Introduction

This studio is built for one job: run a consistent AI creator without juggling five apps. Lock a face once, generate stills that still look like that person, turn keepers into multi-angle sets when you need a carousel, publish from the same place you create — and add more scale levers when the pipeline is running.

Most setups fall apart on consistency. New faces every session means no brand and no library worth posting from. The Start here guides walk you in order: lock a face, batch a week of stills, build a carousel set, publish (Fanvue on Presence), then connect MCP and compound with skills, automations, and templates.

Create your AI influencer first. Merge usually wins for realism — blend a few strong closeups into one face that holds up across scenes. Direct Save is fine when you already love a photo; Build is for starting from traits with no reference. The goal is one character you can @ again and again.

Shoot a week of content next. Keep that locked face, batch different scenes and outfits in one sitting, cull hard, and drip winners over the next days instead of generating every morning. Consistency beats novelty.

Make a carousel / multi-angle shoot when one still needs a full post set. Carousel Shots turns a single keeper into matching angles for roughly the cost of one image — same person, different panels.

Publish to Fanvue on Presence, then finish with More scale levers — use MCP plus reusable briefs, scheduled workflows, and templates so output keeps moving without babysitting every session.

Platform guides — Introduction, Credits & models, History & Assets, and MCP — explain how the studio works day to day. Walk Start here in order, then open the first guide when you are ready to lock a face.