Verwendung
- Installationsbefehl kopieren und das Quellpaket vor der Installation in der eigenen Agentenumgebung prüfen.
- Benötigte Werkzeuge, Zugangsdaten und Hosts im Original prüfen.
- Eingabe und gewünschtes Ergebnis beschreiben und die Ausgabe mit den Quellen abgleichen.
npx skills add https://github.com/wyattblue/auto-editor --skill auto-editor-effectsVor dem Start
- Die Installation umfasst weder Modellabo noch API-Kontingent oder Dateizugriffsrechte.
- Sterne und Installationen zeigen Aktivität, keine unabhängige Qualitäts- oder Sicherheitsprüfung.
Aus dem Quell-Repository gerendert; Überschriften, Beispiele, Code, Tabellen, Links und Bilder bleiben erhalten.
Actions & animations
Instead of just cutting, give each section an action with --when-active (-w:1, loud) and --when-inactive (-w:0, silent). Defaults: -w:1 nil (keep), -w:0 cut. Chain actions with commas; they apply in order.
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:0 speed:8 # fast-forward through silence (pitch preserved)
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:0 speed:3,volume:0.5 # speed up AND halve volume of silent parts-w:0/-w:1 are the silent (label 0) and active (label 1) classes. You can define more classes with --edit:N/-e:N and act on them with --when:N/-w:N (N = 2–255) — see the auto-editor skill's "Labels" section. Every action below works as the value of any -w:N.
Actions
| Action | What it does | Form / range |
|---|---|---|
nil | keep unchanged | — |
cut | remove section | — |
speed | time-stretch, pitch preserved | speed:8, speed:0.5 |
varispeed | speed via pitch shift (tape/vinyl) | varispeed:2 (0.2–100) |
pitch | shift pitch only, duration preserved | pitch:12 (octave up), pitch:-7 (−24–24 semitones) |
volume | scale volume (1=normal, 0.5=−6dB) | volume:0.2 |
deesser | reduce sibilance | deesser:intensity[:max[:freq]] (each 0–1) |
tone | wave from a MIDI note (add: generator) | add:tone:69, add:tone:36:saw |
invert | invert pixels | — |
zoom | zoom factor (1=none) | zoom:2, zoom:0.5 (>0–100) |
rotate | fixed clockwise rotation, expands so nothing clips | rotate:90 (pair with --resolution) |
spin | continuous spin deg/rate (deg per sec) | spin:0/120, spin:90/-45 |
drawbox | filled rectangle | drawbox:x:y:w:h:color |
pos | place an overlay clip x:y[:scale] | mainly used inside add / v3 |
add | overlay a layer: every stream the file holds | add:path[:x:y:scale] |
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 deesser:0.8:0.7:0.4
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 rotate:90 --resolution 1080,1920 # landscape → portrait
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 drawbox:0:0:1920:200:#000000 # redact a stripOverlays — add
add is virtual: it adds an overlay layer rather than a per-frame effect. Still images hold for the whole section; PNG alpha is preserved. Omit placement to scale-to-fit and center. Actions chained after an add apply to that new overlay, not the base. add brings every stream the file holds: a video with sound gets a video layer plus its audio layers (mixed in, not a second stream), an audio-only file adds sound with no picture, an image adds picture with no sound. In place of a file it takes a generator action: confetti/drawbox paint a video layer, tone synthesizes an audio one (so add:tone layers stack into a chord).
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 add:./logo.png # centered, fit to canvas
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 add:./pip.mp4:900:60:0.25 # PiP in the corner, audio included
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 add:./pip.mp4:900:60:0.25,volume:0.3 # ...tucked under the base
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 add:./music.mp3,volume:0.4 # background music, no picture added
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 add:./logo.png,spin:0/-30 # the logo spins, not the base video
auto-editor song.mp3 -bg white -w:1 add:./cover.png # audio + image → video
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 add:tone:69 # 440 Hz tone over the audio
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:0 nil,add:tone:81 # beep the silence, don't cut it
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 add:tone:60,volume:1..0:ease=out # a plucked, decaying note
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 add:tone:36:saw # buzzy bass (sine|saw|square|triangle)Overlays appear only where their section is kept, so for silent sections use -w:0 nil,add:... (keep + overlay). With --set-action the range is kept automatically.
Animations — ramps from..to
zoom, opacity, blur, brightness, volume, and each pos and pixelate field accept a ramp. The value interpolates across the section, reaching to on its last frame. More than two points = keyframes, spread evenly.
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 zoom:1..1.5 # Ken Burns
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 opacity:0..1 # fade in
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 volume:0..1 # audio fade in
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 zoom:1..1.5..1 # zoom in then out (keyframes)
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 pixelate:1..64 # dissolve into coarser blocks
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 add:./logo.png,pos:0..1200:40:1..0.5 # slide + shrink overlayEasing — :ease=curve[:duration], curve ∈ linear|in|out|inout. A standalone ease: token sets the curve for every animated action after it. rotate/spin are not affected by easing.
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 zoom:1..1.5:ease=inout
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 opacity:0..1:ease=in:2sec # ease over 2s, then hold
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 ease:out,zoom:1..1.3,brightness:0..0.3Timed keyframes — value@time puts a keyframe at a time from the section's start: a bare frame count, sec, or % of the section. The value holds before the first and after the last; an untimed keyframe among timed ones sits evenly between its neighbors. An ease curve then eases each step between keyframes (no ease duration with timed keyframes).
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 zoom:1@0..2@1.5sec..1@100% # in by 1.5s, out by the end
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 volume:0@0..0@2sec..1@4sec # silent 2s, then fade in
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 opacity:1@80%..0:ease=in # fade out over the last 20%Target a time range — --set-action
--set-action ACTION,START,END overrides defaults for a range (range syntax; sec, start/end, negatives all work). The range is force-kept.
auto-editor video.mp4 --set-action nil,0,5sec
auto-editor video.mp4 --set-action speed:1.5,varispeed:1.5,30sec,end
auto-editor video.mp4 --set-action add:./logo.png:600:300:1.0,1sec,2secRecipes
auto-editor :mic -w:1 deesser:0.8:0.7:0.4 # record, then clean up speech
auto-editor podcast.mp3 -w:0 cut -w:1 speed:1.15 # cut silence, tighten speech
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:0 volume:0.3 # duck (not cut) the silence
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:1 varispeed:1.25 # nightcore (speed + pitch up)
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:0 pitch:12 # chipmunk the silence, same length
auto-editor video.mp4 -w:0 speed:6,volume:0.4 # fast, quiet silent sectionsWith :mic, press Ctrl-C to finish capture; actions are applied afterward.
Full reference: <https://auto-editor.com/ref/actions.md>. For plain cutting / pace / edit methods, see the auto-editor skill.
