rea-video
An agent skill that works out how a video was made and how to remake it
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When a client sends a clip and asks for something similar, rea-video gives your agent a shot list that separates real footage from AI and motion graphics, so you can scope it.
rea-video runs inside Claude Code, Codex or any agent that can execute commands. Point it at a video file and it splits the piece into shots, labels each as camera footage, AI generation or code-driven animation, and writes up captions, sound notes, prompts and a step-by-step remake plan. It does not render a new video. Since our last write-up the Apache-2.0 repo has grown to 5.4k stars and 771 forks. It needs ffmpeg and Python 3.10, and the docs lead in Chinese.
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