I ran a real test: OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra against Anthropic's Fable 5.1. Same skill, same prompt, no assets handed over. Neither one got my HeyGen avatar, my ElevenLabs voice, or any footage. Each had to go get all of it itself — find my avatar, pull my voice clone, do its own research, grab its own B-roll and screenshots, and edit the finished video start to finish. Here's the exact prompt I gave both of them: --------------- I need you to take me from idea to a finished Reels video. I want you to create an engaging and professional video about GPT-6 Astra. You need to use Tom Lyons voice clone and a HeyGen avatar. Start the video off by telling everyone this is not Tom and that you orchestrated the entire video. You planned it out, you researched it, you grabbed all the B-roll, you grabbed the screenshots, you edited everything, and you produced the finished video—which is why they're watching it right now. I want this to feel professional, like it was edited by a human using Hyperframes. Do not give me a draft or a POC; give me a finished, working version that I can post on my Reels channel. I've put the skill used in Cloud Code for creating the styles that we normally use in the folder. So, take what you can from that to help you produce what you need. --------------- The skill both of them used: **the real Commander Tom production skill, made safe to share** — the show bible, the motion-graphics engine, and a step-by-step guide to running the same challenge yourself. Watch the video, then try the prompt yourself and tell me which one you'd have picked.