The MYEQ operating method
Follow dependency order: Workspace → Skills → Project → Script → Storyboard → Entities → Production → QA → Repair → Editor → Approval.
Workspace
Team, roles, access, credits, projects and activity.
Skills
Your methodology, visual language, rules and delivery standards.
Project
Objective, format, audience, brief and references.
Script
Narrative, structure, scenes, dialogue and rhythm.
Storyboard
Shots, camera, duration, characters, location and audio.
Entities + references
Characters, products, wardrobe, locations, voices and images.
Production
Image, I2V, A2V, V2V, voice, music and SFX.
QA
Identity, continuity, composition, audio and stability.
Repair
New Take, Retake, Inpaint, new audio or new references.
Editor
Assembly, cuts, layers, audio, timing and versions.
Approval
Generated is not certified: the team records final approval.
Dependency order, not click order
A returning professional does not need to revisit every tab. What matters is that each downstream step has the authoritative state it depends on.
WORKSPACE → SKILLS → PROJECT → SCRIPT → STORYBOARD → ENTITIES + REFERENCES
→ PRODUCTION → QA → REPAIR → EDITOR → APPROVALStart with at least one effective Skill
Official MYEQ Skills make the system competent. Your own Skill tells MYEQ how your team works. A practical minimum is one active Skill; a strong setup usually covers production method, visual language and delivery rules.
Lock the brief before expensive work
Define objective, audience, format, aspect ratio, language, references and delivery constraints before generating assets. A vague brief creates expensive ambiguity later.
Generated ≠ approved
Generation produces candidates. QA produces evidence. Approval is an accountable human or team decision. Keep those authorities separate.