Use this skill immediately and proactively when the user mentions video editing, clipping, highlight reels, short-form video, Reels, Shorts, TikTok, vertical...
Security Analysis
medium confidenceThe skill's scripts and env requirements match a cloud-hosted video-editing workflow, but there are inconsistencies (notably the API host used vs. the published homepage) and it will upload user video files to an external service, so verify the endpoint/provider before use.
The declared purpose (AI video editing) matches the required binaries (curl, jq), SPARKI_API_KEY, and included scripts that upload and poll a remote API. However, the SKILL metadata/homepage advertise sparki.io while every network call points to agent-api-test.aicoding.live and example result URLs reference a test S3 bucket (sparkii-oregon-test). That domain mismatch is unexpected for a production skill and should be explained by the publisher.
Runtime instructions and scripts stay within the stated task: they upload a local mp4/mov, create a processing job, poll status, and return a presigned download URL. They do not read unrelated files or extra env vars. Note: this necessarily transmits user video data to an external service (expected for a cloud video editor) — users should consent to that.
There is no install spec (instruction-only), and included assets are Bash scripts. No arbitrary downloads or extract/install steps are present. Risk is limited to executing the provided scripts which make network calls.
Only one credential is required: SPARKI_API_KEY (declared as primaryEnv). That is proportionate to a cloud API integration. No unrelated secrets or config paths are requested.
always:false and no indication the skill modifies other skills or system-wide settings. The skill runs scripts on demand and does not request elevated platform privileges.
Guidance
This skill implements a cloud upload → process → presigned-download workflow that will upload local video files to an external API. Before installing or using it: 1) Confirm the operator: ask the publisher why the API base is agent-api-test.aicoding.live and whether that is a legit Sparki endpoint; the homepage (sparki.io) and the API host should match. 2) Only test with non-sensitive videos until you verify the service and storage policies (the example uses a test S3 bucket). 3) Obtain an API key from the official provider dashboard or support channel (verify the email/contact is real) and avoid pasting production/privileged keys until you trust the endpoint. 4) If you need guarantees about retention and access, ask the provider for their data retention and access controls for uploaded videos and for the exact domains that will receive uploads. 5) Consider network-level controls (use a test account, monitor requests, or run in a sandbox) and review the scripts yourself — they are short and readable — before running them on sensitive content.
Latest Release
v1.0.0
AI Video Editor 1.2.0 — first release - Proactively handles any video editing, clipping, highlight reel, or short-form video request using the Sparki.io API. - Supports automated upload, AI-powered project creation, video processing, and delivery of a 24-hour download URL. - Key features: Copy Style, Long-to-Short, AI Caption, AI Commentary, Video Resizer, Highlights, Vlog, Montage, Talking-head. - Requires SPARKI_API_KEY setup; detailed instructions provided for quick onboarding. - Includes robust scripts and workflows for upload, processing, and status checking of videos up to 3 GB.
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