Source footage, intended clip boundaries, output requirements, and installed media binaries.
A playable clip with the boundaries you intended, plus a recipe that records how it was made.
Play the output, inspect codecs and duration, and keep the recipe used to create it.
Cutting a clip once is easy; cutting the next one the same way means remembering every setting. This skill guides your coding agent from a source video to a checked clip and a recipe you can reuse.
The agent inspects the source with ffprobe for duration, streams, codecs and dimensions, and you decide the section and output format before any re-encoding. The original is preserved, and the clip goes to a separate output folder with a stable filename. Any re-encoding choice is explained.
The output is opened and checked for its start, end, audio sync and dimensions. The recipe records the input, timings, tool settings and output properties, so the next clip reuses it instead of being rebuilt from memory.
You need a local video you have permission to process, FFmpeg with ffprobe, and a coding agent that can run the media commands. The existing Extract Media and Cut Shots Vibes can supply the processing steps. Provider accounts, model weights, GPU compute and hosting are not included.
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