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pi-undefined-video

v0.3.3

Published

Episode video production toolchain for pi — atomic analyze/generate filters

Readme

pi-undefined-video

Pi package + uvid CLI: atomic media filters for episode video production.

Two families:

| Family | Role | Main output | |---|---|---| | analyze | evidence | one JSON (stdout or -o) | | generate | artifact | one media/file (stdout or -o) |

I/O contract

-i FILE   read that file
(omit -i) read stdin          # CLI; tools should pass paths
-o FILE   write that file
(omit -o) write stdout        # CLI; JSON tools return text in result

Shell pipes and redirections compose filters. No multi-file side writes inside a command. One invocation = one input stream + one output stream. Loop outside for many files.

uvid analyze waveform -i clip.mp4 | uvid analyze silence -o silence.json
uvid analyze frame-diff -i clip.mp4 -o diff.json
uvid generate frame -i clip.mp4 --at-ms 21600 -o still.jpg
uvid generate normalize -i raw/01.mp4 -o clips/01.mp3 --lufs -16 --tp -1.5 --lra 11
# default audio format is mp3; override: -f wav | -f aac | -f mp4 (keep video)

Install

pi install npm:pi-undefined-video
# or local
pi install /path/to/pi-undefined-video
npm install -g pi-undefined-video   # optional: uvid on PATH

Package loads extensions + skills via package.json pi key. Open a new pi session after install.

Architecture

src/spec.ts                 # command table + TypeBox (CLI + pi tools)
src/cli.ts                  # flag adapter (stderr diagnostics)
extensions/*.ts             # pi.registerTool from the same table
src/lib/io.ts               # -i/-o/stdin/stdout
src/lib/analyze/<cmd>.ts    # one module per analyze command
src/lib/generate/<cmd>.ts   # one module per generate command
src/lib/analyze|generate/index.ts  # re-export only

CLI and pi tools never drift: both run CommandSpec.run in-process.

AI-authored files (skill)

Only three creative artifacts: script.md, edit.json (sparse cuts; skills/undefined-video/schemas/edit.schema.json), bgm.mml. Everything else is filters or mechanical landing. See skills/undefined-video/.

Directory-level batching

Not defined yet as a CLI feature. Until then: one file per invocation (for f in …; do uvid … -i "$f" -o …; done).

License

MIT