Organise videos

Organize a video folder by cleaning non-video files, removing short/bad videos, and classifying videos into numbered subfolders using AI vision analysis.

Before installing or running this skill: (1) Understand it will run shell commands that can permanently delete or move files — make a backup or test on a copy of your folder first. (2) Ensure the runtime environment has ffmpeg and ffprobe (and bc, find, standard shell utilities); the skill fails silently if these are missing but it does not declare them. (3) Ask where the AI vision analysis runs — extracted frames may be sent to an external model or API, which could expose your video content; ask the skill author how images are handled and whether processing is local. (4) Be cautious about the provided shell snippets: they use fixed temp paths (/tmp/video_frames) and plain rm/mv commands without safety checks — consider running interactively or adding safety flags and validation. (5) Prefer installing only if you trust the owner or can inspect/modify the SKILL.md to add explicit binary requirements and safer command usage.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: organise-videos Version: 1.0.0 The skill is designed to organize video files by scanning directories, checking durations with ffprobe, extracting frames with ffmpeg for AI analysis, and sorting files into subfolders. It follows safety best practices by explicitly requiring user confirmation before any file deletion or movement, and it does not exhibit signs of data exfiltration, obfuscation, or unauthorized access (SKILL.md).