What is Hype Flow?

Hype Flow is a visual canvas for building generative-media pipelines. Instead of prompting one model at a time in a chat box, you wire nodes — prompts, language models, image and video generators, audio tools — into a graph, run any part of it, and keep every intermediate result as an asset you can inspect, reuse, or regenerate.

It was built for cinematic campaign work — brief → script → storyboard → character-consistent shots → voice-over — but the same canvas covers everyday generation too: a single hero image with ten reference photos, a style-consistent batch of forty product images, or a voice-over cleaned up and re-voiced.

Why a canvas?

• Pipelines, not one-shots. The output of any node feeds the input of the next. Change the prompt at the top and re-run everything downstream.
• Every step is inspectable. Each node shows its result inline. Bad storyboard frame? Re-run just that node — the rest of the graph stands.
• Models are interchangeable. Generation nodes expose a curated model catalog (Seedance, Nano Banana, GPT Image, FLUX, Seedream, ElevenLabs, and more). Swap the model in a dropdown; the graph stays the same.
• Reusable by design. A working graph becomes a template anyone in your organization can run with new inputs.

The pieces

Piece	What it is
Project	Top-level container: one canvas, its assets, references, and members.
Canvas	The node graph — build it by hand, with the chat companion, or from Claude over MCP.
Nodes	Typed building blocks — see the node reference.
Assets	Every generated or uploaded file, kept with the project.
Library	Reusable styles and negative prompts you reference with @-tags.
Organization	The workspace: members, projects, usage.

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