video-pro

What This Skill Does

Video Pro (Miss Kim Edition) is a robust, high-performance video editing automation skill designed for OpenClaw agents. By leveraging the combined power of Remotion for programmatic video generation and FFmpeg for industry-standard media processing, this skill enables seamless, code-driven video creation. It is optimized to run on a dedicated MiniPC node, ensuring that resource-heavy tasks like rendering high-definition React-based components or encoding video streams do not interfere with the agent's primary system operations. From automated subtitle generation using Whisper integration to precise frame-accurate cutting and format conversion, this skill provides a full lifecycle management for professional-grade media workflows.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/kjaylee/video-pro Ensure your target MiniPC node is accessible via Tailscale and the Remotion project directory is initialized at $HOME/remotion-videos.

Use Cases

• Programmatic Video Generation: Create personalized marketing videos by rendering dynamic React components with changing props (e.g., changing user names or data sets).
• Automated Content Post-processing: Batch process raw footage to extract audio, burn-in SRT subtitles, or transcode files into web-friendly formats like MP4.
• Social Media Automation: Quickly format, crop, and convert long-form videos into high-engagement GIFs or short-form clips with fixed resolution constraints (e.g., 720p).

Example Prompts

1. "Render the 'IntroVideo' Remotion composition with the title 'Hello World' and save it to the output folder."
2. "Take the video file 'project_raw.mp4', trim it from the 10-second mark to 30 seconds, and burn in the subtitles from 'captions.srt'."
3. "Convert all MOV files in the current directory to MP4 format using FFmpeg and provide the file paths upon completion."

Tips & Limitations

• Performance: Remotion rendering is CPU and memory-intensive. For large batch jobs, always trigger tasks asynchronously to prevent node hanging.
• File Management: To avoid network bottlenecks, keep your media files locally on the MiniPC node and perform all processing steps there, only transferring the final output back to your agent.
• Pathing: Always verify that absolute paths are used in your command strings to avoid runtime errors.
• Compatibility: Ensure your FFmpeg version supports the necessary codecs; if specialized filters fail, verify that the subtitles module is enabled in your specific FFmpeg build.