You can reference other specs in a prompt. Video codecs are well specified with hundreds of pages of specs, they are probably in some form in the weights already, but you could also reference them and hash them as inputs directly to create a functional alternative to ffmpeg.

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kimjune01 3 hours ago | parent [-]

i meant to make the distinction between 'prompt' and 'spec' in that prompts are something that a human types in by hand. Interesting programs are a combination of canon and novel input

	▲	kloud 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Gotcha, yeah if a prompt does not produce the result you want, you need to add more details to it, depending on the scope it can be a lot. When it includes all sufficient details it becomes a spec.