StarwishbyCortex

One brief · whole campaign

How Starwish works

From a single brief to research, plan, film, stills, cuts and copy — inside a real Cortex Workspace project you keep.

The flow in Cortex Workspace

Starwish is not a chat that returns one attachment. It works the way a creative team would: research first, plan the launch, then produce assets as separate files with clear names and model labels.

01

You write one brief

Describe the launch — audience, timing, tone, assets you need. Starwish reads it like a creative lead would.

02

Research and plan

The agent browses for sources, writes a research note, then builds a launch plan and shot list as documents in your project.

03

Film and stills

Hero films use Seedance 2.5; product and campaign stills use Seedream 5.0 Pro. Outputs land as named files with prompts you can inspect.

04

Cuts and copy

Starwish generates 9:16 cuts for paid social plus launch email and landing page copy — still files, still editable.

05

You steer or take over

Ask for a dusk sky, a tighter cut, or a different model. Regenerate one file without redoing the whole project, or stop and work manually.

What you get in the project

A typical run includes a research note, launch plan, hero film, product stills, portrait cuts for social, and launch copy. The Vesper sample on the Starwish homepage shows the mix of formats — film, stills, notes and email — in one fictional campaign.

New to the product? Read what Starwish is, or see use cases for campaign, film and paid social workflows.

Ready to turn one brief into a campaign in Cortex Workspace?

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