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editing

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About editing

editing is a routing skill for assigning video-production requests to the skill responsible for each task. For creators using this workflow, it checks project context, preserves ongoing work, and selects a target skill rather than applying its own editing method.

Key features

  1. 01Select a target skill by request type
  2. 02Continue the current video project
  3. 03Route setup, scripts, and account audits
  4. 04Route editing, footage, and translation
  5. 05Handle image creation and publishing
  6. 06Ask one question when details are unclear

Use cases

  1. 01Choose the skill for a video request
  2. 02Continue work on an existing edit
  3. 03Route a long video into shorts
  4. 04Publish or schedule a finished video

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/melvynx/video-agent-skills --skill editing

After installing, type/editingin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Details

From the project README

Editing

Route the request to the one skill that owns it, then do the work with that skill. Never edit with your own method: every rule lives in the target skill.

  1. Continue before you start. If this conversation already works on a video (a video-agent/edits/<slug>/ folder, a take just edited, a week of scripts just written), the request is the next step of that project with the skill already in use: apply the change, rerun the step, keep its files, never start it over.
  2. Otherwise read the request and pick the skill:
    • No video-agent/ folder yet, first time, tools, voice, permissions, accounts, keys: studio-setup. An edit asked before any setup: run studio-setup first (or at least its tools step).
    • Their Instagram stats, "what works on my account", an audit of an account or of their competitors: insta-audit.
    • Scripts, ideas for the week, hooks, rewrite, humanize a text, "sounds like AI", what goes viral in their niche, swipe file: studio-script (viral for the niche research).
    • Instagram reels that blew up for their competitors or for one account, turned into 5 remake scripts ("outliers", "what works for my competitors", "videos to remake", "ideas from @someone"): outliers.
    • A take or a local file, "my last take", a video URL to edit, an existing slug, short, reel, a full YouTube video: short-editing. "In the style of " = short-editing ... style <name>.
    • Their B-roll ("add these clips", "my B-roll", "put my B-roll on this short", find a shot, drop a clip): broll (setup, add, use, search, reject).
    • Their own look (brand color, paper, font, captions, sound, Instagram CTA, tool logos, logo, end card, "change my style"): studio-setup style.
    • Copy another creator's editing style ("steal", "edit like @x", a reel given as the model for a look rather than as the take to edit): steal.
    • One long video (a podcast, a live, a long YouTube video) into several shorts: clips.
    • A version of a take in another language: short-translate.
    • Thumbnails, covers, stills, any image: codex-images.
    • A photo into a paper-collage animation (Vox style, "anime cette photo"), or a change to one already made: vox.
    • Publish or schedule a finished video ("post it", "publier", "mets-le en ligne"): publish.
    • Still ambiguous: ask one question only.
  3. Load the target: invoke it with the Skill tool, else read <skills folder>/<skill>/SKILL.md (the skills installed next to this one) and follow it exactly as if the user had typed /<skill> <args>. Pass their words through as that skill's arguments.

Say in one line which skill you picked, then hand over to it. Its own end state is yours.

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