Inquiry regarding custom prompt generation in OpenMontage #287
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Hi, First of all, thank you for developing such a robust and well-structured codebase. I truly appreciate the quality of this project. I am interested in using OpenMontage to generate custom videos based on my own prompts. Could you please clarify if this is currently supported and guide me on where to initiate this? I would appreciate knowing the specific entry point or workflow I should modify to inject custom prompts rather than using the existing demos. Thank you for your time and your excellent work. Best regards, |
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Yes - custom prompts are supported, and they are the normal way to use OpenMontage. The demos are examples, not the required entry point. After setup, open the repo in your AI coding assistant and give it a production request directly, for example: (github.com) The key detail is that OpenMontage is pipeline-driven rather than demo-script-driven. For any video request, the agent should select a pipeline from For “injecting custom prompts,” the right place depends on how deep you want to customize:
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Yes - custom prompts are supported, and they are the normal way to use OpenMontage. The demos are examples, not the required entry point. After setup, open the repo in your AI coding assistant and give it a production request directly, for example: (github.com)
The key detail is that OpenMontage is pipeline-driven rather than demo-script-driven. For any video request, the agent should select a pipeline from
pipeline_defs/, readpipeline_defs/<pipeline>.yaml, then execute each stage using the matching director skill underskills/pipelines/<pipeline>/<stage>-director.md. (github.com)For “injecting custom prompts,” the rig…