VesselMatch the source and outcome to the right Vessel workspace.
Start with the audience
A complete spoken moment with video fits Moments. Audio without footage can become an AudioGram. A written reflection, recap or review fits Writing AI; a sequence of daily readings fits Devotionals. Use EmailAI for a message to an audience, Books for a longer manuscript, and Design Studio or carousels for visual work.
A sermon series can support a longer teaching arc. Translation Studio helps prepare another language edition, while Actions can repeat a configured workflow. The agent can help you find and work with supported tools.
Choose one useful outcome first. Review the source, draft and final export before sharing; each format has its own editorial needs.
Start with the outcome: choose Moments for a video clip, AudioGram for an audio-led visual, Writing AI for written content, or EmailAI for an email. A source can support several kinds of work.
Try one small assignment
Suppose the sample Harbor team has an audio-only sermon and wants a short piece for a feed. AudioGram can present a selected passage with a visual; Moments needs a video source for a video clip. If the goal is a private discussion, a written reflection or devotional may fit better than either.
If the team wants to repeat a preparation step after a new recording arrives, an Action can help once the source and trigger are configured. Start manually and inspect a run before relying on a schedule. Whichever path you choose, keep the original source and check the final output in its intended destination.
If you are unsure, describe the source, audience and desired result to the agent. Open the suggested workspace and review the saved output before sharing it.
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Keep this guide nearby. Start small, review the result, and make it your own.
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