Subtitle Davinci

Skip the learning curve of professional editing software. Describe what you want — add burned-in subtitles to my DaVinci Resolve video in English — and get c...

This skill will upload any video files you provide to mega-api-prod.nemovideo.ai and use a NEMO_TOKEN (it can create a short-lived anonymous token automatically if you don't provide one). Before installing or using it, consider: - Do you trust nemovideo.ai with the videos you plan to upload? Uploaded media (and any audio/transcripts) will leave your machine. Avoid sending private/confidential footage. - If you have an account token, treat NEMO_TOKEN like a password — do not reuse a high‑privilege token you use elsewhere. Prefer a throwaway/limited token if possible. - The skill auto-creates tokens and sessions without extra prompts (on first open), and it adds attribution headers including an X-Skill-Platform header that may reveal install path info. If that concerns you, provide a token yourself or avoid the skill. - There is no homepage or public documentation linked in the registry metadata; you may want to verify the service’s privacy, retention, and billing policies before uploading large or sensitive files. If you’re comfortable with those privacy considerations and trust the service, the skill appears coherent for its stated purpose. If not, do not install or provide NEMO_TOKEN / do not upload sensitive media.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: subtitle-davinci Version: 1.0.0 The subtitle-davinci skill is a specialized tool for automating video subtitling via the nemovideo.ai cloud service. The SKILL.md file provides detailed instructions for the agent to manage authentication (including automated anonymous token generation), session handling, file uploads, and rendering workflows. While the skill interacts with a third-party API and processes user-uploaded video files, its operations are transparently documented and strictly aligned with its stated purpose of video editing. There is no evidence of malicious intent, data exfiltration beyond the necessary video assets, or attempts to execute unauthorized system commands.