marketing-deploy — produce, publish, link

Turn one chosen bet (entry_id + idea, from the backlog pick in marketing-guru) into a published Short bound to its journal entry.

Do this

1. Get the spend cap from the channel budget (set once via

studio marketing budget --channel <name> --per-video 0.60 or --per-minute 0.40):

   CAP=$(studio marketing budget --channel <name> --for-duration <duration_s>)

--for-duration returns the per-video --max-cost (flat for per-video budgets; rate × length for per-minute). If it prints (budget unset), set the budget first or pass --max-cost by hand.

1. Produce + publish via the film-maker skill (it owns the pipeline):

   studio estimate <run_id>            # if iterating an existing run, price stage 3 first
   studio run "<idea>" --duration 60 --tier <cheap|balanced> --max-cost $CAP \
     --publish-to youtube --privacy public --channel <name>

--tier cheap ≈ stills + free motion; balanced spends --max-cost on AI clips for hero scenes. --max-cost is the whole-video cap (images + clips + music): run reserves the music bed and auto-downgrades paid fal music to synth if it won't fit, so total spend stays ≤ cap. Stage 3 aborts pre-flight if the clip estimate exceeds what's left. Cheapest "still alive" recipe ≈ $0.41 (free motion-* + one ≤6s ltx hook + free local music); see docs/10-architecture/cost-model.md for the ladder.

1. Link the run to the bet (so measure can find the video):

   studio marketing link <entry_id> <run_id> --channel <name>

Pulls the YouTube id from runs/<run_id>/07_publish.json; sets status: deployed.

1. Wait before measuring — give the Short 48–72h+ to accrue watch time.

Notes

• link also captures production telemetry — cost, duration, animators/fx/model, and

per-stage providers — from the run manifest into the bet (T3), so learn can attribute success to the effects used and you can track spend per bet.

• Repeat backlog→deploy until ~10 videos are live to exit cold-start.

Writes run_id, video_id, video_url, status: deployed, plus telemetry (cost_usd, duration_s, tier, video_model, animators, effects, providers, n_scenes) onto the entry. Memory model: docs/50-marketing/memory.md.