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Documentary studios won't like this.
I gave Claude one message.
It researched, wrote, voiced, and directed a 10-minute documentary: 103 shots, 64 motion graphics, real footage.
475 credits. 85 minutes. No editor.
Works in Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, or any MCP agent 👇
Try it: cliptude.com
In Claude: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → mcp.cliptude.com/mcp
Then just ask: "Make me a 10-minute documentary about ___"
Claude Opus 5.5 made this entire video in code.
2 prompts. 13 scenes. 2,148 frames. Two voices.
No video AI model, no After Effects, just code.
And the story is the real trick:
Give Claude one MCP server, and it becomes a video crew 👇
Add @cliptude MCP mcp.cliptude.com/mcp to Claude, Cursor, or Codex, sign in, and ask for a video up to an hour long.
cliptude.com/developers/
We asked 7 AI engines 150 buying questions and logged every source they cited (1,200 answers).
• Blogs and best-of lists: 93% of answers with sources
• Reddit: 10%, and 89% of those Reddit citations came from Gemini + Google AI Overview
• ChatGPT, Claude, and Meta Muse Spark: 0 Reddit citations
Your AI visibility depends on the engine.
The 8 AI engines in our study behave very differently.
@grok cited an average of 65.4 sources per answer.
@Gemini cited 2.0.
@perplexity_ai and Grok cited sources in 100% of answers.
Gemini did in 28%.
If you only check one assistant, you are measuring that one assistant.
The sources AI cites change with what you sell.
For business software, 22.6% of answers with sources cited a review site like G2.
For everyday products: 1.6%.
Everyday products lean on publications (51.9% vs 30.3%) and YouTube (14.3% vs 6.4%).
Same engines, same method, different places to show up.
Work out which side you are on before you pick a channel.
What AI engines cite when you ask a "best X for Y" question.
Out of 928 answers that cited sources:
37.6% cited a tech or business publication.
15.5% cited a review or comparison site.
10.1% cited Reddit.
9.1% cited YouTube.
92.8% cited at least one blog or list-style page.
The most cited domains:
- @Forbes (107 answers).
- @techradar (97).
- toolradar (96).
- @tomsguide (95).
- @Reddit (94).
The page that ranks for "best X for Y" is the page the assistant reads.
I asked 8 AI engines 150 buying questions and logged every source they cited.
1,200 answers.
928 cited at least one source.
Reddit showed up in 10.1% of those.
The average hides the story.
Google AI Overview cited Reddit in 44.3% of its answers with sources.
Gemini, 52.4%.
ChatGPT, Claude, and Muse Spark: 0%.
Those two Google engines produced 89% of every Reddit citation in the study.
So whether Reddit is worth your time for AI visibility depends on which assistant your buyers use.
Full report below