Install
openclaw skills install @reelary/reelary-rough-cutTurn a script, outline, shot list, blog post or theme into a video cut from the user's own real footage (not AI-generated): rough cut, assembly edit, string-out, script to video, montage, highlight reel, recap, sizzle reel. Picks the best clip per line with alternatives, saves an editable project and exports MP4. Local with Reelary on Mac or Windows. Trigger on "rough cut", "assembly edit", "first cut", "script to video", "turn this script into a video", "make a video from my blog post", "text to video with my footage", "montage", "highlight reel", "recap video", "best moments", "year in review video", "trip video from my clips", "wedding highlights", "edit my footage into a video". Not for AI video generation, color grading or effects.
openclaw skills install @reelary/reelary-rough-cutIf the reelary_* tools are missing or nothing is indexed, use the reelary skill first.
reelary_rough_cut with script and aspect. Keep max_clip_seconds at the default 6 unless the input below says otherwise.empty_scenes and suggest rephrasing those lines. If a pick looks wrong, set that scene's chosen to 1 or 2 (the alternatives).reelary_save_project with a short name. The user can fine-tune it: reelary_open_in_app with the project id.reelary_export_video with project_id, then poll reelary_job_status until done and give the output path. If export_note warned about free limits, say so before exporting.Without MCP: npx -y reelary cut "<script>" --aspect 16:9 --save "<name>" then npx -y reelary export <project_id>.
If the user gave prose, rewrite it into 4-12 short visual lines, one shot each, and show them for a quick OK before step 2. Report the file path and total length; offer a 9:16 version with vertical-video.
Agree on the theme, length (30-60s works well; free exports cap at 60s) and aspect ratio. Write 6-12 short visual beats in order: wide establishing shot, details, people, peak moment, closing shot. Use max_clip_seconds around 3-4 for a punchy pace, and offer reelary_open_in_app to add music before exporting.