Cutkoi

Technical demonstration · 4 November 2026

A real research run,
shown in the prototype.

This walkthrough opens the saved result of a real API-backed development run. It shows the working local application, public references, research findings and an original recommended concept. It does not simulate a new live generation or claim that the whole product is finished.

Silent screen recording. The application address bar identifies the local development environment. Any credits visible are development fixtures, not a published price or a customer balance.

The example

Brief: Explain why metal feels colder than wood in the same room. English, 45 seconds.

The completed run used 20 YouTube search requests, two video-metadata requests, ten Gemini reference inspections and fifteen Claude calls. It produced five concept candidates and recommended “Your Hand Is the Thermometer That Lies”. Source statistics reflect their retrieval time. The run completed on 4 November 2026; this is one technical case, not approval of the full evaluation programme.

This dated evidence is available until 2 December 2026, then removed from this site under the source-retention policy.

Review materials

Architecture, flow and quota rationale (PDF)

Research screen · Concept screen

Current access: private development prototype, no public registration. The demonstration provides review access without exposing personal accounts or production credentials. Contact the developer to arrange a supervised walkthrough if more evidence is needed.

Scope and open review point

YouTube access is read-only: search.list and videos.list. There is no YouTube OAuth flow, video upload or private-channel analytics in this research route. Gemini receives selected public YouTube URLs through its native URL input; Claude processes briefs, metadata and observations. Cutkoi does not download or rehost the full reference videos.

We ask YouTube to assess the permissibility of this combined research route, including standard-licence public videos. We do not claim that a successful API response establishes contractual permission. Script, storyboard, voice and finished-video production remain planned.