Creytix

Review generated assets before they ship

Walk an HF Pipeline job from submission through staging approval to a live page slot.

Overview

Every image or video Creytix generates lands in staging first — this guide is the review pass between "generated" and "live," covering both the Studio staging queue and the IDE's inline Review Gate for agent-driven picks.

How it works

HF Pipeline jobs are scoped to a brand and a page slot and generate against your locked Brand DNA, but nothing publishes automatically — a human reviews staged output before it moves further. When an IDE agent needs a visual decision mid-task, the same kind of choice can show up as an inline Review Gate card in the chat instead of a separate staging screen.

Steps

  1. Open the staging queue

    From Studio, open HF Pipeline and find the job you submitted.

  2. Review each candidate

    Look at the generated stills or clips against the brand and page slot they were made for.

  3. Approve or reject

    Approve what's usable into the asset library or straight into its page slot; reject what isn't — nothing here auto-publishes.

  4. Or review inline, from an agent

    If an IDE agent surfaces options through a Review Gate card, see, hear, or watch them right there, pick one, and add a comment (typed or spoken).

  5. Confirm it landed

    Check the page slot or asset library to confirm the approved asset is actually in place.

Capabilities

  • Staging-first generation — nothing from HF Pipeline goes live without a review pass.
  • Brand-locked prompts — generated output already inherits your site's Brand DNA tokens.
  • Inline Review Gate — a second, chat-native review path for agent-surfaced picks, with typed or voice-transcribed comments.

Limits & honest scope

  • Generation quality depends on the underlying models — Creytix governs the prompt and the queue, not the base model's raw capability.
  • Long-form video and complex multi-shot sequences are still limited in HF Pipeline today.
  • Review Gate is for point-in-time picks (choose one of these) — it isn't a multi-round critique thread or a full audit trail.