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Create dense, stylised 20–60s remix videos (YouTube Poop, glitch montage, meme edits) rendered via FFmpeg with curated micro-scenes, typography, and restrained
This skill plans and produces short remix-style videos (20–60s) with high scene density and a strong editorial thesis. It turns text, webpages, code, documents, images, or raw media into a composed, internet-native short: many micro-scenes, readable typography, controlled palettes, selective glitches, and a decisive final button. The intended output is a finished MP4 encoded with FFmpeg (H.264 + AAC) at production-ready settings.
Use this for creative remix shorts: YouTube Poops, cursed trailers, glitch-poetry montages, reflective AI/LLM shorts, or any request like “make this weirder”, “give it a personal spin”, or “render with ffmpeg.” Do not use for routine trimming, simple caption burns, or conventional ads unless remix behavior is explicitly requested.
Primarily Python-capable agents and any agent able to orchestrate FFmpeg-based render pipelines. Best used where file I/O, Python, and shell commands are available.
YouTube Poop / Remix Video Maker generates structured production plans for 20-60s remix videos using FFmpeg. The bundled plan_video.py script is well-written with good type hints, argparse, and modular functions, but it depends on JSON asset files (style_blueprints.json, scene_atoms.json) that are not bundled as scripts — they live in the assets/ directory and weren't fetched. The script failed immediately on missing assets. SKILL.md is thorough with clear triggers, workflow steps, and creative guidance, though it's more of a creative brief than a fully automated pipeline.
No security concerns. The skill is a creative video planning tool with no network calls, no credentials, no destructive commands. Main practical issue is that the script assets aren't bundled in the scripts dict, so the skill is partially non-functional without cloning the full repo. Architecture is solid but the asset dependency creates a gap between what's fetched and what's needed to run.