Martin Delophyandhaixin.yang
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* publish timeline agent editing skill * install ffmpeg in CI --------- Co-authored-by: haixin.yang <haixin.yang@weimob.com>
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How does Codex edit video with Timeline Studio?
Install the Skill, then give Codex the media paths, target format, editorial intent, and desired outputs. Codex reads the Skill, chooses the command runner or browser path, verifies the result, and returns the editable .timeline path alongside any render.
npx skills add MartinDelophy/ai-video-editor --skill edit-timeline-studio
Example Codex prompt:
Use $edit-timeline-studio. Open /projects/launch.timeline, move voice-e2e to 3s,
keep its linked caption synchronized, change the caption to “Available today”,
save /projects/launch-v2.timeline, reopen it, and report the revision and track summary.
For a supported headless edit, Codex creates a plan and executes:
npm run agent -- project.diff /projects/launch-v2-plan.json
npm run agent -- project.run /projects/launch-v2-plan.json
npm run agent -- project.inspect /projects/launch-v2.timeline
For supported local image, video, or audio import, Codex keeps the work on the command path and verifies the embedded archive media. It may use project.render for the documented portable Visuals + Voiceover + Music subset and must verify the resulting MP4. For TTS, automatic captions, effects, visible captions/stickers/overlays, separated source audio, or other unsupported render features, Codex starts the local server, uses the editor in the in-app browser, exports a .timeline, reopens it, and validates visible clips and console errors.