Video Editor With No Ai

Turn a 3-minute unedited screen recording into 1080p edited video clips just by typing what you need. Whether it's trimming and cutting videos without AI aut...

This skill appears to be a legitimate cloud video editor, but there are a few red flags you should confirm before installing: - Confirm where NEMO_TOKEN and any anonymous token will be stored and for how long; avoid writing long-lived tokens to global environment variables or files you don't control. - Ask the author to reconcile the mismatch between registry metadata (no config paths) and SKILL.md frontmatter (~/.config/nemovideo/) — explicitly state whether the skill will read any local files or directories and why. - Clarify how file uploads are handled: the instructions reference multipart uploads from local paths (files=@/path). Ensure the agent will only upload user-supplied media blobs you approve, not arbitrary local files. - Because the skill reads its own frontmatter and attempts to detect install paths for an attribution header, verify the implementation will limit filesystem reads to the skill directory and not traverse other user folders. - Prefer using ephemeral anonymous tokens (and in-memory storage) rather than persisting tokens on disk. If you must provide a token, create a scoped/test account with minimal privileges. If the author can confirm these points and update the metadata to match the runtime instructions, the inconsistencies would be resolved. If they cannot, treat the skill as higher-risk and avoid granting it access to sensitive files or long-lived credentials.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: video-editor-with-no-ai Version: 1.0.0 The skill provides a cloud-based video editing interface by interacting with the `nemovideo.ai` API. It includes detailed instructions for the agent to manage authentication (via `NEMO_TOKEN` or anonymous UUID generation), session state, file uploads, and video rendering. While it performs environment fingerprinting to determine the host platform (e.g., checking for `~/.clawhub/` or `~/.cursor/skills/`) for API attribution, its behaviors are consistent with its stated purpose and lack indicators of malicious intent or data exfiltration.