AI Video Generator with Google Veo 3

What This Agent Does

This workflow automates the creation and delivery of AI-generated videos using Google's cutting-edge Veo 3 technology. When someone submits a video request through a form, the agent automatically generates a professional video based on their prompt, uploads it to Google Drive for secure storage, and sends them a notification email with the results—all without manual intervention.

Key benefits and time savings:

• Eliminate manual video creation: Transform text prompts into polished videos in minutes instead of hours
• Automated file management: Videos are instantly organized in Google Drive without manual uploads
• Instant notifications: Users receive immediate feedback on their video generation status
• Error handling built-in: Automatic notifications keep users informed if anything goes wrong
• 24/7 availability: Process video requests anytime, even outside business hours

Target use cases:

• Marketing teams generating social media content at scale
• Educational institutions creating instructional videos
• Content creators producing demo videos and tutorials
• E-commerce businesses showcasing products
• Training departments developing employee onboarding materials

Who Is It For

This workflow is ideal for content creators, marketing professionals, educators, and business teams who need to produce videos quickly without expensive production equipment or specialized video editing skills. Whether you're a solo entrepreneur, a small marketing team, or part of a larger organization, this automation saves time and resources while maintaining professional quality.

You'll benefit most if you:

• Regularly create video content but lack in-house production capabilities
• Want to scale video production without hiring additional staff
• Need to process multiple video requests efficiently
• Prefer automated workflows over manual, repetitive tasks
• Value quick turnaround times for content delivery

Required Integrations

Google Veo 3

Why it's needed: Google Veo 3 is the AI engine that transforms your text prompts into high-quality, realistic videos. This integration provides access to advanced video generation capabilities that would otherwise require expensive production resources.

Setup steps:

1. Access Google Cloud Console

   • Navigate to console.cloud.google.com
   • Sign in with your Google account

2. Create or select a project

   • Click the project dropdown at the top
   • Select "New Project"
   • Enter a project name (e.g., "TaskAGI Video Automation")
   • Click "Create"

3. Enable the Veo 3 API

   • In the Cloud Console, go to "APIs & Services" > "Library"
   • Search for "Veo 3" or "Video Generation API"
   • Click on the result and select "Enable"
   • Wait for the API to activate (usually 1-2 minutes)

4. Create service account credentials

   • Go to "APIs & Services" > "Credentials"
   • Click "Create Credentials" > "Service Account"
   • Fill in the service account name and description
   • Click "Create and Continue"
   • Grant the service account the "Editor" role
   • Click "Continue" and then "Done"

5. Generate API key

   • Click on the newly created service account
   • Go to the "Keys" tab
   • Click "Add Key" > "Create new key"
   • Choose "JSON" format
   • Click "Create" and save the JSON file securely

6. Configure in TaskAGI

   • In TaskAGI, navigate to "Integrations"
   • Search for "Google Veo 3"
   • Click "Connect"
   • Paste your API key from the JSON file
   • Test the connection and save

Google Drive

Why it's needed: Google Drive serves as your secure cloud storage repository for all generated videos. This integration ensures videos are automatically backed up, organized, and easily accessible to your team.

Setup steps:

1. Access Google Cloud Console (same project as above)

   • Navigate to console.cloud.google.com
   • Ensure your video automation project is selected

2. Enable Google Drive API

   • Go to "APIs & Services" > "Library"
   • Search for "Google Drive API"
   • Click the result and select "Enable"

3. Use existing service account

   • Go to "APIs & Services" > "Credentials"
   • Use the same service account created for Veo 3
   • The service account now has Drive API access

4. Create a dedicated folder in Google Drive

   • Open drive.google.com
   • Create a new folder named "TaskAGI Generated Videos"
   • Right-click the folder and select "Share"
   • Add your service account email (found in the JSON file)
   • Grant "Editor" permissions

5. Configure in TaskAGI

   • In TaskAGI, navigate to "Integrations"
   • Search for "Google Drive"
   • Click "Connect"
   • Authenticate with your Google account
   • Select the "TaskAGI Generated Videos" folder as the default upload location
   • Save configuration

Email

Why it's needed: Email integration delivers real-time notifications to users about their video generation status, whether successful or requiring attention. This keeps users informed and engaged throughout the process.

Setup steps:

1. Choose your email provider

   • Gmail: Use your existing Gmail account
   • Custom SMTP: Use your organization's email server
   • SendGrid/Mailgun: Third-party email services for higher volume

2. For Gmail setup:

   • Enable 2-Factor Authentication on your Google account
   • Generate an App Password at myaccount.google.com/apppasswords
   • Select "Mail" and "Windows Computer" (or your device)
   • Copy the generated 16-character password

3. For custom SMTP setup:

   • Obtain SMTP server address from your email provider
   • Collect SMTP port (typically 587 for TLS or 465 for SSL)
   • Get your email username and password

4. Configure in TaskAGI

   • Navigate to "Integrations" > "Email"
   • Click "Connect"
   • Select your email provider type
   • Enter credentials (App Password for Gmail, SMTP details for custom)
   • Enter the "From" email address (should match your account)
   • Click "Test Email" to verify setup
   • Save configuration

Configuration Steps

Node 1-3: Information Architecture (Agent Name Options, Category & Industry, Workflow Overview)

These documentation nodes provide context and organization for your workflow. While they don't process data, they're essential for team clarity.

Configuration:

• Agent Name Options: Document the workflow name (e.g., "AI Video Generator")
• Category & Industry: Specify your use case (e.g., "Marketing / Content Creation")
• Workflow Overview: Write a brief description of what this automation does

Node 4: Video Request Form (Trigger)

This is where users submit their video requests. This node captures essential information needed for video generation.

Key fields to configure:

• Prompt field: Text input where users describe their desired video (e.g., "A futuristic city with flying cars at sunset")
• Notification Email field: Where users provide their email for status updates
• Optional fields: Video duration, style preferences, or specific requirements

Example form setup:

Field Name: Video Prompt
Type: Long Text
Placeholder: "Describe the video you want to create..."
Required: Yes

Field Name: Your Email
Type: Email
Placeholder: "your@email.com"
Required: Yes

Node 5: Generate Video with Veo 3

This node processes the user's prompt and creates the video.

Configuration parameters:

• Prompt source: Set to [[nodes.4.prompt]] (pulls from form submission)
• Video duration: Set to 30-60 seconds (adjust based on your needs)
• Quality level: Select "High" for professional output
• Aspect ratio: Choose 16:9 for standard video format

Data flow: User's prompt from Node 4 flows directly into this generation node.

Node 6: Check Generation Success (Conditional)

This critical node determines whether video generation succeeded or failed, directing the workflow accordingly.

Configuration:

• Condition: Check if video generation status equals "success"
• True path: Proceeds to upload and success email (Nodes 7-8)
• False path: Proceeds to error email (Node 9)

This branching logic ensures appropriate responses regardless of outcome.

Node 7: Upload to Google Drive

Automatically stores successfully generated videos in your organized Drive folder.

Configuration:

• File source: Output from Node 5 (the generated video)
• Destination folder: "TaskAGI Generated Videos"
• File naming: Use pattern Video_[[nodes.4.notification_email]]_[[timestamp]] for organization
• Sharing settings: Keep private (only accessible to your team)

Node 8: Send Success Email

Notifies users that their video is ready.

Configuration:

• Recipient: [[nodes.4.notification_email]] (user's email from form)
• Subject: "Your AI Video is Ready - Google Veo 3"
• Body template:

Hello,

Your AI-generated video is ready!

Original Prompt: [Include the prompt they submitted]

Your video has been securely uploaded to Google Drive and is ready for download.

[Include Drive link or access instructions]

Best regards,
TaskAGI Team

Node 9: Send Error Email

Notifies users if video generation encounters issues.

Configuration:

• Recipient: [[nodes.4.notification_email]]
• Subject: "Video Generation Failed - Google Veo 3"
• Body template:

Hello,

Unfortunately, your video generation request could not be completed.

Original Prompt: [Include the prompt]

This may be due to content policy restrictions or technical issues. 
Please try again with a different prompt or contact support.

Best regards,
TaskAGI Team

Testing Your Agent

Step 1: Execute a Test Run

1. Navigate to your workflow in TaskAGI
2. Click "Test" or "Run" button
3. Fill out the test form with sample data:
   • Prompt: "A serene beach at sunrise with waves gently rolling"
   • Email: Your test email address
4. Submit the form and monitor execution

Step 2: Verify Each Node

Node 4 (Form): Confirm data is captured correctly

• Check that prompt and email values appear in the execution log

Node 5 (Video Generation): Monitor the generation process

• Watch for status updates in real-time
• Expected duration: 2-5 minutes depending on prompt complexity
• Look for video file output in the execution details

Node 6 (Condition Check): Verify the branching logic

• Confirm the workflow takes the "true" path (success) or "false" path (error)
• Check the condition evaluation in the logs

Node 7 (Drive Upload): Confirm file storage

• Check your "TaskAGI Generated Videos" folder in Google Drive
• Verify the video file appears with the correct naming convention
• Ensure file size is reasonable (typically 50-500MB depending on duration)

Node 8/9 (Email Notifications): Check your inbox

• Verify you receive the appropriate success or error email
• Confirm the email contains accurate information
• Check that links and formatting display correctly

Step 3: Success Indicators

Your workflow is functioning correctly when you observe:

✅ Form submission is captured without errors ✅ Video generation completes and produces a viewable file ✅ File upload to Google Drive succeeds with proper naming ✅ Email notification arrives within 5 minutes of completion ✅ Video quality meets your standards and matches the prompt ✅ Error handling (if testing failure scenarios) sends appropriate error emails

Troubleshooting Tips

• Video generation timeout: Increase timeout settings or simplify prompts
• Drive upload fails: Verify service account has folder access
• Emails not received: Check spam folder and verify email configuration
• Poor video quality: Refine prompts to be more specific and descriptive

Congratulations! Your AI video generation workflow is now ready to automate content creation at scale.