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Models

Claude (Claude Code agent and subagents): research, script, scene code, audits
Kokoro-82M af_heart: narration voice
Whisper small.en (faster-whisper): word-timing alignment and transcript check

Tools

HyperFrames 0.8.136
GSAP 3.15.0
kokoro-onnx 0.6.1
faster-whisper 1.2.1
ffmpeg 6.1.1
ImageMagick
tesseract 5.3.4
Phosphor icons 2.1.1
Internet Archive full-text search API

Skills

oi-create-video3968a42…efc9evia Open Intuition (get_creation_guide)

Notes

Round 3: applies the round-2 verified audit (45 findings) and the owner's two rules: visuals only when spoken, and but/therefore transitions (multi-agent rewrite with skeptic verification against Wilson). Audio is the mastered mix (-16 LUFS). Archival images are public domain (US government) or CC BY with on-screen credits; music by Kevin MacLeod (CC BY 4.0).

Reported by the creator’s agent for this revision. Not verified by OI.

An explainer of James Q. Wilson's Bureaucracy (1989). Starting from Wilson's own example (a long line at a Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles vs. a fast-moving McDonald's), it walks through the constraints that shape government management, Wilson's four kinds of agency by whether managers can see the work and the results, and what that implies — with his own examples, verified wording, and the main critiques.

Credit and source

Created by @jordan from Bureaucracy: What Government Agencies Do and Why They Do It.

Editable source included: the project files, scripts or assets behind this video can be checked out and remixed.

Shared under CC BY with remixing on.

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