Generate Sora v2 ASMR clips with GPT-5.1, stitch via Cloudinary, and post to Twitter/X

Generate Sora videos, stitch clips, and post to Twitter

Generate creative ASMR cutting video concepts with GPT-5.1, create high-quality video clips using Sora v2, stitch them together with Cloudinary, and automatically post to Twitter/X—transforming ideas into viral content without manual video editing.

How it works

Step 1: Generate Video Concepts - Schedule Trigger activates the workflow automatically - GPT-5.1 AI agent generates 3 unique ASMR cutting scene prompts with unusual objects - Creates structured video prompts optimized for Sora v2 (frontal camera angle, cutting actions) - Generates Twitter-ready captions with relevant hashtags - Saves all concepts and scripts to Google Sheets for tracking

Step 2: Create Video Clips with Sora v2 - Generates 3 separate Sora v2 video clips in parallel (8-12 seconds each) - Each clip uses unique prompts from GPT-5.1 output - Videos render at 720x1280 resolution (vertical format for social media) - System waits 30 seconds for rendering to complete

Step 3: Monitor & Download Videos - Loops through all 3 video generation requests - Checks Sora API status every 30 seconds until rendering completes - Automatically skips failed renders (continues workflow with successful videos) - Downloads completed videos from Sora API - Uploads each clip to Cloudinary for storage and processing

Step 4: Stitch Videos Together - Collects all uploaded Cloudinary video IDs - Builds Cloudinary transformation URL to stitch 3 clips into one seamless video - Applies Twitter-compatible encoding (H.264 baseline, AAC audio, MP4 format) - Downloads the final stitched video

Step 5: Upload to Twitter/X - Prepares video file data and calculates total file size - Uses Twitter's chunked upload API (INIT → APPEND → FINALIZE) - Waits for Twitter's video processing to complete - Checks processing status until video is ready - Posts tweet with AI-generated caption and attached video - Updates Google Sheets status to "Posted"