Your AI agent can't create anything. It

can write you a script, it can plan you

a campaign, it can describe the perfect

shot in beautiful detail, but if you're

actually asking it to generate a video

or a stunning picture, [music] it just

hands you a homework assignment. Well,

that just changed because Hicksfield

just shipped a connector that gives your

agent actual hands. And the part almost

nobody's covering is that it does not

only work inside of Claude. It works

with Hermes and any other agent you use.

So, in this video, I'm going to show you

exactly what shipped, how to connect it

to Hermes or any other agent, how to run

your first generation, and then I'm

going to point my agent at a product and

have it take my business to the next

level. Let's get started. Here is what

landed recently. Hicksfield released an

official MCP server, one single endpoint

that your agent connects to it once, and

from that point onwards, it can generate

videos, images, cut clips, reframe them,

and write the file straight into your

working directory. This video is

sponsored by Hicksfield, by the way,

which is great because that gives us a

good amount of credits to play around

with. I'm excited for this integration

because I absolutely hate having

hundreds of tabs open for every

individual thing that I run. And this

update allows us to connect it straight

to Hermes or whichever agent you use on

a daily basis. The link is in the

description if you want to try it out

for yourself. Connecting it takes about

30 seconds, and I will show you that in

just a minute. And here we can see the

same endpoint works in Claude, Grok Bot,

ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code,

OpenClaude, and even Hermes. But, before

I connect it to anything, let me tell

you about what this connector actually

does. The MCP exposes the full Hixfeld

model stack to your agent. This means it

has access to Seedens 2.5, GPT image 2

for images, and there is more in here

than just video generation. You can use

this for marketing, for faceless videos,

for website building, for image

generation. There is a clipper that

takes a long video and cuts it into

vertical shots. There is a reframe tool

that changes aspect ratio without

cropping. There's a virality predictor

that scores a clip before you post it.

I'm not going to cover all of those

today. I am going to cover the one that

excites me personally the most and that

I feel could help my business out. And

the fastest way to show you is to

connect it. So, let's do that. If you're

on Claude, all you have to do is go

click this little plus icon, click on

connectors, add a connector, add custom

connector, and then over here we're

going to call it Hixfeld, and then we're

going to copy this link,

mcp.hixfeld.ai/mcp,

and we're going to paste it over here

and click continue. Boom, just like

that. From here we're going to pick out

the recommended

options and click add. It's going to

open up this window, which is just us

allowing access. We're going to click

allow and open Claude. That's it. As

simple as that. That's the entire setup.

And boom, you can see, connected to

Hixfeld. And we know that it's live

because if we go to connectors, we can

see Hixfeld over here. It's turned on.

Hermes is MCP native, so it's the same

endpoint added to my MCP server's

config. All you have to do is click on

Hermes, copy this, paste it into your

Hermes chat, and it will give you a link

to authenticate and that is it. You're

authenticated and boom, over here,

Cleo's installed, authenticated,

workspace selected, and we have it

running. Now, let's get to the fun part.

Let's test it out. I'm not going to

start with a campaign. I am going to

start with one prompt so you can see the

mechanics with nothing else in the way.

So, here the first prompt I've given it

is using Higgs field, make me one

product shot video of a matte black

water bottle on a concrete surface, hard

side light, and attach it in this chat

so I can watch it. And by the way,

notice what it did there. I did not tell

it which model to use. It picked based

on my request and I don't know whether

it picked Seasons 2 or Seasons 2.5. I'm

assuming it picked Seasons 2.5 just like

that. So, it has the ability to

understand your job and through that

pick the specific model that will work

best for your use case. Now, let's watch

the video.

>> [music]

>> There we go. Took literally less than a

minute and we have a video of exactly

what we asked for. Now, this cost me 45

credits, which roughly comes down to 2

and 1/2 dollars. Uh I will come back to

that number at the end because this is

the number that will decide how worth it

is this. But, that is the mechanic. One

prompt, you get one file, but a single

product shot is a demo. It's not a

business. So, let me show you what I

would actually use this for. Now, there

are three major ways that you can use

this. Let's start with number one. UGC

ads. I mean, UGC ads is a massive use

case for this type of workflow and you

can see a lot of the content being

created and a lot of the use cases are

UGC factories. So, with that, what I've

done is I've told it take that water

bottle you just made and turn it into a

15-second UGC ad, someone holding it,

talking to the camera, natural lighting,

like a real customer review. Let's see

what it gives us. Our ad is ready, so

let's go ahead and watch it together.

>> using this matte black bottle every day.

It keeps water cold for hours, doesn't

leak in my bag, and the finish feels

premium. If you need one bottle, get

this. Seriously.

>> I like that it kept the same exact

bottle shape. It kept the bottle true to

dimension. I would change the actor's

voice. He does sound AI generated, but

then again, most of the UGC videos that

are printing right now sound exactly the

same. So, if I were to use this for,

say, I had a I don't know, a bottle

company, then I would try to switch up

the voice just a little bit so that I

could differentiate myself from the rest

of the competition. But, that is a

finished ad in 4 minutes. This product

literally did not exist 4 minutes ago.

This generation, since it's 15 seconds,

cost us 75 credits, which roughly comes

down to about $4. This second use case

is a little bit more selfish, but I need

a new intro animation, and I do not want

to wait 2 days for an animator to make

one for me for every single video. So,

what I did is I asked it, "I want you to

make me a 10-second cartoon animation

for my YouTube video intro that I want

to include as a B-roll." The video's

titled Hermes Agent Can Make Videos Now,

and it's a Pictory's new MCP

functionality inside of Hermes. And then

I described what I wanted in my video,

and I asked it, "But first, help me

conceptualize the prompt before we run

it." So, I want to have a hand in what

it ends up creating. So, it asked me a

bunch of questions. I told it, "Yes,

I'll send you a picture. Here's what I

want. Here's what I have in mind." And

it came back with a concept, which I

approved, and it gave me a first still,

which I was not a fan of the anime

style, even though I picked it. So, I I

changed my mind. I told it, "Never mind.

I want a 3D Pixar or Disney-style

cartoon version." which it gave me this,

which I liked a lot more. So, I told it,

"Yes, this one is much better." I told

it, "Great. Let's Let's get started."

And it just generated the four different

stills. Still number one, still number

two, still number three, just like that.

And I'm going to tell it, "I love it.

Let's do the shots." Now, all we have to

do is wait and come back to it in a few

minutes to see what we got. And it just

finished. So, let's give that a watch

over here. So, shot number one, shot

number two, shot number three, shot

number four. That was not bad at all. A

couple of things I would change in my

next generation would be to hand it

specific logos. For example, Hicksfield,

it generated the logo from scratch,

which is something all AI agents tend to

do. So, giving it the actual logos, the

Hermes agent logo,

giving it better direction. I really

like this shot right here. This one, for

example, again, same thing, change the

Hicksfield logo. So, I handed more brand

assets. Maybe I would create a a brand

asset folder where I would input all of

my brand assets, other brand assets, the

brands I'm talking about, so on and so

forth. But, from this show, I really

like shot number one, shot number three.

Those are very good shots. The other

two, I would ask it to regenerate, but

all in all, this cost me 136 credits,

which comes down to roughly $7.5. Now,

that might sound like a lot, $7.5,

but think of the alternative, hiring an

animator, waiting 1 plus week for an

animation. I can understand why a lot of

people are switching to optimizing their

workflow with AI from video editing to

video creation to animation itself. With

that being said, let's head on to use

case number three, which I'm which I'm

also very excited about. Something I'm

excited to try this out with is for web

design. Let me show you this. You can

build out interactive websites through

the Hixfeld MCP. And there's an entire

category. I mean, look at these. These

look wonderful. And that's exactly what

I want to try it with for my own

website. So, what I've done is I've

asked Claude to build a responsive site

in white and black, blah, blah, blah,

with a red color accent and a strong

CTA. But, first I want you to help me

scope what you need from me, so ask me

questions and run me through the prompt

before you execute. And there you go. It

just built this in 5 minutes and we have

this new hero website. Just like that.

This animation right here that plays as

you scroll. I really like this. I think

I'm definitely going to be using this

more often in my other websites.

That being said, this cost us 41

credits. It was the cheapest out of the

the four tests we've done, which narrows

down to about $2.

Claude is a chat window. It runs when

I'm sitting in front of it, but Hermes

Hermes is not. Hermes runs on a machine

on a schedule whether I'm awake or not.

So, instead of typing these animation

prompts every single time I have to

film, I can turn these into a skill and

that skill can hold your preferences,

your brand colors, the style you want,

the folder your editor pulls from, or

whichever workflow you use video

animation for, or web design, or image

generation for. A prompt is a one-time

instruction, whereas a skill is a

repeatable process. Then, you can point

a cron with this skill that you've built

out in Hermes. And every time, say I

film a new YouTube video, Hermes can

read the title and the film footage's

transcript, and it can generate three

intro options for me for that specific

video, and drop them for me in the same

folder. And just like that, that's how

you can use Hermes' power, its ability

to have skills, its ability to schedule

cron jobs with this new update. Your

agent did not get an you too. Your agent

got the ability to finish. Before this,

every creative workflow ended the same

way. The agent did the thinking, and

then

handed the doing back to you. You still

have to open other apps. You still

exported the file. You still did the

last mile yourself. And that last mile

is now gone. The only thing that stood

between you and 50 different creatives

was production time, but that constraint

is now gone, as well. My verdict is that

this is the first version of agentic

creative that I would actually put into

a real business. If you want to try this

out yourself, the connector is one URL,

and it takes about 30 seconds to set up.

I'll leave the link in the first line of

the description. And comment "Hixfield"

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