the first prototype. Generating something that works once is getting easier. Building something you can actually ship is still the job. That’s what we’re building II-Agent for. Don’t just generate code. Build the product. → agent.ii.inc

Most half-built projects don’t die because the idea was bad. They stop when the demo has to become a real product. What’s sitting in your repo, Figma file, or notes right now, and where did it stop? Pick it back up with II-Agent. Build the product → agent.ii.inc

EP.02 was made 100% inside Factory. Not just the final video. Characters, environments, shot planning, start frames, references, generation, continuity, and the final cinematic sequence all came together in one creative workflow. Swipe through the screenshots to see The Royal Date go from idea → assets → shots → finished film. This is what we love about Factory. You are not just prompting clips. You are building a production. Want to make your next AI film the same way? Try Factory → agent.ii.inc/factory Build the world. Direct the shots. Ship the film.

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One prince. Three advisers. Three “perfect” dinner spots. One is biased. One is packed. One is his own palace. Rowan: “I think Genii could help?” Genii compares the tradeoffs. One best match. EP.02: THE ROYAL DATE WRONG CENTURY. RIGHT ANSWER. (Created with Factory) 🧠 Try Genii → genii.ii.inc 🤖 Create with Factory → agent.ii.inc/factory Got a date night, birthday, anniversary, trip, or big night coming up? → Ask Genii to find the next spot that actually fits what you want.

Your idea. Your code. Your infrastructure. Day 90: the pricing logic changes. You open the file, edit the number, redeploy. No ticket, no export, no waiting for a platform to ship it. That's the difference between owning it and renting it. Build a product you actually own → agent.ii.inc

Want to run the same test yourself? Here’s the exact prompt we used for all 3 generations | no model-specific tweaking: Prompt ↓ "A fictional man in his late fifties stands at a workshop bench, sleeves rolled, examining a broken wooden chair leg. He turns it once in his hands, finds the split, and his jaw tightens. He sets it down, looks off toward the doorway, and something in his face softens. He picks the piece back up. Interior workshop, late afternoon. Hard shaft of sunlight from a high window on his left, dust suspended in it, the rest of the room falling into shadow. Medium close-up, chest height, static camera with slight handheld drift, shallow depth of field, warm muted palette, fine grain. Audio: wood set down on a workbench, the low hum of a distant machine, a single bird outside. No music, no dialogue. Tight close-up on a man in his late fifties, filling the frame from brow to chin. He is looking down at something just out of frame, held in his hands. His eyes move slowly across it, reading a break he already knows is there. The jaw sets. A breath through the nose. Then his eyes lift and go still, fixed on nothing, somewhere past the camera. The tension leaves his mouth first, then his brow. He almost smiles and doesn't. His eyes come back down to his hands. Interior workshop, late afternoon. Hard shaft of sunlight from a high window on his left, carving one side of his face, the other side falling into deep shadow. Dust suspended in the beam. Static camera, chest height, 85mm feel, very shallow depth of field, warm muted palette, fine grain. Audio: breathing, the faint creak of wood shifting in his hands, a distant machine hum, one bird outside. No music, no dialogue." Same prompt. Same starting point. Three very different interpretations. Copy it, run it through Seedance 2.5, MiniMax H3, and FLUX 3 in Factory, and see which one fits your creative direction best. → agent.ii.inc/factory

Same prompt. Three new-generation video models. Seedance 2.5 × MiniMax H3 × FLUX 3 We gave all three the exact same prompt and put the results side by side. Not to crown a universal winner: but to see how differently each model interprets the same creative direction: motion, composition, detail, pacing, and style. And now you can test all three yourself. Seedance 2.5, MiniMax H3, and FLUX 3 are all available in Factory. Try the same prompt. Pick the model that fits your shot. → agent.ii.inc/factory

You saw the knights get lost. Now here’s how we made them. 🎬 EP.01 | THE LOST KNIGHTS was created 100% with Factory: from characters and environments to cinematic shots, iterations, and the final visual language. No film set. No medieval castle. No five armored knights waiting around for golden hour. Just an idea → Factory’s creative media canvas + Video Agent → a finished Genii film. The fun part? The product inside the story is Genii. The product behind the story is Factory. 🎬 Make yours → agent.ii.inc/factory We’re sharing the BTS from EP.01 next | assets, start frames, shot generations, failures, fixes, and the final assembly. Which shot do you want us to break down first?