Connect video clips with AI-generated transition footage. The workflow can select and arrange clips, add background music, and render a finished video through a dedicated timeline, with user confirmation before generating all transitions together.
- Connecting video clips with AI-generated transitions
- Arranging clips for transition-based editing
- Finishing a transition video with background music
FireRedTeam/FireRed-OpenStoryline☆ 3.6KUpdated Jul 31, 2026
Turn video editing preferences into a reusable skill document. It identifies patterns in pacing, sound, and visual choices, confirms the summary with the user, and saves editing instructions for an agent to follow in future work.
- Documenting a preferred video editing style
- Reusing pacing and audio rules in future edits
- Updating an existing editing style skill
FireRedTeam/FireRed-OpenStoryline☆ 3.6KUpdated Jul 31, 2026
Organize an editing workflow for daily or travel vlogs, including footage review, clip grouping, scripts, voiceover, and music. Build a timeline and render the finished video, choosing optional steps according to the request.
- Editing everyday footage into a vlog
- Arranging travel clips into a coherent story
- Planning an edit when requirements are unclear
FireRedTeam/FireRed-OpenStoryline☆ 3.6KUpdated Jul 31, 2026
Set up FireRed-OpenStoryline on a local computer, from installing Python dependencies and downloading models and assets to configuring API access, starting services, and checking that the installation works.
- Installing FireRed-OpenStoryline locally
- Configuring model connections and API keys
- Investigating installation or startup failures
FireRedTeam/FireRed-OpenStoryline☆ 3.6KUpdated Jul 31, 2026
Run an installed OpenStoryline setup to edit local footage through conversation. Start services, submit editing requests, continue revisions in the same session, and check the generated MP4 files and their paths.
- Starting services and editing local footage
- Changing background music through follow-up requests
- Revising script tone in the same editing session
FireRedTeam/FireRed-OpenStoryline☆ 3.6KUpdated Jul 31, 2026
Write video narration or dialogue using the style of a reference text. Analyze its rhythm, phrasing, and emotional tone, then create a connected script and title grounded in the actual footage.
- Writing video narration in the style of a supplied sample
- Matching script tone to reference phrasing and rhythm
- Connecting grouped clips through a coherent script
FireRedTeam/FireRed-OpenStoryline☆ 3.6KUpdated Jul 31, 2026