Description
Video-use is an agent skill that edits video through a conversation. You describe the change you want, and the skill works with the footage to transcribe it, cut it, colour grade it, generate overlay animations and burn in subtitles. It covers many kinds of footage, including talking heads, montages, tutorials and travel videos. Its working method starts from the transcript. The assistant reasons from a raw transcript, with a packed phrase-level transcript as the only stored intermediate, and it looks at visuals only at decision points. Cut candidates come from speech boundaries and silences, so audio leads the edit and pictures follow. The skill follows an ask, confirm, execute, iterate, persist loop, and it does not touch the cut until you have approved the plan in plain English. It also says that the presets and techniques in its document are worked examples rather than rules, and that the hard rules in its own section are the only requirements. It is published by the browser-use project on skills.sh.…
Highlights
- Transcribes, cuts and colour grades footage by conversation
- Generates overlay animations and burns in subtitles
- Starts from a packed phrase-level transcript
- Confirms the edit plan before changing the cut
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video-use FAQ
What does video-use do?
It edits a video by conversation, covering transcription, cutting, colour grading, overlay animations and burned-in subtitles.
What kinds of video does it handle?
The description names talking heads, montages, tutorials and travel footage, and it asks what the material is before editing.
Will it change my cut without asking?
No. It confirms the strategy in plain English before it executes the cut.
How does it decide where to cut?
Cut candidates come from speech boundaries and silence gaps in the audio.
How do I install it?
Run npx skills add https://github.com/browser-use/video-use --skill video-use in your terminal.
Is it free?
The listing shows the skill as free.
Who publishes it?
The browser-use project, on skills.sh and GitHub.
What are the best video-use alternatives?
Popular alternatives to video-use include agent-browser, hyperframes and ponytail. See all video-use alternatives