video-analysis
Analyze local or remote social videos through PostPlus, especially for TikTok/Reels shot beats, timelines, voiceover or on-screen text capture, creative strategy, and natural Markdown outputs. Use this when you need video-level analysis beyond metadata and want results linked back to source metadata.
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Security assessment
Risk score
17/100
Recommendation
CAUTION
Severity
LOW
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SKILL.md
---
name: video-analysis
description: Analyze local or remote social videos through PostPlus, especially for TikTok/Reels shot beats, timelines, voiceover or on-screen text capture, creative strategy, and natural Markdown outputs. Use this when you need video-level analysis beyond metadata and want results linked back to source metadata.
metadata:
postplus:
familyId: media-production
familyName: Media and Creative Production
---
# Video Analysis
## Use When
- The user provides a local video file or video URL and asks to watch, inspect,
break down, deconstruct, analyze hooks, understand shots, capture spoken
lines, or explain why a video works.
- Use this for video-level evidence beyond metadata. Do not answer actual
video-understanding requests from transcript guesses or general marketing
knowledge.
## Do Not Use When
- The task belongs to ideation, QA, or another released skill listed in the handoff section.
- Required inputs are missing and guessing would change the result.
## Execution Boundary
- Analysis runs through `postplus media analyze`; discover its current flags
with `postplus media schema --json`.
- Supported local formats are `.mp4`, `.m4v`, `.mov`, and `.webm`.
- Pass a local path, HTTPS URL, existing PostPlus media reference, or video data
URI directly to `--video`. PostPlus prepares the media and runs the request;
do not pre-upload it or author a manual request object.
- If media preparation or analysis fails, stop on that error.
## Source And Path
- A local file or HTTPS video URL can be analyzed directly.
- Preserve `sourceId`, `sourceUrl`, `videoFilePath`, `sourceMetadataPath` or
dataset path, model, prompt version, and source basis so results can be joined
back to source metadata.
- Keep downloaded videos when they are expensive to source. Keep analysis
Markdown files and manifests under a stable workspace path.
## Analysis Scope
- The default analysis is a single output per source video.
- It covers practical short-form structure such as hook, pacing, shot beats,
VO/on-screen text, product timing, and creative strategy.
- It also asks for Visual & Brand Signals when visible: genre/mood, color
palette, lighting, camera language, editing rhythm, brand feeling, and
best-fit creative use cases.
## Output And Handoff
- `media analyze` returns the hosted analysis response. Read the analysis text
from that response and write one natural
Markdown file per source video into a stable workspace path; there is no batch
runner or summary file.
- The analysis should cover useful video evidence such as shot beats, timeline,
VO/on-screen text, reusable content structure, and creative strategy when
those are relevant. If the result wraps the analysis in JSON,
unwrap it to readable Markdown in-context.
- Results should stay grounded in observable video evidence. Database fields,
catalog frontmatter, or search indexes belong to a separate ingestion step,
not to the general video-analysis boundary.
## Public Command Boundary
- Run `postplus media analyze <model-key> --video <local-path-or-url> --prompt
<analysis-prompt> --output <result.json>`.
When the source video duration is known (for example from the local file),
pass `--video-seconds <n>` so the hosted boundary can route eligible short videos
efficiently; omit it when the duration is unknown.
<!-- BEGIN GENERATED EXECUTION EXAMPLE -->
```bash
postplus media analyze video-analysis \
--video ./reference.mp4 \
--prompt "Describe the result you need" \
--wait \
--output ./result.json
```
<!-- END GENERATED EXECUTION EXAMPLE -->
- Discover the model keys and request shape with `postplus media schema --json`;
do not use another execution interface.
- If the CLI returns a quote-confirmation challenge, run `postplus quote confirm --json --challenge-file <challenge.json>` and retry with the returned token.
- Choose the smallest matching command from the user input and run it directly.
- Readiness diagnostics: `postplus doctor --skill video-analysis`.
If a command fails, report the exact error and stop. Do not bypass the
failure by answering from metadata, rewriting media, readiness probing,
or unowned fallbacks.