video-editing

Video editing task routing is handled automatically by detecting duration and directing content to short-form (<90s), medium-form (90s–5min), or long-form (>5min) sub-skills, ensuring the correct process is applied.

Video editing orchestration acts as a routing layer that delegates tasks to specialized sub-skills. It loads the appropriate phased process and shared knowledge catalogs to ensure a consistent, polished result without performing the actual editing itself.

Yes, shared components, brand assets, and general editing guidelines are accessible across all video editing sub-skills. The orchestrator loads these shared catalogs to maintain consistency regardless of the routed workflow.

Yes, short-form video editing workflows for content under 90 seconds are fully supported. The orchestrator automatically detects the duration and routes the task to the dedicated short-form editing sub-skill.

Use an orchestration layer to automate task routing to specialized sub-skills. This prevents manual coordination errors and ensures consistent setup, handoff, and quality standards across short, medium, and long-form video projects.

The orchestrator delegates actual editing to specialized sub-skills to preserve a unified workflow. It focuses on routing tasks by duration and format while loading the correct phased process, ensuring outputs follow established quality standards.