Studio Foxace

An AI-native studio making French educational videos

One person, one home server, and a team of Claude agents that write, check, voice, edit and publish videos for eight YouTube channels.

The channels

• Minute ChatWhy cats do what they do
• Minute NatureAnimals and the living world
• Crayon d'HierHow our ancestors lived, in ink drawings
• Mammouth MentalEveryday psychology, explained
• La Boîte à PourquoiBig questions for curious children
• Minute SportWhere our sports come from
• Déjà VuHistory that repeats itself
• Og & BoulouA wordless prehistoric cartoon

Short videos for YouTube Shorts, Instagram and TikTok, long-form episodes of ten minutes or more, and two-hour documentaries to fall asleep to.

How a video is made

1. A Claude agent picks a topic people are actually searching for, then writes the script.
2. Independent reviewer agents check the facts, the storytelling, the rules of the channel and how it sounds out loud. Nothing is voiced before every reviewer scores it 7/10 or more.
3. Agents plan the images paragraph by paragraph, generate them, and check each one (anatomy, stray text, consistency).
4. The voice is synthesised, then a transcription check compares what is heard with what was written.
5. Agents edit the video in 4K, add motion graphics and chapters, set the sound to −14 LUFS, and prepare the thumbnail.
6. The founder validates each video on a private dashboard. Only then is it scheduled.

Built with Claude

Claude is the studio's workforce. Claude Opus handles code, diagnosis and hard decisions; Claude Sonnet and Haiku produce scripts, tools and reviews; a chief-of-staff agent turns each request into tickets and routes them. The agents write the studio's own software too: the production pipeline, the quality guards and the dashboard, delivered through pull requests that pass automated tests before they merge.

Where we are

The studio is at its very beginning: most channels are only weeks old, none is monetised yet, and everything runs on a single small home server and the founder's own PC. Every recurring cost is watched closely, because the budget is tiny.