Veasy: SiTech’s video engine for agents

Veasy is SiTech's video engine for agents, the sibling of KAeasy. Where KAeasy writes and checks Georgian text, Veasy turns that same text into frames, voice and captions.

What it does

The input is one story: a headline, a narration and its scenes. The output is a finished video where Remotion compositions draw the frames, Gemini synthesises the voice, words are aligned to the audio, music is picked by category and ffmpeg mixes everything into one file.

The second renderer is the HyperFrames composition lane, where the agent builds the frame itself in HTML while Veasy supplies voice, captions, media, music and checks. That path is open to any format, including landscape video.

What a brand pack means

What makes a video belong to one client is colours, logo, link, footer, voice and categories. In Veasy all of that lives in one folder called a brand pack. A new client is a new folder, no code change. Two packs ship today: sitech and tbilisi.today, which was the first client.

The gates

A video passes several checks before it can be published. Story rules verify that numbers and names match the source, the Georgian text goes through KAeasy's strict linter, captions stay stable, and every render probes its own frames for overlap and clipping. Failed attempts are remembered so the same mistake is not repeated.

Queue and once-only work

Every video is guarded by a queue: one job runs once, a failure with a passing cause is retried, and all files are stored in one place under one naming scheme. The agent never has to remember which version lives where.

Today's example

The first Georgian video from this engine covers an incident at the crypto exchange Bitget: 22.8 seconds, 1080x1920, a Georgian voice, four scenes and a clean QA result. The script came from one of our blog articles, the text passed the KAeasy gate, and the engine built the frames itself.

What comes next

Landscape 16:9, so the same story is ready for YouTube and presentations, and more formats: explainers, data stories and product films.

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