Video Content
Mira
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Videos that go viral while you sleep.
Drop in a shoot folder, product shots, scripts, or a brief, and Mira plans the batch, makes the cuts, holds the grade, captions everything, adapts it per platform, publishes, and learns from what lands.
Ships to
Instagram
TikTok
YouTube
Facebook
LinkedInvideos created
languages
organic reach
publishing channels
Mira, the video teammate who keeps production and approval in one rhythm.
Slack is the production room. WhatsApp is the founder approval lane. Mira keeps raw assets, hooks, cuts, captions, publish queues, and next-batch decisions visible like a teammate.
Slack
WhatsAppMost video teams lose at the handoff. Mira names the job of every cut, writes the hook, script, CTA, shot list, and voiceover, then edits for pacing, framing, captions, grade, and platform fit.
Videos that go viral.
Mira turns a brief, a product angle, or a rough prompt into phone-native video assets that look like something a real buyer would stop on, not a generic AI demo reel.
The batch starts with a job, not a vague content request.
Mira studies your own content, competitor posts, and creator patterns, then turns them into practical decision cards before the edit starts.
- Content, competitor, and creator signals become hooks with a clear audience job.
- Raw footage, product stills, voice notes, scripts, and old ads are tagged before the first cut.
- Weak footage becomes a capture request instead of a compromised final export.
She edits like a sharp teammate, not a renderer.
Mira is firm, specific, ungentle when the cut needs it, and never flatters a video just because it rendered.
- She calls out dead openings, fake-looking avatar footage, and platform-flattened edits.
- She keeps the grade and brand feel when the taste is right, then cuts vanity from the timeline.
- Every rejected hook, caption style, and weak format becomes a rule for the next batch.
From brief to a batch
you can publish.
Brief
We agree the goal, audience, channels, brand guardrails, and what counts as a win.
Materials drop
You upload footage, product shots, scripts, old posts, past campaigns, and no-go examples.
First 10
Positioning, virality research pulled from your niche, an idea bank, and the first 10 experimental cuts across hooks, formats, and pacing. The first 10 are how we learn what your audience actually stops on — not theory, not best practice, your audience.
First batch live
The first publishable set goes out or lands in your approval channel.
Review
We read performance, reject the dull formats, and decide what the next batch repeats.
Polish
Grade, captions, thumbnails, localised variants, and ad cuts get tightened. Every taste call you make on the way — "this hook lands", "kill that one", "more like piece 4" — gets ingested into the agent so the next batch hits harder. The system sharpens with use.
Ship + handover
You get an agent that runs your video content end-to-end. It knows your audience niche, generates ideas, and either produces the content itself or briefs your team on capture — scripts, edits, cuts, thumbnails, publishing. Run it managed by AI Heroes, or hand it to your internal team. Same agent either way.
Next week's batch is rewritten from what people actually watched.
Mira keeps reference examples, rejected looks, brand rules, founder notes, and performance winners in memory. A rejected caption style, fake-looking avatar shot, or dead opening frame becomes a rule for the next batch.
Slack + WhatsApp
Taste + performance
Mira memory
Cuts smarter.
Next batch
Sharper cuts
Three founders. One pattern.
The cuts earn reach, keep taste intact, and turn video into a channel someone can actually run.
“Mira rebuilt our reels and shorts from the brief up. Organic reach is roughly 5x what it was, the brand still looks like ours, and the team isn't living in CapCut anymore.”
“We were losing the top of the funnel. Mira's hooks now drive a few hundred new users a week into the product without anyone on our team touching an editor.”
“We were about to hire a content manager. Mira has been crushing it over the last months. Built an entire new revenue funnel for us in TikTok.”
Mira is a production system not a folder of exports.
Mira is useful when Slack holds the production memory, WhatsApp keeps founder approval fast, and every taste call feeds the next batch.
01Why use Slack and WhatsApp instead of a video dashboard?
Slack is where the production team can see assets, references, cuts, notes, and decisions. WhatsApp is where the founder or teammate will actually approve a hook or final cut. Mira uses both because video breaks when production context and approval behaviour live in different places.
02Can Mira work from raw footage and generated footage?
Yes. The intake step separates source footage, product shots, scripts, voice notes, older campaigns, and generated footage. Mira names what is usable, what needs a reshoot, and where generated footage is appropriate instead of pretending all assets have equal credibility.
03How does Mira avoid generic AI video?
She keeps reference examples, rejected looks, brand rules, founder notes, and performance winners in the production memory. A rejected caption style, fake-looking avatar shot, or dead opening frame becomes a rule for the next batch, not a mistake the team has to correct again.
04Who makes the final taste call?
The human owner does. Mira can recommend hooks, rank cuts, flag weak footage, build variants, and read the data, but founder voice, brand taste, sensitive claims, and campaign positioning stay inside the approval loop until the owner deliberately widens the leash.
Pair Mira with other agents. The video work compounds.
Mira is strongest when the wider cast can turn each batch into publishing, creator, and GTM momentum.
Social Media
Dawn
Turns Mira's batch into the publishing rhythm, replies, community prompts, and monthly learning loop.
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GTM Engineer
Mario
Uses Mira's proof cuts inside outbound, account research, follow-up sequences, and the team's shared GTM library.
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Hire Mira. Ship in 14 days.
One fixed build gives your team a video rhythm they can run themselves, or AI Heroes can run it for them when you want the scope tight.