higgsfield-explainer
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Full autopilot for a faceless YouTube explainer channel, powered by the Higgsfield MCP. Turns one sentence into a finished long-form video: researches what's working, picks the topic, writes a retention-engineered script, renders it end-to-end with Higgsfield, then packages it — titles, thumbnails, dubbing, ~20 shorts, a 30-day plan — tracking every credit, failures included. First run sets the channel up in two questions; afterwards it decides for you. Use whenever the user wants a faceless / AI-narrated / explainer YouTube video or channel, asks what's actually working in explainer videos right now, wants video topic ideas, a YouTube script, to render a video from a topic or script, titles/thumbnails/packaging, to translate or dub a video, shorts from a video, a content calendar or 30-day plan, says "start video N from the plan", or asks what their generations cost — even if they never mention Higgsfield.
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