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video-editing-skill

Habilidade de edição de vídeo para OpenClaw, Claude Code e Codex — cortar, fazer jump cut, legendar (Hormozi/padrão/minimalista), sobrepor texto e alterar a velocidade de vídeos usando linguagem natural. Desenvolvida em Pure Bash + FFmpeg + Whisper, foi usada e testada com OpenClaw.

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Video Editing

Edit videos using natural language instructions. Supports trimming, jump cuts (silence removal), captions with multiple styles, text overlays, and speed changes — all powered by ffmpeg and Whisper.

Usage

Give a video file path and describe what you want done:

Edit my video at ~/video.mp4 — remove silence, add Hormozi-style captions, and speed it up 1.25x
Trim ~/interview.mp4 from 00:02:00 to 00:15:00 and add standard captions
Add a "Subscribe!" text overlay at the 1 minute mark in ~/video.mp4

Capabilities

Trimming

Cut video to specific start/end timestamps or duration.

scripts/trim.sh video.mp4 --start 00:01:30 --end 00:05:00

Jump Cuts (Silence Removal)

Auto-detect and remove silent/dead-air sections. Configurable threshold, minimum silence duration, and padding.

scripts/jumpcut.sh video.mp4 --threshold -30 --duration 0.5 --padding 0.1

Captions

Transcribe audio with Whisper, then burn subtitles into video. Three caption styles:

| Style | Description | |-------|-------------| | hormozi | Bold, centered, large — Alex Hormozi word-by-word impact style | | standard | Traditional bottom subtitles with semi-transparent background | | minimal | Small lower-third captions, clean and unobtrusive |

scripts/transcribe.sh video.mp4 --model base --language en
scripts/caption.sh video.mp4 video.srt --style hormozi

Text Overlays

Add text at specific positions and timestamps. Supports 7 positions: center, top, bottom, top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right.

scripts/overlay-text.sh video.mp4 --text "Subscribe!" --start 00:01:00 --end 00:01:05 --position bottom-right

Speed Changes

Adjust playback speed (audio pitch-corrected via atempo).

# Via edit.sh orchestrator
scripts/edit.sh video.mp4 --speed 1.5

Full Pipeline (Orchestrator)

Chain multiple operations in a single command:

scripts/edit.sh video.mp4 \
  --trim-start 00:00:10 --trim-end 00:10:00 \
  --jumpcut \
  --caption --caption-style hormozi \
  --speed 1.25 \
  --overlay-text "Like & Subscribe" --overlay-start 00:01:00 \
  --output final.mp4

Pipeline order: trim → jump cut → speed → caption → overlay

Requirements

  • ffmpeg — video processing (must be installed)
  • whisper — audio transcription for captions (openai-whisper CLI)

Scripts Reference

| Script | Purpose | |--------|---------| | scripts/edit.sh | Main orchestrator — chains all operations | | scripts/transcribe.sh | Whisper transcription → SRT file | | scripts/caption.sh | Burn SRT captions into video with style | | scripts/trim.sh | Trim by timestamps | | scripts/jumpcut.sh | Auto-remove silence via silencedetect | | scripts/overlay-text.sh | Add positioned text overlays |

Agent Instructions

When the user asks to edit a video:

  1. Parse the request — identify which operations are needed (trim, jumpcut, caption, overlay, speed)
  2. Use edit.sh for multi-operation edits — it chains operations in the correct order
  3. Use individual scripts for single operations — faster, simpler output
  4. For captions: if the user has an existing SRT, use --caption-srt; otherwise transcription runs automatically
  5. Default caption style: use "standard" unless the user specifies a style
  6. Default whisper model: use "base" for speed; suggest "medium" or "large" for accuracy on long/noisy videos
  7. Output: always tell the user the output file path and duration
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