Content ops shouldn't mean hours in the CMS — or a queue through the one person who knows it. Ingest catalogs, fix metadata and artwork, curate rails, program FAST, and set rights & monetization across everything — just by saying it. Same operations and guardrails as RMC.
Every command runs as a Revidd tool-call — the same operations RMC uses, with guardrails on. Here's the loop:
"Load this catalog." "Refresh the action covers." "Build a Trending row that updates daily."
Validates, shapes, and calls revidd:* — pausing to confirm anything risky.
VOD, rails, collections, FAST and monetization — updated and indexed, exactly like a manual edit.
On it — validating each row against your Movies schema, then creating.
79 titles created, live in your library. Rows 14, 51, 77 need a title — draft them from filenames?
Matched 14 of 15 titles to files. Updating cover art now.
14 thumbnails updated. Live on web, mobile & TV.
Cover art ingested by URL — the assistant never touches your originals. Overwrites are reversible in RMC.
Here's a “Trending This Week” rail from the last 7 days of plays — 6 titles, strongest momentum first. Approve to publish to Home row 1, or tell me what to swap.
Building a filter-driven collection — it fills and refreshes itself as titles qualify.
“Fresh Action” created — 28 titles now, auto-updating. Add it to a page?
No manual re-curation. New qualifying titles appear automatically; expired ones drop off.
Saved as a daily co-work routine. It’ll run on schedule and only ever update those two sections.
Active. First run tomorrow 06:00 — I’ll post a summary each morning.
That touches monetization on 240 titles — please confirm before I apply.
Applied to all 240. Storefront & entitlements updated.
Money-moving actions always confirm first. One instruction, applied consistently across the catalog.
Here's tonight on Action FAST — 8:00pm to 1:10am, five films, no gaps.
Tonight's on air. Want me to loop the last title if it runs short, or auto-fill tomorrow?
A schedule is just time slots playing your assets. End times computed from runtime — no dead air. Same channel-manager RMC uses.
Here's the Diwali page — hero + two rows. This is a live preview; nothing's published yet.
✓ Approved → published to your storefront. You saw it before anyone else did.
Fetching the poster, attaching the stream, and creating the Movie.
Live Friday — from two links. Uploading a file instead? I'll hand you a secure upload link.
Cover by URL, stream by URL — or PUT a file to a secure upload link. Lands in the same library, ready to merchandise.
Done — Home now leads with Kids, then Fresh Action, then the rest.
Home reordered — no page rebuild, nothing else touched.
Talk in your terms — "Home", "Kids", "second row". It resolves the ids and keeps every other row intact.
Built a five-slide carousel with landscape art, scheduled for the weekend.
Weekend hero ready. It'll appear Saturday and retire Sunday night — no reminder needed.
Promotional slides must carry a landscape image — the assistant checks that up front, so the hero never renders broken.
34 movies had no genre. Here's a draft for each — apply after your ok.
34 titles now tagged. Genre chips are back — and your genre rows just got fuller.
Bulk edits preview first, then apply on your yes. Better genres = better browse rows and search.
Created the series, added Season 1, and linked eight episodes in order.
Season 1 is browsable — series page, season tab, episodes in order.
Relationships handled for you — series ↔ season ↔ episodes, ordered, so binge navigation just works.
Last month at a glance:
Top title Dune (48k plays). Revenue $128k, up 18%. Biggest audience: India, then UAE.
Read-only, scoped to your workspace, aggregates only — no raw user data leaves RMC.
One assistant across the daily job. Each command runs the same operation RMC uses — and you see it reflected on the storefront.
Bulk-create from a sheet · add a title from a link or upload a file · series, seasons & episodes · enrich descriptions, cast & genres. → appears in the library & search.
Refresh covers across a genre · set portrait & landscape art by URL. → new cards & heroes on web, mobile & TV.
Hand-picked rows · smart auto-updating collections · reorder & feature · genre rows. → browse rows change instantly.
Build a page with a live preview · add/move/remove rows on Home · campaign & landing pages. → see it before it's live.
Rotating hero carousels · scheduled promotional banners. → front-and-centre on the storefront.
Fill tonight's lineup · reschedule slots · loop & auto-fill. → on air, no dead space.
Free / subscription / rent-buy · geo & license windows · go-live & take-down dates — across the catalog at once. → CTAs & entitlements update.
Top titles · revenue & trends · engagement · audience by device/country. → answered in a sentence, read-only.
Daily co-work that refreshes rows from analytics every morning. → hands-free, 24/7.
Guardrails are enforced on Revidd's side — never left to the model.
No deletes — the assistant hands you an RMC link instead.
Prices, rights, sends and go-lives pause for your explicit yes.
Payment keys, login secrets, user roles & refunds stay in RMC.
Scoped to your workspace, every action logged, token revocable.
Conversational OTT management — VOD, FAST, collections and monetization, by voice or text, on Claude and ChatGPT. See it live at the Revidd stand.