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Capability 15 · The Studios

Give the machinea paragraph.Get a presenter.

The presenter lane turns text into a person on screen — a face, a voice, and lipsync that matches to the syllable. Built to put anchors in front of our own newsroom, available to put a presenter in front of anything you write.

WorkingFeeds the newsroom

What it does

On-camera talent, without the camera.

Lipsync

To the syllable

Mouth, jaw and face track the audio precisely enough to survive a viewer’s full attention. The uncanny gap is the whole battle; this lane fights it well.

Voice included

Script to speech to face

Text becomes a natural voice becomes a performing face in one pass. One input — the words — controls the whole presenter.

Always available

Talent that scales

Daily updates, product explainers, multilingual versions of the same brief — the presenter renders as many takes as the business needs, at machine cost.

Filmed in-app

The presenter lane, presenting.

A recording of the app touring itself — which is fitting, because making things speak on camera is the whole product.

Session clipThe walkthrough, as the app delivers it
The ledger
StatusWorking — renders in production use
InputA script (and optionally a face)
OutputPresenter video, voiced + lipsynced
First customerThe Codex Newsroom anchors
ReplacesPer-video avatar subscriptions
Replay · one take
$ presenter take --script morning_brief.txt
  voice: rendered · 94s of speech
  face: performed · lipsync locked
  take_01.mp4 delivered — broadcast framing
  cloud avatar services used: 0
The test bench

Type it. Run it. Rate it.

Every product page is getting a live bench wired straight into the machine. You type a prompt, the system answers on this page, and your rating teaches it what the world actually wants built next.

Test benchOpening soon
Rate the result
The bench opens for founding members first. Nothing was sent anywhere — this page holds no telemetry. When it goes live, prompts run on our metal, results appear right here, and ratings decide what the fleet learns to do better.

The anchor never sleeps, because she never existed.