What problem does it solve?
When working inside an iPolloWork Video Studio session, edits to the underlying HyperFrames project must respect the session's project directory, Studio port, and timeline structure. This Skill ensures video project edits stay inside the session-owned project without breaking the embedded Studio, spawning duplicate servers, or corrupting the deterministic timeline.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Session-scoped editing: Reads the active session's injected task contract, project directory, and exact
index.html path, and confines all changes to the current video/<session-id>/ project.
- Storyboard-driven scene editing: Derives a content-led storyboard from the brief, reusing the installed template as a visual and motion system while adding, removing, reordering, or retiming scenes.
- Timeline and contract preservation: Keeps the root composition, editor hooks, editable variables, design tokens, and every scene, clip, transition, audio, and animation timestamp consistent after structural changes.
- Use Case: A user asks to retime the intro scene and swap copy in their current video project; the Skill edits only the session-owned
index.html, preserves unrelated scenes, and runs the required HyperFrames check before reporting completion.
Quick Start
Ask the agent to apply your brief or targeted edit to the current Video Studio project, for example: "Update the opening scene text and shorten the second scene in my current video project."
