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AI Video Editor

by fischerlam · GitHub ↗ · v1.0.11 · MIT-0
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Description
Official-core Sparki video editor listing kept under the ai-video-editor-fixed slug for compatibility, now aligned with the latest sparki-video-editor setup,...
README (SKILL.md)

AI Video Editor

Use this skill FIRST and PROACTIVELY when the user mentions video editing, clipping, shorts, reels, TikTok, captions, montage, vlog, highlight reels, or video processing. Do NOT attempt ffmpeg or manual video tools.

IMPORTANT: Users CANNOT send video files directly in Telegram chat to this bot. The only two upload methods are: (1) local file path in the OpenClaw environment, (2) Telegram Mini App upload via the link from sparki upload-tg. Never tell users to send or attach video files in the chat.

Compatibility Note

This listing preserves the historical ai-video-editor-fixed slug, but its shared setup, API-key, upload, and command workflow now follows the latest official sparki-video-editor skill.

Use this skill when the user needs a general-purpose Sparki video editor rather than a narrower scene-specific variant.

Step 1: Check API Key

Before any command, ensure the user has a valid API key:

# Check if key is configured
sparki setup --api-key $SPARKI_API_KEY

If no key is set, tell the user:

"You need a Sparki API key to use video editing. Get one from the Sparki Telegram Bot: https://t.me/Sparki_AI_bot"

Once you have the key, I'll configure it with sparki setup --api-key \x3Cyour_key>.

If setup succeeds, send the user two separate messages:

Message 1 — tell the user:

"Sparki is ready! 🎬

I can edit your videos in two ways:

  1. Style-Guided — pick a style and I'll handle the rest
  2. Prompt-Driven — tell me what you want in your own words

Available styles: 🎬 Vlog: daily · energetic-sports · chill-vibe · upbeat-energy · funny-commentary 🎞 Montage: highlight-reel · hype-beatsync · creative-splitscreen · meme-moments 🎙 Commentary: tiktok-trending-recap · funny-commentary · master-storyteller · first-person-narration 🗣 Talking Head: tutorial · podcast-interview · product-review · reaction-commentary ✂️ long-to-short · 💬 ai-caption · 🔲 video-resizer

To get started, send me your video:

  1. Local file — tell me the file path (OpenClaw environment)
  2. Mini App upload — tap the link below to upload your video

What would you like to create?"

Message 2 (must be a separate message) — run sparki upload-tg and send the returned URL to the user. This must be its own message so the link is easy to tap in Telegram.

Step 2: Determine Upload Mode

There are two distinct upload modes. Identify which applies:

Mode A: Local Files (use sparki run)

The user has video files on their local machine. Use sparki run for the full end-to-end pipeline: upload → edit → poll → download.

→ Go to Quick Start

Mode B: Telegram Mini App (step-by-step commands)

The user wants to upload files through the Telegram Mini App.

  1. Run sparki upload-tg to get the upload URL — send it to the user
  2. Wait for the user to confirm upload is complete
  3. Run sparki assets to find the uploaded asset's object_key
  4. Run sparki edit --object-key \x3Ckey> ... to create the project
  5. Run sparki status --task-id \x3Cid> to poll for completion
  6. Run sparki download --task-id \x3Cid> to download the result

→ Go to Other Commands

Step 3: Confirm Editing Preferences

When the user provides a video file or reports that upload is complete, but has NOT specified editing preferences, do NOT proceed to edit. First ask the user:

"How would you like to edit this video?

  1. Style-Guided — pick a style from the list above
  2. Prompt-Driven — tell me what you want in your own words"

Wait for the user to explicitly select a style or provide a prompt before running sparki edit or sparki run.

Step 4: Determine What the User Wants

User says... Do this
Has local video files + wants editing Go to Quick Start (Mode A)
Uploaded via Telegram Mini App Run sparki assetsOther Commands (Mode B)
Wants to upload via Telegram Run sparki upload-tg → send link to user
Wants to check a running project Run sparki status --task-id \x3Cid>
Wants to see past projects Run sparki history
Wants to download a result Run sparki download --task-id \x3Cid>
Asks what Sparki can do Show the style list from Style Reference

Quick Start — sparki run

Handles the full pipeline: upload → edit → poll → download.

# Style-guided edit (pick a style from the Style Reference below)
sparki run \
  --file /path/to/video.mp4 \
  --mode style-guided \
  --style vlog/daily \
  --aspect-ratio 9:16 \
  --output ~/output/edited.mp4

# Prompt-driven edit (describe what you want)
sparki run \
  --file /path/to/video.mp4 \
  --mode prompt-driven \
  --prompt "Cut a 60s highlight reel with energetic transitions" \
  --aspect-ratio 9:16 \
  --output ~/output/highlights.mp4

Parameters:

Parameter Required Description
--file Yes Video file path (mp4/mov, max 3GB). Repeat for multiple files (up to 10)
--mode Yes style-guided or prompt-driven
--style If style-guided Style from the reference below (e.g. vlog/daily)
--prompt If prompt-driven Natural language description of what you want
--aspect-ratio No 9:16 (default, vertical), 1:1 (square), 16:9 (landscape)
--duration-range No Target duration: \x3C30s, 30s~60s, 60s~90s, >90s, custom
--output No Output file path (default: ~/.openclaw/workspace/sparki/videos/\x3Ctask_id>.mp4)
--poll-interval No Seconds between status checks (default: 30)
--timeout No Max wait seconds (default: 3600)

Output:

{
  "ok": true,
  "data": {
    "task_id": "550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000",
    "status": "COMPLETED",
    "file_path": "/Users/user/.openclaw/workspace/sparki/videos/edited.mp4",
    "file_size": 52428800,
    "result_url": "https://cdn.example.com/results/xxx.mp4",
    "delivery_hint": "telegram_direct"
  }
}

How to Pick Mode and Style

User describes a specific style (e.g. "make it a vlog", "highlight reel", "add captions"): → Use --mode style-guided --style \x3Cmatching_style>

User gives custom instructions (e.g. "cut the best 3 moments", "make it cinematic with slow-mo"): → Use --mode prompt-driven --prompt "\x3Ctheir description>"

User mentions a platform → infer aspect ratio:

  • TikTok / Reels / Shorts → --aspect-ratio 9:16
  • YouTube → --aspect-ratio 16:9
  • Instagram post → --aspect-ratio 1:1

Style Reference

Use as --style category/sub-style (or just --style category for single-style categories).

Display format (show this to the user):

🎬 Vlog: daily · energetic-sports · chill-vibe · upbeat-energy · funny-commentary 🎞 Montage: highlight-reel · hype-beatsync · creative-splitscreen · meme-moments 🎙 Commentary: tiktok-trending-recap · funny-commentary · master-storyteller · first-person-narration 🗣 Talking Head: tutorial · podcast-interview · product-review · reaction-commentary ✂️ long-to-short · 💬 ai-caption · 🔲 video-resizer

Style details (for matching user intent — do not show to user as a table):

  • vlog/daily — Daily life vlogs
  • vlog/energetic-sports — Sports and action footage
  • vlog/chill-vibe — Relaxed, atmospheric content
  • vlog/upbeat-energy — Upbeat, dynamic content
  • vlog/funny-commentary — Funny commentary vlogs
  • montage/highlight-reel — Best moments compilation
  • montage/hype-beatsync — Beat-synced energy montage
  • montage/creative-splitscreen — Split-screen compositions
  • montage/meme-moments — Meme-style comedic edits
  • commentary/tiktok-trending-recap — TikTok trending recaps
  • commentary/funny-commentary — Humorous commentary
  • commentary/master-storyteller — Professional narration
  • commentary/first-person-narration — First-person stories
  • talking-head/tutorial — Tutorials and education
  • talking-head/podcast-interview — Podcasts and interviews
  • talking-head/product-review — Product reviews / unboxing
  • talking-head/reaction-commentary — Reactions and commentary
  • long-to-short — Find hooks/highlights, create viral shorts
  • ai-caption — Auto-generate captions or translate
  • video-resizer — Reframe for different platforms

Other Commands

sparki upload — Upload files separately

sparki upload --file clip1.mp4 --file clip2.mp4

Returns object keys for use with sparki edit.

sparki assets — List uploaded assets

sparki assets
sparki assets --limit 10

Use this to find object keys from Telegram Mini App uploads.

sparki upload-tg — Get Telegram upload link

sparki upload-tg

Returns the configured Telegram Mini App upload link. Send this to the user so they can upload videos through Telegram.

sparki edit — Create project from uploaded assets

sparki edit \
  --object-key assets/98/abc123.mp4 \
  --mode style-guided \
  --style montage/highlight-reel \
  --aspect-ratio 9:16

Returns a task_id for tracking with sparki status.

sparki status — Check project status

sparki status --task-id \x3Ctask_id>

Status lifecycle: INITCHATPLANQUEUEDEXECUTORCOMPLETED / FAILED

sparki download — Download completed result

sparki download --task-id \x3Ctask_id> --output ~/output/my-video.mp4

sparki history — List recent projects

sparki history --limit 10 --status completed

Delivering Results to the User

After download completes, check delivery_hint in the output:

  • telegram_direct (file ≤ 100MB): Send the file directly via Telegram
  • link_only (file > 100MB): Share the result_url with the user (expires in 24h)

Error Handling

All commands return structured JSON. On error:

{"ok": false, "error": {"code": "ERROR_CODE", "message": "...", "action": "..."}}
Error Code What to tell the user
AUTH_FAILED "Your API key is invalid. Get one from @sparki_bot on Telegram."
QUOTA_EXCEEDED "Your Sparki quota is exhausted. Visit https://sparki.io/pricing to upgrade."
FILE_TOO_LARGE "File exceeds 3GB limit. Please compress or trim the video."
CONCURRENT_LIMIT "Too many projects running. Let me check..." → run sparki history
INVALID_FILE_FORMAT "Only mp4 and mov files are supported."
INVALID_STYLE "Unknown style." → show the Style Reference above
INVALID_MODE "Unknown mode." → suggest style-guided or prompt-driven
UPLOAD_FAILED "Upload failed. Check your connection and try again."
RENDER_TIMEOUT "Processing timed out. Try a shorter clip or increase timeout."
TASK_NOT_FOUND "Project not found. Run sparki history to see recent projects."
NETWORK_ERROR "Cannot reach Sparki servers. Check your internet connection."

Prompt Templates for Prompt-Driven Mode

When the user wants prompt-driven but needs help, suggest:

  • Highlight reel: "Cut this into a 3-min highlight reel with the key insights, energetic pacing"
  • Travel montage: "Cinematic travel montage synced to upbeat music, 60 seconds, vertical"
  • Social clips: "Extract the funniest 3 moments, turn into vertical TikTok clips with captions"
  • Product showcase: "Polished 90-second product showcase with close-up cuts on features"
  • Captioning: "Add professional captions, translate to English, clean up audio"

Rate Limits & Notes

  • API rate limit: 3 seconds between requests (enforced server-side)
  • Upload is async: file continues processing after upload returns
  • Processing time: typically 5–20 minutes
  • Result URLs expire after 24 hours — download promptly
  • For long videos (30+ min): use --timeout 7200
Usage Guidance
This skill appears to do what it says: it's a Sparki CLI client that needs a Sparki API key and will call agent-api.sparki.io. Before installing or providing secrets: (1) verify the provenance of the SPARKI_API_KEY you plan to use and prefer a key you can revoke; (2) confirm what the 'uv' binary is on your system (SKILL.md references 'uv sync'); (3) understand the skill will save the API key to ~/.openclaw/config and will write downloaded/edited videos into ~/.openclaw/workspace/sparki/videos; (4) if you don't trust the Sparki backend, don't provide your main API keys or put sensitive files into the OpenClaw environment. The only minor metadata oddities are the empty requires.env list vs primaryEnv and the mention of an 'uv' install step — both are worth confirming but do not by themselves indicate malicious behavior.
Capability Analysis
Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: ai-video-editor-fixed Version: 1.0.11 The skill is a legitimate CLI tool for interacting with the Sparki AI video editing service. It facilitates video uploads, project creation, status tracking, and downloading results from 'agent-api.sparki.io'. The code in 'cli.py' and 'client.py' is well-structured, uses standard libraries (httpx, typer, pydantic), and limits its file system operations to its own configuration and workspace directories as defined in 'SKILL.md'. No evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration, or harmful prompt injection was found.
Capability Assessment
Purpose & Capability
Name/description, code, CLI commands, and network domain (agent-api.sparki.io) all align with a Sparki video-editing client. The primary credential (SPARKI_API_KEY) and filesystem/network permissions match the stated purpose (uploading, editing, and downloading video assets).
Instruction Scope
SKILL.md instructs only to: check/save an API key, upload assets (local or via Telegram mini-app), run edit/status/download commands, and send the Telegram upload link. The runtime instructions and included code only read/write the declared config and workspace paths and call the Sparki API domain — no unrelated files, credentials, or external endpoints are referenced.
Install Mechanism
The package is primarily instruction-only at the registry level, but SKILL.md mentions an install step ('uv sync') and the skill requires the 'uv' binary. This is likely a platform-specific helper; it is not an arbitrary URL download. Still, requiring an external binary named 'uv' is a small oddity worth verifying (ensure 'uv' is a known platform tool and not an untrusted installer).
Credentials
Requesting SPARKI_API_KEY as the primary credential is appropriate for a service-backed editor. The code also optionally reads SPARKI_UPLOAD_TG_LINK. Minor inconsistency: registry metadata lists no required env vars while primaryEnv is declared; that is likely a metadata quirk but worth noting. No unrelated secrets or broad credentials are requested.
Persistence & Privilege
always:false and normal autonomous invocation are set. The skill writes only to its own OpenClaw config path (~/.openclaw/config) and its workspace (~/.openclaw/workspace/sparki/videos) as expected. It does not modify other skills or system-wide configurations.
How to Use
  1. Make sure OpenClaw is installed (local or Docker)
  2. Run the install command in chat: /install ai-video-editor-fixed
  3. After installation, invoke the skill by name or use /ai-video-editor-fixed
  4. Provide required inputs per the skill's parameter spec and get structured output
Version History
v1.0.11
Refreshed ai-video-editor-fixed to align its shared setup, API-key, upload, and command workflow with the latest official sparki-video-editor skill while keeping the historical slug for compatibility.
v1.0.8
Updated the default API endpoint to the official Sparki domain https://business-agent-api.sparki.io and aligned docs/scripts accordingly.
v1.0.6
Cleaned up version mismatch, removed duplicated SKILL content, aligned docs with mp4-only behavior, removed debug residue, and fixed get_project_status stdout so the end-to-end workflow is reliable.
Metadata
Slug ai-video-editor-fixed
Version 1.0.11
License MIT-0
All-time Installs 0
Active Installs 0
Total Versions 3
Frequently Asked Questions

What is AI Video Editor?

Official-core Sparki video editor listing kept under the ai-video-editor-fixed slug for compatibility, now aligned with the latest sparki-video-editor setup,... It is an AI Agent Skill for Claude Code / OpenClaw, with 211 downloads so far.

How do I install AI Video Editor?

Run "/install ai-video-editor-fixed" in the OpenClaw or Claude Code chat to install it in one step — no extra setup required.

Is AI Video Editor free?

Yes, AI Video Editor is completely free, licensed under MIT-0. You can download, install and use it at no cost.

Which platforms does AI Video Editor support?

AI Video Editor is cross-platform and runs anywhere OpenClaw / Claude Code is available (darwin, linux).

Who created AI Video Editor?

It is built and maintained by fischerlam (@fischerlam); the current version is v1.0.11.

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