invideo

Start Agent Two on the user's brief in a video project, and open its live view. Returns an agent_id — the handle for send_follow_up_message, list_generations and get_conversation_history. Pass the project_id from create_project or list_projects. Relay any question Agent Two asks back to your user. If this fails, do not call it again — check list_agents first.

Create a new video project on invideo. This is the first step whenever the user wants a video: create the project, then start Agent Two on the user's brief with create_agent (using the project_id this returns). Create one project per distinct piece of work.

Catch up on an agent's conversation in one call — what the user asked, Agent Two's replies, the videos and images produced, and any question waiting on the user. Pass the agent_id from create_agent or a list_agents row. Relay any pending question to your user. Also use this after a failed call to see what actually happened before retrying anything.

Internal plumbing for invideo's embedded live view — it runs automatically. NEVER call this tool yourself: it does not create an agent, does not start any work, and returns nothing useful to you. To start work, use create_agent; to check on work, use get_conversation_history.

List the agents already working in a video project, so you can pick one to continue with. Pass the project_id from create_project / list_projects. Each row's agent_id is the handle for send_follow_up_message, list_generations and get_conversation_history.

List the videos and images Agent Two has produced for an agent, including ones still generating. Pass the agent_id from create_agent or a list_agents row. Share each item's open_url with the user — it opens the video on invideo for full-quality playback, editing and export.

List the user's existing video projects on invideo, most relevant first, so you can reuse one that matches the user's request instead of starting fresh. Each row's project_id is the handle for create_agent (start Agent Two there) and list_agents (see who is already working in it).

Relay your user's next message to an agent and reopen its live view for the new turn. Pass the agent_id from create_agent (or a list_agents row). Use this to answer Agent Two's questions or to send the user's follow-up direction. If it fails, do not assume the message went through — check get_conversation_history.