Muse Video updates

Added

• A live, copyable shot brief in the video prompt builder.
• An example library with original briefs and editing notes.
• Guides to writing video prompts, choosing an input, and planning image-to-video motion.

Changed

• The public site focuses on free prompt planning. Sample footage is labeled separately from actual video generation, which happens in your chosen model.
• Account and model links lead to OmniAKey. The optional standalone application profile retains its own authentication and billing code.
• Pages and the sample preview API run on Cloudflare Workers.
• Videos wait for playback instead of automatically downloading and playing.
• Analytics remain optional and respect the visitor's cookie preference.

Fixed

• Public page descriptions and structured data now describe the prompt tool.
• Article update dates and published status are consistent across pages, RSS and the sitemap.
• Legacy scaffold license and refund pages remain accessible with their scope identified, and are excluded from search indexing.

This entry records the earlier workspace and standalone scaffold baseline. The current public profile is described in v1.1 above; the video player uses sample footage, and the independent account/billing modules require the standalone application configuration.

Video workspace

• Text-to-video mode for prompt-only shot planning.
• Image-to-video planning mode for local references, product shots, portraits, and brand visuals.
• Model, aspect ratio, duration, and style controls shaped around video scenarios.
• Queue-first generation state so users understand that video jobs can take longer than image jobs.

Landing experience

• Video-focused hero, scenario sections, and examples.
• Real playable preview clips instead of static image placeholders.
• Copy updated around video workflows, social clips, launch videos, and creative drafts.

Platform

• Authentication, pricing, credits, dashboard, purchase history, and admin surfaces remain wired for production.
• Kubernetes, Docker, Harbor build, runtime env, and secret docs now use the Muse Video naming scheme.
• Legacy payment identifiers remain readable only for backward compatibility.