native-cli
Run QCut's native TypeScript pipeline CLI for AI content generation, video analysis, transcription, YAML pipelines, ViMax agentic video production, and project management. Also use for editor HTTP automation tasks (state snapshots, events, transactions, and notification bridge control) when user needs deterministic state-aware control.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/donghaozhang/qcut-video-editNative Pipeline CLI Skill
Run QCut's built-in TypeScript pipeline CLI (qcut-pipeline / bun run pipeline).
Additional resources
- For standalone CLI commands (generate, analyze, transcribe, models, help, output formats), see REFERENCE.md
- For YAML pipelines, API key management, project management, see reference-pipelines.md
- For ViMax commands (idea2video, script2video, novel2movie, portraits), see reference-vimax.md
- For editor core reference: connection, flags, batch limits, env vars, common workflows, see editor-core.md
- For editor media & project commands, project.json schema, see editor-media.md
- For editor timeline & editing commands, see editor-timeline.md
- For editor export, diagnostics, MCP, screen recording, UI, Moyin, screenshots, state control, see editor-output.md
- For editor AI commands: video analysis, transcription, AI generation, Remotion, navigator, see editor-ai.md
- For editor state automation: snapshots, event streams, correlation IDs, transactions, capabilities, and notification bridge endpoints, see editor-state-control.md
Step 1: Ensure QCut is Running
Before any editor:* command, check if QCut is running. If not, build and launch it.
# Check if QCut is running
curl -s --connect-timeout 2 http://127.0.0.1:8765/api/claude/health || echo "NOT_RUNNING"
If NOT_RUNNING:
bun run build # Build first
bun run electron & # Launch in background
sleep 5 # Wait for startup
Step 2: Find Project, Media & Timeline
Most editor commands need --project-id, --media-id, or --element-id. Run these to discover them.
# 1. List projects → get project-id
bun run pipeline editor:navigator:projects
# 2. Open a project (navigates the editor)
bun run pipeline editor:navigator:open --project-id <project-id>
# 3. Switch to editor panel (navigator:open lands on the landing page, NOT the editor)
bun run pipeline editor:ui:switch-panel --panel video-edit
# 4. List media → get media-id values
bun run pipeline editor:media:list --project-id <project-id> --json
# 5. Export timeline → get track-id and element-id values
bun run pipeline editor:timeline:export --project-id <project-id> --json
Now you have the IDs needed for all other editor commands.
How to Run
bun run pipeline <command> [options] # Dev (recommended)
bun run electron/native-pipeline/cli/cli.ts <command> [options] # Direct source
qcut-pipeline <command> [options] # Production binary
Quick Commands
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{
"plugins": {
"official-donghaozhang-qcut-video-edit": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
}