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ChatVideo Documentation

ChatVideo is ChatArch's video workflow CLI/API package. The current focus is turning practical image-to-video workflows into reusable command designs: ordered keyframes, especially a three-image storyboard, become adjacent first/last-frame segments that are reviewed, assembled, and delivered as one video.

Site entry: https://arch.gh.wzhecnu.cn/ChatVideo/

Choose An Entry Point

  • See Implemented Commands

    Start with the implemented chatvideo command tree to confirm that the CLI currently keeps only real tool entry points.

    Open the CLI tree

  • Understand The Image-To-Video Model

    Three ordered keyframes become adjacent first/last-frame segments and then one final video.

    Open the workflow blueprint

  • Plan First/Last-Frame Segments

    Use this when the provider accepts a first frame plus a last frame to generate one video segment.

    Open the segment blueprint

  • Separate Review From Final

    Temporary review artifacts stay separate from durable final delivery and reusable docs.

    Open the handoff boundary

Reading Map

Question Page
What is actually implemented? CLI Tree
How do three keyframes become one video? Workflow Blueprint
How is ordered image input recorded? Workflow Blueprint
How are text-to-video and editing capabilities planned? Workflow Blueprint
Which capabilities are still planned? CLI Tree: Planned Boundaries

Quick Commands

chatvideo --help
chatvideo --version
chatvideo --tree
chatvideo --tree-brief

The current CLI keeps only real tool entry points. The shared ChatStyle runtime generates both full and brief trees from the Click registry. Workflow planning belongs in the workflow blueprint, not in a chatvideo subcommand.