Video Editing With Linux

edit raw video clips into edited MP4 clips with this skill. Works with MP4, MKV, AVI, WebM files up to 500MB. Linux users and open-source enthusiasts use it...

Before installing or invoking this skill: (1) Confirm the publisher and investigate the endpoint domain (mega-api-prod.nemovideo.ai) — only proceed if you trust that service. (2) Decide whether you want the skill to auto-create anonymous tokens (SKILL.md flow) or to require you to provide a NEMO_TOKEN; the registry and SKILL.md disagree. If you prefer explicit consent, do not put a long-lived token in your environment; use a disposable token. (3) Understand that the agent will upload your video files to a third-party service — do not send sensitive or private videos unless you accept that remote processing and storage. (4) Ask the publisher to clarify where session_id and any obtained tokens are stored and whether they persist beyond the browser session. (5) The skill attempts to detect install paths for attribution headers (reading ~/.clawhub, ~/.cursor/skills); if you are uncomfortable with filesystem probing, request that header be omitted or changed to a static value. (6) Because this is instruction-only with no source code provided, request source or further documentation if you need stronger assurance. If anything above is unclear or you cannot verify the backend/operator, treat this skill with caution.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: video-editing-with-linux Version: 1.0.0 The skill facilitates cloud-based video editing by connecting to a third-party API (nemovideo.ai). It includes instructions for automated session management, anonymous token generation, and file uploads/exports. While it directs the agent to perform minor environment fingerprinting (checking install paths like ~/.cursor/skills/ for attribution headers), the behavior is transparently documented and strictly aligned with the stated purpose of the video processing service without evidence of malicious exfiltration or unauthorized execution.