You are going to produce a complete, ready-to-upload YouTube video end-to-end. 
Work in the current directory. Create a folder structure: 
/script, /audio, /visuals, /final.

VIDEO BRIEF
- Topic: [things hotel staff wont tell you]
- Target length: 4 minutes (~6 words of script)
- Style: Educational, conversational — hook, 3-act structure, 
  rehook every 60-90 seconds
- Aspect ratio: 16:9, 1080p
- Tone: Confident, direct, no fluff, contractions OK

STEP 1 — SCRIPT
Write the full script as plain text in /script/script.txt. 
Use this structure:
  - Hook (15 seconds, statement or pattern interrupt)
  - Context preview (3 things theyll learn)
  - Body: 5 main points, each with rehook → story/example → payout 
  - Outro with relink suggestion
Also output /script/shot_list.txt that breaks the script into 25-40 numbered 
b-roll shots, each with: shot number, timestamp range, the script line it 
covers, and a visual description suitable for an AI video generator. 
Aim for 8-12 second clips.

STEP 2 — VOICEOVER (ElevenLabs MCP)
Read /script/script.txt. Split it into chunks of ~250 words. For each chunk, 
call the ElevenLabs MCP to generate audio using voice_id yr43K8H5LoTp6S1QFSGg. Save chunks as /audio/vo_001.mp3, 
/audio/vo_002.mp3, etc. Then concatenate them into /audio/voiceover_full.mp3 
using FFmpeg. Report the total duration in seconds.

STEP 3 — VISUALS (Higgsfield MCP)
Read /script/shot_list.txt. For each shot:
  - If it's a static concept (charts, text overlays, title cards), use 
    Higgsfield's image generation with Nano Banana Pro (best for text) or 
    GPT Image 2, 1920x1080, save to /visuals/shot_XX.png
  - If it's motion footage and for the introduction which is the most important part of the video (people, objects, environments, action), use 
    Seedance 2.0 via Higgsfield, 1920x1080, duration matching the shot 
    length (8s default), save to /visuals/shot_XX.mp4
Run these in parallel where possible. Poll the job status until complete.
Maintain a /visuals/manifest.json mapping shot number → file path → duration.

STEP 4 — THUMBNAIL
Generate a YouTube thumbnail using Higgsfield GPT Image 2 (it's the best 
at rendering text). 1280x720, high contrast, 3-5 word headline pulled from 
the hook. Save to /final/thumbnail.png. Generate 3 variations.

STEP 5 — STITCH AND RENDER (FFmpeg)
Use FFmpeg in bash to:
  1. Build a concat list of all visual clips in shot order, padding any 
     static images to their assigned duration
  2. Overlay the /audio/voiceover_full.mp3 as the audio track
  3. If total visual duration < audio duration, loop or extend the last 
     shot to match
  4. If total visual duration > audio duration, trim
  5. Add a 0.5s crossfade between shots
  6. Render to /final/video.mp4 at 1920x1080, H.264, AAC audio, 
     YouTube-ready settings (recommended: -crf 18, -preset slow, 
     -pix_fmt yuv420p)
  7. Verify the output file plays and report duration + file size

STEP 6 — METADATA
Write /final/title_options.txt with 5 title options (curiosity-driven, 
under 60 chars). Write /final/description.txt with a 200-word description, 
keywords, and placeholder for affiliate links. Write /final/tags.txt with 
20 relevant YouTube tags.

CRITICAL RULES
- Do NOT use any third-party brands, logos, or copyrighted characters in visuals
- Polling: if a Higgsfield job is still processing, wait 15 seconds and 
  re-check, up to 10 times before moving on
- If any step fails, report the error and continue with the next step — 
  do not silently skip
- At the end, give me a final report: word count, voiceover duration, 
  number of visual shots generated, final video duration, and the path 
  to /final/video.mp4

Begin.