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TLDR

Windows Python tool that drives a Chrome session signed into X so Grok generates AI videos with chosen character images, voices, and background music.

Mindmap

mindmap
  root((Video Factory AI))
    Inputs
      User or ChatGPT script
      Character images
      Background music
      X login cookie
    Outputs
      AI generated videos
      Saved to output folder
    Use Cases
      Make AI short films
      Bulk produce sales videos
      Reuse Grok web access
    Tech Stack
      Python
      Chrome
      PowerShell
      Grok

Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Produce short AI films by feeding a script and character image into Grok via an automated Chrome window

USE CASE 2

Batch-generate sales videos in Vietnamese using a ChatGPT-written script

USE CASE 3

Reuse a logged-in X session so Grok video generation runs without re-auth

Tech stack

PythonPowerShellChromeGrok

Getting it running

Difficulty · moderate Time to first run · 30min

Needs Windows plus Python 3 and Chrome, and the user must manually sign into X in the launched Chrome window before Grok will respond.

In plain English

This repository holds a small Windows utility called Video Factory AI. The README is written in Vietnamese and is very short, only around 900 characters, so the description here covers most of what the page actually says. The tool drives a Chrome browser to talk to Grok, the AI assistant on X, and uses that to produce videos that end up in an output folder on your computer. Setup is described in only a few lines. You need Windows, Python 3, and Google Chrome installed. The project provides a setup.ps1 PowerShell script and a setup.bat batch file that install whatever dependencies the tool needs. Before running anything, you place background music files into an assets/music folder and character images into an assets/characters folder. On first launch the tool opens a Chrome window where you sign into X so that Grok is available in your session. You then start the tool with run.ps1 or run.bat. From the menu you choose between two modes: a film-making mode (Lam phim AI) and a sales mode (Ban hang AI). Inside the film mode you decide whether to type in your own script, let ChatGPT write one, or run a batch of scripts at once. You also pick a character image, an aspect ratio for the video, a voice for narration, optional background music, and an output folder. A button labeled Mo Chrome Grok reopens the Chrome session if you need to sign in again, and BAT DAU starts the run. The README ends with a short troubleshooting list and a friendly note from the author asking people to follow them for more tools. Missing Python libraries are solved by rerunning the setup script, and a not-logged-in Grok is solved by opening the Chrome window again and logging in. If you have no background music files, you can leave that field blank. There is no license file, no architecture description, and no list of supported video formats in the README itself, so most details have to be discovered by running the tool.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
Translate the Video Factory AI README from Vietnamese to English and list every config file the tool expects
Prompt 2
Write a setup.ps1 replacement that installs Python deps and verifies Chrome is on PATH before launch
Prompt 3
Add a CLI flag to Video Factory AI that runs film mode with a preset script and no interactive menu
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