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Popular Media & Files Skills

PDF, spreadsheets, slides, images, audio, and video workflows.

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Media and file skills help agents work with the formats that carry day-to-day business information. They can extract content, make targeted edits, and create polished deliverables. Check local file access and external processing requirements before handling confidential material.

Top Media & Files Skills

Ranked by their position in the current overall directory snapshot.

#4023

Writing Video Prompts

Writes the motion prompt for a video clip — what moves, how the camera behaves, the physics and the audio, in the shape the chosen model wants. Works from a brief alone, from a start frame, from a source video, or from a storyboard sheet where each panel becomes a cut. Handles one clip or a whole set, returning one prompt per clip. Nothing is generated here. Use when a clip's model, duration and content are settled and it needs the prompt written.

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#4024

Writing Video Scripts

Writes what is said in a video — the words a person speaks on camera, or a voiceover heard over the picture. Fits the writing to the time available, so lines are never rushed to fit or padded to fill. A video longer than a single clip gets its script split into one piece per clip, each sized to that clip's seconds. Outputs the words as text only — nothing is recorded or voiced here. Use when the user wants a script, dialogue, or a voiceover written for a video.

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#4027

Nutrient Document Processing

Process documents with Nutrient DWS. Use when the user wants to generate PDFs from HTML or URLs, convert Office/images/PDFs, assemble or split packets, OCR scans, extract text/tables/key-value pairs, redact PII, watermark, sign, fill forms, optimize PDFs, or produce compliance outputs like PDF/A or PDF/UA. Triggers include convert to PDF, merge these PDFs, OCR this scan, extract tables, redact PII, sign this PDF, make this PDF/A, or linearize for web delivery.

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#4038

Client Archetypes

Use this to match your tone to the buyer type. Six types. Same deal, different music.

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#4039

Dark Tactics Defense

Use this to spot manipulation aimed at you. And to keep your own moves on the honest side.

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#4041

Discovery Power

Use this to find out what someone wants, fears, or hides. Without interrogating them.

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#4042

Frame Control

Use this when you feel needy, the other side tests you, or you are losing control of the talk.

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#4043

Objection Slayer

Use this when someone pushes back. Price, trust, timing, rivals, guarantees, silence.

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#4044

Operator Mindset

Use this before you send anything important, and after every rejection.

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#4045

Price Anchor

Use this when price comes up. Set the first number. Hold it. Move in structure, never in discounts.

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#4046

Reading People

Use this to read true intent in chat. Who is real, who is shopping, who runs a trick on you.

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#4047

Risk Reversal

Use this to close hesitant buyers. Move the risk from them to you. The strongest close in low-trust markets.

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#4048

Trust From Zero

Use this when a stranger has no reason to believe you. Builds trust with structure instead of big claims.

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#4049

Walk Away Power

Use this when terms are impossible, the buyer turns rude, or the thread is dead.

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#4051

Candid Photography Direction

Direct candid AI photography through one coherent event, natural reactions, friend or partner POV, and believable camera, light, and material behavior. Use for lifestyle and travel snapshots, multi-person interactions, reference-guided identity preservation, and realistic character or cosplay photography.

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Media Skills FAQ

What is a media agent skill?

It is a reusable instruction package that teaches an AI agent a focused media & files workflow, often including commands, checks, and supporting resources.

Which media skill should I try first?

Start with a narrow task you already understand. The current category leader is Ontology, but requirements and access scope matter more than rank alone.

Does a popular skill mean it is safe?

No. Popularity reflects adoption and interest, not a security guarantee. Read SKILL.md, review commands and dependencies, and test with minimal permissions.