ok so I turned "GPT-6 Astra can basically do 3D modeling now" into an actual explainer video, and I didn't touch any editing software. I've been going deep on GPT-6 Astra writing real Python geometry code that Blender then runs, and wanted to break down how that actually works, not just hype it. I had the explanation clear in my head; I just needed visuals to make it easy to follow. I took the idea, the workflow, and the visual direction to @Pexoai_offical (pexo.ai) and asked for a whiteboard-style explainer—the kind that actually teaches something instead of just flexing a finished render. Pexo first gave me a three-part structure before animating anything: describe the object, have Astra write the code, then let Blender build the model. I reviewed the plan before it started making the video. Panel 2 felt too vague, so I used Mark to Fix to circle that exact section and asked for the “AI is writing code right now” moment to feel more deliberate, like it was being typed live. That was the part that got me. It didn't touch panel 1 or 3 it went back into panel 2 and fixed that one beat. The final result is a clean whiteboard explainer that walks through the actual workflow instead of just dropping a finished 3D render and calling it a day. If you've got a process you understand well but nobody's seen broken down clearly, this is worth trying. You can give Pexo the idea, materials, and feedback, then keep improving the video through conversation. It’s a very approachable way to make an explainer, especially if you’re not a video editor. Here’s the final explainer and a look at the process 👇 @Pexoai_offical pexo.ai #MadeWithPexo #ad