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Avatar / talking head

HeyGen renders the performance. EditForge owns the brief, the cut linkage, and the rubric gate.

Stage

Avatar output

Completed avatar renders appear here. Until a job returns media, the stage stays honest — no placeholder talking head implied as live.

Design source · signal

Honesty mark: mock paths never invent face or performance media. Simulated runs are labeled. Live requires provider credentials and still respects the rubric before master.

Projects2

  • TSWS cold open — avatar bed

    draft

    “Where are we today?”

  • TQO presenter teach via HeyGen

    ready

    “Three steps. No hype.”

Provider flow

  1. 1POST /v3/videos {type, avatar_id, voice_id, script} → video id
  2. 2GET /v3/videos/{id} until completed or failed
  3. 3Completed → video_url recorded on the job as its result
  4. 4Attach the MP4 to an EditForge cut
  5. 5Rubric pass before master ship — the gate is not optional

Brief

Submitting the same brief twice returns the same job — the key avatar-ec9bdd7b is derived from the brief, not the click.