kvidai-video-use

Orchestrate transcription, cutting, color grading, subtitles, and animation overlays via conversational commands.

Updated May 25, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/kvidai/kvidai-skills --skill kvidai-video-use
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: kvidai-video-use
Source: https://github.com/kvidai/kvidai-skills/tree/main/skills/kvidai-video-use
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kvidai/kvidai-skills --skill kvidai-video-use

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Traditional video editing requires expensive software, hours of manual timeline work, and specialized skills to cut, grade, subtitle, and animate footage. This Skill eliminates that friction by letting users describe their vision in plain language, then orchestrating transcription, editing, rendering, and final assembly through an AI agent.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Conversational Editing Interface: Users describe cuts, pacing, and style in natural language instead of manipulating timelines manually.
  • End-to-End Production Pipeline: Handles word-level transcription, silence-aware cutting, per-segment color grading, animated overlays via HyperFrames or Manim, burned-in subtitles, and loudness normalization.
  • Use Case: A startup founder records five takes of a product demo and asks the agent to "edit these into a launch video" — the agent inventories the footage, proposes a strategy, executes cuts and grades, and produces a polished final.mp4 ready for upload.

Quick Start

Drop your raw footage into any folder, launch your AI agent inside that folder, and say "edit these into a launch video" to start a conversational editing session that produces a polished final.mp4.

Frequently Asked Questions about kvidai-video-use

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I edit video footage using natural language instead of manual timeline tools?

Conversational video editing lets you describe cuts, pacing, and style in plain language. An AI agent then orchestrates transcription, silence-aware cutting, color grading, subtitle generation, and rendering to produce a polished final video without manual NLE operation.

Can I automatically generate subtitles and transcribe audio for my video files?

Yes, automatic subtitle generation and transcription are supported. The Skill applies word-level transcription and silence-aware cutting using whisperx or kvidai STT, then burns subtitles directly into your final rendered video file.

Do I need ffmpeg and Python dependencies to use conversational video editing?

Yes, ffmpeg and Python dependencies are required to run the video editing pipeline. Optional Node.js is also available if you need HyperFrames for animated overlays or kvidai API handoff during composition.

What is the best way to turn raw talking head recordings into a polished launch video?

The best way is conversational editing: drop raw footage into a folder, tell your AI agent to "edit these into a launch video," and the agent inventories footage, proposes a strategy, executes cuts and grades, and renders a final mp4.

Does this video editing approach support color grading and animated overlays?

Yes, per-segment color grading and animated overlay composition are fully supported. The pipeline integrates HyperFrames or Manim to generate and overlay animations directly onto your video segments during the final assembly.

Can I use conversational video editing for tutorials and interviews?

Yes, conversational video editing applies to talking heads, montages, tutorials, interviews, and travel footage. It handles transcription, loudness normalization, and cutting to produce polished content for creators, marketers, and editors.