short-editor

What it does when it runs

Edit a raw vertical (9:16) take into a finished short in the Pipecorn VERTICAL LANGUAGE: the speaker's own words as big headlines at the TOP of the frame (Impact capitals with one Sacramento script accent) passing BEHIND them where their head rises into them (person matte), the real logos and product coming out from behind them, full-frame paper plates whose elements move in stop-motion under discreet subtitles, a music bed from the shelf, a sound design from the SFX pack (a camera flash on a change of shot, a click on what appears, a whoosh into the paper, a glitch on one text pop, a riser into the payoff), and audio finished at the -14 LUFS platform standard, verified numerically before delivery. An OLD-RADIO HOOK (the voice through an old radio set, the picture in an old CRT TV, on the first seconds only: around 7 s, never past 10 s) is a BONUS offered in the first question every time, never applied by default. Also assembles a RUSH (a long take where the speaker restarts each sentence) into one clean take first, and cuts the intro of a 16:9 video in landscape mode. Use when the user hands over a video file and asks to edit it, add headlines, subtitles, animations or sound effects, a radio voice or an old-TV look on the hook, cut the dead air, keep the good takes, fix the volume, or says montage, monte cette vidéo, edit this short.

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Keys and connectors you must supply

• ELEVENLABS_API_KEY
• GEMINI_API_KEY

Hosts it reaches

• assets.mixkit.co
• opencollective.com
• registry.npmjs.org

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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