editor

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---
name: editor
description: AI-native video editor for any agent. Use when the user asks to edit, trim, splice, caption, zoom into, add a title card, transition between, remove silence from, chroma-key, stabilize, or render video files. Wraps FFmpeg in 19 deterministic tools and a session log; runs locally; no generative AI.
license: MIT
compatibility: Requires Node 24+. FFmpeg is auto-downloaded via ffmpeg-static on first use; override with MAKEMYCLIP_FFMPEG_PATH.
metadata:
  author: makemyclip
  homepage: https://github.com/MakeMyClip/editor
  runtime: node
  install: npx skills add MakeMyClip/editor
---

# MakeMyClip Editor — Agent Skill

Drive a local video editor by chatting. When triggered, this skill shells out to the `clip` CLI via `npx` (auto-downloaded on first use, cached after). No MCP setup, no global install, no config edits.

## When to invoke

Trigger this skill when the user asks to:

- Edit, trim, cut, or splice a video file
- Zoom, pan, or apply Ken Burns to a region of a clip
- Add captions, titles, or lower-thirds to footage
- Assemble multiple clips into one (concat, montage)
- Render a screen recording into a demo or social clip

Do **not** invoke for: pure transcription (use a speech-to-text skill), thumbnail-only image work, or live streaming.

## How to use

### Probe a media file (implemented)

```bash
npx -y @makemyclip/editor ingest <input>
```

Returns metadata as JSON — duration, video stream (codec, dimensions, fps), audio stream (codec, sample rate, channels), plus a deterministic `mediaId` derived from the absolute path:

```json
{
  "mediaId": "m_a1b2c3d4e5f6",
  "ref": {
    "path": "/abs/path/screen.mp4",
    "durationSec": 83.5,
    "video": { "codec": "h264", "width": 1920, "height": 1080, "fps": 30 },
    "audio": { "codec": "aac", "sampleRate": 48000, "channels": "stereo" }
  }
}
```

Call this first to ground yourself in what the source actually contains — duration for trim calculations, dimensions for zoom/overlay placement, presence of audio before suggesting `add_audio`. Same input path always returns the same `mediaId`.

### Split a clip at a point (implemented)

```bash
npx -y @makemyclip/editor split <input> <atSec>
```

Divides a clip into two halves at `atSec`. Stream-copy (no re-encode), so it's fast — both halves are produced in parallel. Returns paths to both:

```json
{ "before": "/var/folders/.../split-before-abc.mp4", "after": "/var/folders/.../split-after-xyz.mp4", "atSec": 12.5, "durationMs": 38 }
```

Keyframe-accurate (not frame-exact) because stream-copy can't decode-and-cut mid-GOP. If you need a frame-exact split, run `render` first to re-encode, then `split`.

### Trim a clip (implemented)

```bash
npx -y @makemyclip/editor trim <input> <start> <end>
```

Timecodes accept `HH:MM:SS[.ms]`, `MM:SS`, or seconds as a number. The output is JSON:

```json
{ "path": "/var/folders/.../makemyclip-editor/trim-abc123.mp4", "durationMs": 14 }
```

Trim is stream-copy (no re-encode), so it's fast and lossless. Output lands in `$MAKEMYCLIP_WORKSPACE` (defaults to `os.tmpdir()/makemyclip-editor`).

### Add a text overlay (implemented)

```bash
npx -y @makemyclip/editor add_text <input> <text> <position> <startSec> <endSec>
```

Burns a text overlay into a copy of the video.

- `<position>` is one of: `top-left`, `top-center`, `top-right`, `center-left`, `center`, `center-right`, `bottom-left`, `bottom-center`, `bottom-right`
- `<startSec>` / `<endSec>` are seconds from the start of the input
- Defaults: font size 48, white text, translucent black background box for readability

Returns JSON:

```json
{ "path": "/var/folders/.../makemyclip-editor/add-text-abc123.mp4", "durationMs": 412 }
```

The text is written to a temp file before being passed to ffmpeg, so quotes, colons, commas, brackets, and most Unicode work without manual escaping. Caveat: literal `%{...}` in the text would be interpreted as a drawtext expression (rare in real captions; avoid).

### Stitch clips togethe