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Milystudio retime video

Skill Mily-Labs/agent-skills/skills/milystudio-retime-video

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Install
npx -y skills add Mily-Labs/agent-skills --skill milystudio-retime-video

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Create speed changes, ramps, reverse playback, freeze frames, and duration conforms in MilyStudio. Use when changing motion timing or fitting footage to an edit.

SKILL.md

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milystudio-retime-video

Operate through the MilyStudio project, action, and job interfaces. Inspect capabilities before choosing commands because editor features may vary by installed release.

Workflow

  1. Inspect source frame rate, optical-flow availability, audio policy, and target duration.
  2. Define speed points in integer timeline ticks and preview the resulting curve.
  3. Apply the retime non-destructively and handle audio separately when needed.
  4. Check cadence, duplicated frames, artifacts, sync, and final duration.

Guardrails

  • Never edit project JSON, the UI store, or generated manifests directly when a typed action exists.
  • Keep original media read-only and write only inside the active project artifact directories.
  • Use dry-run before mutation, include the expected project revision, and stop on conflicts.
  • Record assumptions, action IDs, job IDs, resulting revision, validation evidence, and unresolved risks.

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