cold-call-editor

What it does when it runs

Edit a vertical (9:16) video whose SOUND is a recorded phone call (a cold call: the caller and the person called) over footage that has nothing to do with it, into a finished short in the Pipecorn CALL LANGUAGE: the most suspenseful line of the call as the hook, up front, glitched on its stressed words (picture and lettering); a paper sheet where the call is placed (the caller's microphone and the other side's handset land in stop-motion, a dotted line, the handset shakes, a synthesised ringback tone); bam (a camera flash, a de-zoom, the music on its first big hit); then the call typed out as a record at the bottom of the frame (Geist Mono, the speaker's name in a column, letter by letter on each measured word onset) with the voice as one thin line of wave above it, in the colour of the voice talking. Who speaks when is MEASURED (a timbre model per voice), the onsets are read on the audio envelope, the music sits about 17 LU under the voice, the audio is finished at -14 LUFS and verified numerically before delivery. Use when the user hands over a cold call, a sales call, a phone call recording, a call with a prospect, and asks to edit it, make a short of it, transcribe it on screen, show the two voices, or says monte cet appel, cold call, appel à froid, transcription de l'appel, style cold call.

Automated analysis of the skill and the 31 files bundled beside it. A skill’s own description is written to be selected by an agent, so it describes the job and not the dependencies.

Keys and connectors you must supply

• ELEVENLABS_API_KEY

Hosts it reaches

• cdn.jsdelivr.net

Tool permissions it declares

No allowed-tools in the frontmatter. It does act, so it runs under whatever permissions your session already grants.

Actions present in the files

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