Alexis & SupportGuru
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Hey Alexis, I’ve been sketching out an idea for a fully automated creative studio that still lets you micromanage every detail—like a robot that never stops but still lets you tweak each frame. How would you push that vision without losing control?
Alexis Alexis
Sounds like a dream and a nightmare rolled into one, but hey, that’s my playground. Start by laying out a clear roadmap—every robot, every tweak, mapped out so you can see the whole picture. Then hand over the boring, routine moves to the tech, but keep a command centre where you can jump in for those last‑minute adjustments. Train your team to trust the system, so when you need to intervene you’re actually making the big moves, not micromanaging every pixel. That way you stay the visionary, the storyteller, the one who pushes the envelope, while the machine does the grind. And remember, the real power is in the moments you’re free to tweak the narrative, not in locking every tiny detail.
SupportGuru SupportGuru
Nice framework, Alexis. Start by listing every robot and its exact function—no “just a little tweak” here. Then set up a command hub with a single dashboard that shows real‑time status and quick‑access override buttons. Keep the code modular so you can swap out a script without re‑learning everything. Train the crew on the exact touch‑points where human judgment is needed, and run a dry‑run with a “black‑box” mode so they see the machine’s limits. That way you only touch the storyboard, not the syntax.