Copilot
The agent that does the work. Brief it like a teammate, and it plans the steps, generates across the right models, and hands back finished assets.
Coastline · Episode 3
Chats
Coastline ep3Location scoutCliffs rewrite
Documentscoastline-ep3.fdxshot-list.csv
Memory & skillsSeries bibleTrailer cut · skill
Cut a 2-minute travel film from the Coastline rushes, open on the cliffs, land on the lighthouse.
Copilot· plan · 5 steps
Read the script and shot listStoryboard the opening sequenceGenerate 6 shots across modelsRunningAssemble on the Compose timelineGrade and score the cut
Model per shot:Seedance 2.0KlingNano Banana Pro
Message Copilot
Ask · Auto
What Copilot doesBrief it like a teammate, and watch it run
Scene 7 · Cliffs
Four takes of the clifftop
Plans and runs the whole job
Give it a goal like a teammate. It breaks the work into steps, picks a model for each, runs the generations, and lands the results organised on your board, so you direct the work instead of operating a tool.
You choose how much it does before spending
Set a chat to plan-only, ask-first, or auto. A costly brief gets a checkpoint before anything renders, so nothing is generated, or billed, without your say.
PlanAskAuto
Six shots for scene 12. Go ahead?Not nowApprove
Shoot all twelve shots of scene 12
Generates a whole batch in parallel
Independent shots fire at once and arrive together, so a full scene comes back in one pass instead of one clip after another.
Works from the brief you already wrote
Hand it a PDF, Word, Excel, Markdown, CSV or SRT and it reads your script, shot list or subtitles directly, no retyping the brief into a prompt.
Storyboard scene 12
Which take holds her eyeline?
Take 2. In take 1 she looks away before the line lands.
Watches your footage
Ask which take holds the eyeline or whether a logo is ever covered, and it answers from the video itself, then splits a long rush or a finished cut into its shots.
Edits and assembles what it made
It trims, resizes, reorders, retimes and cuts on request, and hands back an assembled piece with the latest version of each shot, not a folder of clips.
3 changesMake a 30-second vertical cut
FAQs
What is Morphic Copilot?
Copilot is an agent that does the work rather than suggesting it. You brief it like a teammate, and it breaks the goal into steps, picks a model for each step, runs the generations and hands back finished assets.
How is Copilot different from a chatbot?
A chatbot answers; Copilot acts. It plans and runs multi-step work, generates across the right models, watches and edits video, and returns an assembled result, so you direct it instead of operating a tool.
Can I control what Copilot spends?
Yes. Each chat has a mode: automatically generate, ask before generating, or plan only. A new user or a costly brief can get a checkpoint before anything is generated, so nothing is spent without a look first.
Can Copilot work on many things at once?
Yes. Independent work runs in parallel, so a set of variants comes back together. One chat can also start and message other chats in the same project, so a whole season or campaign fans out from a single brief.
Can Copilot use my brief or script?
Yes. It reads PDF, Word, Excel, Markdown, CSV and SRT files, so the brief you already wrote is the brief it works from. Hand it a script and it storyboards the shots before anything renders, so a wrong direction is caught early.
Can Copilot understand a video?
Yes. Ask about a clip in the chat and it watches the footage to answer, so review notes come from the video itself. It can also split a long rush or a finished edit into its shots, returning each shot’s start and end.
Does Copilot cost credits?
Generating new media uses credits at each model’s usual rate, and each edit the agent applies uses credits and is shown in its reply. An attempt that fails costs nothing, and a generation type your plan does not include is refused with an upgrade ask rather than swapped for another.
Can Copilot edit what it generated?
Yes. It can trim, resize, reorder, retime and cut, and it hands back an assembled piece rather than a folder of clips. Ask for the final set and it sends the latest version of each shot, so a package never ships a superseded take.
Brief your first project
Give Copilot a goal and let it plan, generate and assemble the result.