This video was edited with 1 prompt with Opus 5.5. I uploaded a single video of myself (with many mistakes). Opus went on to: 1. Analyze the transcript 2. Search Twitter for the relevant B-roll (Claude Code literally calls GrokBot for this step) 3. Scrape the Twitter video assets 4. Cut the video based on mistakes and word gaps 5. Build out the Blender scene from a template 6. Build the UI and components of each shot (my Blender scene has 4 shots: a computer, phone, table, and board) 7. It took screenshots of every section, analyzed and fixed them 8. Synced every shot, zoom, and animation to the exact words I say 9. Animated a robot arm placing real logos on the table right when I mention them 10. Drew the whiteboard ending with logos and graphics instead of text 11. Pulled a cutaway from the creator's own video, with his voice 12. Rendered all 3,487 frames on RunPod cloud GPUs in under 20 minutes, for less than $1 13. Put me in the bottom third only when I'm talking, so the B-roll stays full screen 14. Added word-by-word captions, sound effects, and music 15. Uploaded it to my Google Drive, ready to post Will be making a full youtube video this week explaining it. I want to learn a little more about how cloud rendering works before making video, as well as figuring out what the best provider is. (If you are in cloud rendering space, hit me up) My goal of the youtube video will not be to make it a copyable skill, rather teach people the foundations so they can be creative and make their own mini-world by which they can make videos from, while understanding what's happening under the hood. Shout out @_chuckyc @_MaxBlade