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First Project Walkthrough

This walkthrough uses one realistic project shape: a small product launch package with product images, short video options, and handoff artifacts. Adapt the same sequence for social posts, explainers, storyboard tests, or Agent-assisted research.

Who Should Read This

ReaderUse this page when
New userYou want a complete first run instead of isolated feature descriptions
Team leadYou need a demo path that shows setup, generation, reuse, and handoff
OperatorYou are deciding when to stay in Cards, move to Workshop, or ask the Agent for help

Before You Start

Prepare one small brief, one or more approved source assets, and a provider account or relay that supports the media type you want to test. Keep credentials in Settings, not in prompts, Cards, Workshop scripts, or Agent chat.

Walkthrough Timeline

The SVG below is a first-project timeline. Use it to explain the practical order of work during onboarding: brief, provider, card baseline, module choice, generation, reuse, export, and handoff. Timeline diagram for a first Redbit project from brief intake through provider setup, Cards, Series, Workshop, Agent assistance, export, and handoff.

Project Brief

FieldExample
GoalProduce a compact product launch package for review
InputsProduct photo, short positioning note, target ratio, optional brand style notes
Outputs4 to 6 candidate images, 1 to 2 short video options if provider route supports video, and reusable references
Review ruleHuman reviewer selects final outputs before publishing
BoundaryRedbit coordinates the workspace; provider quota, policy, latency, and output quality remain provider-owned

End-to-End Steps

1

Create the input record

Start in /dashboard. Add the brief as prompt text on an Image Card or keep it as a text asset in Asset Dock. Upload only approved product references.
2

Configure the provider route

Open Settings and configure the minimum image provider or relay needed for the first pass. If the project includes video, also confirm the video model family and variant before sending source media.
3

Run one baseline Card

Create one Image Card, choose model, ratio, and references, then generate. Review the card status, result, error state, and download behavior before scaling the workflow.
4

Choose the working mode

Use Cards for isolated options, Series for planned image sets, Workshop for scripts and scenes, Agent for bounded multi-step workspace actions, Seedance for reference-role video tasks, and Model Registry/Settings when the question is provider capability.
5

Expand into Series or Workshop

For a product image set, switch the Image Card to Series and use ecommerce, social, or brand. For a multi-scene video, create a Workshop project and add script, scenes, references, and output settings.
6

Use Agent only for reviewable multi-step work

Ask the Agent to create cards, group candidates, open SmartPicker, or prepare a Workshop project when the target is explicit. Keep credentials, ambiguous deletion, billing, and real-account actions manual.
7

Reuse selected outputs

Pin useful results to Asset Dock. Use SmartPicker to feed selected images into later Cards, Workshop scenes, or Seedance first-frame and first/last-frame modes.
8

Export and hand off

Download card outputs or export Workshop artifacts where configured. Record the selected model route, source assets, known failures, and review decisions for the next teammate.

Decision Points During the Walkthrough

If this happensChoose
One prompt needs one or two outputsManual Cards
One prompt should become a structured image setSeries mode on Image Cards
The work has scripts, scenes, voiceover, music, or export packagesWorkshop
The user asks for several explicit workspace actionsAgent runtime
The video needs first frame, first and last frame, or multi-reference rolesSeedance workflow
A model is missing, failing, or filtered by relayModel Registry and Settings checks

Acceptance Checklist

CheckDone when
Provider route is understoodThe team can name direct provider, relay, custom relay, or Local Core usage
Baseline generation ranAt least one Card has a visible result or actionable error
Reuse is provenOne output is pinned or selected as a reference
Project structure is clearCards, Series slots, or Workshop scenes are named well enough for handoff
Export path is testedA download, Workshop export, or documented handoff artifact exists
Troubleshooting notes are capturedAny provider, model, Agent, i18n, or video issue has a recovery note

Next Step

Use Security and Credentials before real customer material, and keep Troubleshooting Playbook open during the first provider-backed run.