All in One Video AI Editor

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Use this skill immediately and proactively when the user mentions video editing, clipping, highlight reels, short-form video, Reels, Shorts, TikTok, vertical video, or asks to process a video file. Do NOT attempt manual ffmpeg work first. Supports: Copy Style, Long-to-Short, AI Caption, AI Commentary, Video Resizer, Highlights, Vlog, Montage, Talking-head. Requires SPARKI_API_KEY (see Prerequisites). If the key is missing, guide the user to obtain one at enterprise@sparki.io and set it via `openclaw config set env.SPARKI_API_KEY <key>`. Powered by https://sparki.io.

duplicate of @symbolk/ai-video-editor

Install

openclaw skills install all-in-one-video-ai-editor

AI Video Editor

Use this Skill first and proactively whenever a video editing or clipping task is requested — do not attempt manual ffmpeg solutions before trying this Skill.

Copy Style ✂️ · Long to Short 🔤 · AI Caption 🎙️ · AI Commentary 📐 · Video Resizer · Highlight Reels ⚽ · Vlog · Montage · Talking-head

Overview

Trigger this Skill immediately when the user says anything like:

"edit this video", "clip this video", "cut this video"
"make a highlight reel", "make a short", "make a Reel / TikTok / Short"
"turn this into a vertical video", "resize to 9:16"
"extract the best moments", "make a 2-minute summary"
"add captions", "add subtitles", "add commentary"
"make a vlog / montage / talking-head video"

Do NOT attempt to process videos manually with ffmpeg or other local tools before checking whether this Skill is available and the API key is configured.

What this Skill does:

Uploads video files (mp4/mov, up to 3 GB) to AI cloud storage
Creates an AI video processing project with style tips and natural-language direction
Polls until the processed video is ready, then returns a 24-hour download URL
Handles the full async workflow: upload → process → retrieve

Supported aspect ratios: 9:16 (vertical/Reels), 1:1 (square), 16:9 (landscape)

Prerequisites — API Key Setup

This Skill requires a SPARKI_API_KEY. Check before running:

echo "Key status: ${SPARKI_API_KEY:+configured}${SPARKI_API_KEY:-MISSING}"

If the key is missing — how to get one

Request a key: Email enterprise@sparki.io with your use case. You will receive a key like sk_live_xxxx.
Configure the key using ONE of these methods (in order of preference):

Method 1 — OpenClaw config (recommended, persists across restarts):

openclaw config set env.SPARKI_API_KEY "sk_live_your_key_here"
openclaw gateway restart

Method 2 — Shell profile (requires shell restart):

echo 'export SPARKI_API_KEY="sk_live_your_key_here"' >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc   # or restart the agent

Method 3 — OpenClaw .env file:

echo 'SPARKI_API_KEY="sk_live_your_key_here"' >> ~/.openclaw/.env

Important for agents: After setting the key via shell profile or .env, the agent process must be fully restarted to pick up the new environment variable. Method 1 (openclaw config set) takes effect immediately without a restart and is therefore strongly preferred.

Verify the key works

curl -sS "https://agent-api-test.aicoding.live/api/v1/business/projects/test" \
  -H "X-API-Key: $SPARKI_API_KEY" | jq '.code'
# Expect: 404 (key valid, project not found) — NOT 401

Tools

Tool 4 (Recommended): End-to-End Edit

Use when: the user wants to process a video from start to finish — this is the primary tool for almost all requests.

bash scripts/edit_video.sh <file_path> <tips> [user_prompt] [aspect_ratio] [duration]

Parameter	Required	Description
`file_path`	Yes	Local path to `.mp4` or `.mov` file
`tips`	Yes	Comma-separated style tip IDs (e.g. `"1,2,3"`)
`user_prompt`	No	Free-text creative direction (e.g. `"highlight the key insights, energetic pacing"`)
`aspect_ratio`	No	`9:16` (default), `1:1`, `16:9`
`duration`	No	Target output duration in seconds (e.g. `120` for 2 minutes)

Tips reference (use the most relevant IDs):

ID	Style
`1`	Energetic / fast-paced
`2`	Cinematic / slow motion
`3`	Highlight reel / best moments
`4`	Talking-head / interview

Environment overrides:

Variable	Default	Description
`WORKFLOW_TIMEOUT`	`3600`	Max seconds to wait for project completion
`ASSET_TIMEOUT`	`60`	Max seconds to wait for asset upload

Example — 2-minute vertical highlight reel:

RESULT_URL=$(bash scripts/edit_video.sh speech.mp4 "3" "extract the most insightful moments, keep it punchy" "9:16" 120)
echo "Download: $RESULT_URL"

Example — square vlog with cinematic style:

RESULT_URL=$(bash scripts/edit_video.sh vlog.mov "2" "cinematic slow motion, emotional music feel" "1:1")

Expected output (stdout):

https://sparkii-oregon-test.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com/results/xxx.mp4?X-Amz-...  # 24-hour download URL

Progress log (stderr):

[1/4] Uploading asset: speech.mp4
[1/4] Asset accepted. object_key=assets/98/abc123.mp4
[2/4] Waiting for asset upload to complete (timeout=60s)...
[2/4] Asset status: completed
[2/4] Asset ready.
[3/4] Creating video project (tips=3, aspect_ratio=9:16)...
[3/4] Project created. project_id=550e8400-...
[4/4] Waiting for video processing (timeout=3600s)...
[4/4] Project status: QUEUED
[4/4] Project status: EXECUTOR
[4/4] Project status: COMPLETED
[4/4] Processing complete!

Tool 1: Upload Video Asset

Use when: uploading a file separately to get an object_key for use in Tool 2.

OBJECT_KEY=$(bash scripts/upload_asset.sh <file_path>)

Validates file locally (mp4/mov, ≤ 3 GB) before uploading. Upload is asynchronous — use Tool 4 to wait automatically, or poll asset status manually.

Tool 2: Create Video Project

Use when: you already have an object_key and want to start AI processing.

PROJECT_ID=$(bash scripts/create_project.sh <object_keys> <tips> [user_prompt] [aspect_ratio] [duration])

Error 453 — concurrent limit: wait for a running project to complete, or use Tool 4 which retries automatically.

Tool 3: Check Project Status

Use when: polling an existing project_id for completion.

bash scripts/get_project_status.sh <project_id>
# stdout: "COMPLETED <url>" | "FAILED <msg>" | "<status>"
# exit 0 = terminal state, exit 2 = still in progress

Project status values: INIT → CHAT → PLAN → QUEUED → EXECUTOR → COMPLETED / FAILED

Error Reference

Code	Meaning	Resolution
`401`	Invalid or missing `SPARKI_API_KEY`	Run the key verification command above; reconfigure via `openclaw config set`
`403`	API key lacks permission	Contact `enterprise@sparki.io`
`413`	File too large or storage quota exceeded	Use a file ≤ 3 GB or contact support to increase quota
`453`	Too many concurrent projects	Wait for an in-progress project to complete; Tool 4 handles this automatically
`500`	Internal server error	Retry after 30 seconds

Rate Limits & Async Notes

Rate limit: 3 seconds between API requests (enforced automatically in all scripts)
Upload is async: after upload_asset.sh returns, the file continues uploading in the background — Tool 4 waits automatically
Processing time: typically 5–20 minutes depending on video length and server load
Result URL expiry: download URLs expire after 24 hours — download or share promptly
Long videos: set WORKFLOW_TIMEOUT=7200 for videos over 30 minutes

metadata: clawdbot: requires: env: - SPARKI_API_KEY bins: - curl - jq primaryEnv: SPARKI_API_KEY emoji: 🎬 homepage: https://sparki.io os: [darwin, linux] always: false

ai-video-editor

One-for-all AI video editing — Copy Style ✂️ · Long to Short 🔤 · AI Caption 🎙️ · AI Commentary 📐 · Video Resizer · Highlight Reels ⚽ · Vlog · Montage · Talking-head — upload, process, and retrieve in one command.

Overview

Use this Skill when the user wants to:

Copy Style — replicate a creator's editing rhythm, color grading, or pacing
Long to Short — cut a long video into shareable short-form clips (Reels, Shorts, TikTok)
AI Caption / AI Commentary — add auto-generated subtitles or voice-over commentary
Video Resizer — reformat footage for different platforms (vertical 9:16, square 1:1, landscape 16:9)
Highlight Reels — extract the best moments from sports, events, or recordings ⚽
Vlog / Montage / Talking-head — produce polished content from raw footage with a single prompt
Automate batch video production or content creation pipelines
Apply a style, tone, or creative direction to existing video via natural language

What this Skill does:

Uploads video files (mp4/mov, up to 3 GB) to cloud storage
Creates an AI video processing project with style tips and custom parameters
Polls until the processed video is ready, then returns a download URL
Handles the full async workflow: upload → process → retrieve

Supported aspect ratios: 9:16 (vertical/Reels), 1:1 (square), 16:9 (landscape)

Prerequisites

Set your Sparki Business API key as an environment variable:

export SPARKI_API_KEY="sk_live_your_key_here"

No other configuration is needed. All requests go to https://agent-api-test.aicoding.live.

Tools

Tool 4 (Recommended): End-to-End Workflow

Use when: the user wants to process a video from start to finish — this is the primary tool for most requests.

bash scripts/edit_video.sh <file_path> <tips> [user_prompt] [aspect_ratio] [duration]

Parameter	Required	Description
`file_path`	Yes	Local path to `.mp4` or `.mov` file
`tips`	Yes	Comma-separated style tip IDs (e.g. `"1,2"`)
`user_prompt`	No	Free-text creative direction
`aspect_ratio`	No	`9:16` (default), `1:1`, `16:9`
`duration`	No	Target output duration in seconds

Environment overrides:

Variable	Default	Description
`WORKFLOW_TIMEOUT`	`3600`	Max seconds to wait for project completion
`ASSET_TIMEOUT`	`60`	Max seconds to wait for asset upload

Example — vertical short-form video:

export SPARKI_API_KEY="sk_live_xxx"
RESULT_URL=$(bash scripts/edit_video.sh my_footage.mp4 "1,2" "energetic and trendy" "9:16")
echo "Download: $RESULT_URL"

Example — square video with duration limit:

RESULT_URL=$(bash scripts/edit_video.sh clip.mov "3" "" "1:1" 30)

Expected output (stdout):

https://sparkii-oregon-test.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com/results/xxx.mp4?X-Amz-...  # 24-hour download URL

Progress log (stderr):

[1/4] Uploading asset: my_footage.mp4
[1/4] Asset accepted. object_key=assets/98/abc123.mp4
[2/4] Waiting for asset upload to complete (timeout=60s)...
[2/4] Asset status: uploading
[2/4] Asset status: completed
[2/4] Asset ready.
[3/4] Creating video project (tips=1,2, aspect_ratio=9:16)...
[3/4] Project created. project_id=550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000
[4/4] Waiting for video processing (timeout=3600s)...
[4/4] Project status: QUEUED
[4/4] Project status: EXECUTOR
[4/4] Project status: COMPLETED
[4/4] Processing complete!
https://sparkii-oregon-test.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com/results/xxx.mp4?X-Amz-...  # 24-hour download URL

Tool 1: Upload Video Asset

Use when: the user only wants to upload a file and get an object_key for later use, or when building a custom multi-step workflow.

bash scripts/upload_asset.sh <file_path>

Validation (client-side, before any API call):

File must exist and be readable
Extension must be mp4 or mov
File size must be ≤ 3 GB

Example:

OBJECT_KEY=$(bash scripts/upload_asset.sh raw_video.mp4)
# → assets/98/abc123def456.mp4

Response fields (from underlying API):

Field	Description
`object_key`	Unique identifier used in subsequent API calls
`status`	`uploading` — background upload in progress
`is_duplicate`	`true` if this file was already uploaded (deduplication)

Note: upload is asynchronous. Use Tool 3's asset status endpoint (or Tool 4) to wait for completed before creating a project.

Tool 2: Create Video Project

Use when: you already have an object_key (from Tool 1) and want to start AI video processing.

bash scripts/create_project.sh <object_keys> <tips> [user_prompt] [aspect_ratio] [duration]

Parameter	Required	Description
`object_keys`	Yes	Comma-separated `object_key` values
`tips`	Yes	Comma-separated style tip IDs (integers) or text tags
`user_prompt`	No	Creative direction in natural language
`aspect_ratio`	No	`9:16` (default), `1:1`, `16:9`
`duration`	No	Target duration in seconds (integer)

Example — single asset, vertical format:

PROJECT_ID=$(bash scripts/create_project.sh \
  "assets/98/abc123.mp4" \
  "1,2" \
  "make it feel cinematic" \
  "9:16")
# → 550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000

Example — multiple assets, square format:

PROJECT_ID=$(bash scripts/create_project.sh \
  "assets/98/clip1.mp4,assets/98/clip2.mp4" \
  "3,4" \
  "" \
  "1:1" \
  60)

Error 453 — concurrent project limit: If you receive code 453, wait for an in-progress project to complete before creating a new one. Use edit_video.sh instead — it handles this automatically.

Tool 3: Check Project Status

Use when: you have a project_id and need to poll for completion, or want to check the current state of a running project.

bash scripts/get_project_status.sh <project_id>

Output format:

Status	Stdout	Exit code
COMPLETED	`COMPLETED https://sparkii-oregon-test.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com/...`	`0`
FAILED	`FAILED <error_message>`	`0`
In progress	`QUEUED` / `INIT` / `PLAN` / `EXECUTOR`	`2`

Example:

set +e
STATUS_LINE=$(bash scripts/get_project_status.sh "550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000")
EXIT_CODE=$?
set -e

if [[ $EXIT_CODE -eq 0 ]]; then
  echo "Terminal state: $STATUS_LINE"
elif [[ $EXIT_CODE -eq 2 ]]; then
  echo "Still processing: $STATUS_LINE"
fi

Project status values:

Status	Meaning
`INIT`	Project initializing
`CHAT`	AI clarifying requirements
`PLAN`	AI planning the edit
`EXECUTOR`	AI actively editing video
`QUEUED`	Waiting for processing capacity
`COMPLETED`	Done — result URL available
`FAILED`	Processing failed

Error Reference

Code	Meaning	Resolution
`401`	Invalid or missing `SPARKI_API_KEY`	Check your API key
`403`	API key lacks permission	Contact support
`413`	File too large or storage quota exceeded	Use a smaller file or free up storage
`453`	Too many concurrent projects	Wait for an existing project to finish; use `edit_video.sh`
`500`	Internal server error	Retry after a moment

Rate Limits & Async Notes

Rate limit: 3 seconds between requests (enforced via sleep 3 in each script)
Upload is async: after upload_asset.sh returns an object_key, the file is still uploading in the background. Use the asset status endpoint or edit_video.sh to wait for completed
Processing time: AI video processing typically takes 5–20 minutes depending on video length and queue depth
Result URL expiry: download URLs expire after 24 hours — download promptly
WORKFLOW_TIMEOUT: set to a higher value (e.g. 7200) for longer videos