Purpose
PHOENIX AUTOPILOT is a Windows desktop application that turns documented source material into educational vertical videos. It manages production locally and prepares platform publication jobs.
Production workflow
- Select an authorized, documented source.
- Prepare the editorial script, narration, vertical edit, subtitles and credits.
- Send the completed video to the account owner for explicit review.
- Create a publication job only after the owner selects Approve.
- Use the connected platform API and record the publication result.
See the same decision path in the interactive product demo.
OAuth authorization
PHOENIX opens the connected platform's official authorization page. The account owner signs in on that platform and grants the requested permissions. PHOENIX never asks the user to enter a platform password into the application or this website.
OAuth → account-owner consent → local token storage → approved API action
TikTok integration
The desktop application uses TikTok Login Kit and Content Posting API permissions requested in the TikTok developer portal. The intended scopes are basic account information and video upload/publishing. The account owner remains in control of authorization and final publication approval.
The public website itself does not access TikTok data and does not publish content.
Publishing controls
- No direct publication from source collection or rendering.
- One explicit human decision for every completed video.
- A rejected video returns to production.
- Duplicate upload protection and publication logging.
- Credentials kept outside public repositories.
Support and contact
Product, privacy and deletion questions can be submitted through GitHub Issues. Include a description of the problem, but never include passwords, OAuth tokens or client secrets.