skills

Make a 30-45 second enrollment-driving trailer for an academy or LMS course - who it's for, three fast "you'll learn" highlights, the outcome promise, and an enroll CTA, with energetic branded motion scenes interleaved with brief product peeks. Use when the user says "make a course trailer", "promo video for our academy course", "enrollment video", "teaser for this course", or "advertise this course to our customers".

Make one video accessibility-ready: captions on, on-screen text sized and contrasted to be readable, pacing checked so every step can be followed. Use when the user says "accessibility pass", "make this video accessible", "check WCAG for my video", "is this readable for everyone", or "prep this for an accessibility review".

Auto-transcribes an existing video's spoken audio into a word-level transcript with real timing, then builds styled, on-brand, animated captions as timed text elements synced to that timing: brand fonts and colors, entry and exit animation, per-word impact styling. This is the deep brand-styled captioning skill; for plain burned-in subtitles with default styling, see add-animated-captions. Use when the user says "add captions to this video and make them match our brand", "fancy animated captions", "burn in on-brand subtitles", "caption this with per-word emphasis", or "put styled subtitles on this in our brand style".

Burn captions into an existing video so it works with the sound off - accurate, well-timed subtitles baked into the exported file. Use when the user says "add captions", "burn in subtitles", "make it watchable on mute", "add subtitles to my video", "captions for social", or "hardcode the captions".

Annotate an existing video with callout boxes and arrows that point at the exact buttons and fields the narration mentions, appearing and leaving in time with the voice. Use when the user says "add callouts", "add arrows", "annotate my video", "point at the buttons", "label the steps on screen", or "highlight where to click".

Append one branded end card to an existing video with a single clear next action - a link, trial, docs page, or contact - and a clean close. Use when the user says "add a CTA at the end", "add an end card", "close the video with a call to action", "add an outro with our link", or "end this with 'start your trial'".

Put the takeaway on screen: add short text overlays that surface the key point of each section of an existing video as it's narrated. Use when the user says "add key points on screen", "add takeaway text", "put the main points as text overlays", "reinforce the message visually", or "viewers skim - make the points readable".

Add a persistent, unobtrusive corner logo watermark to an existing video - one corner, low opacity, present for the full runtime without covering any action. Use when the user says "add our logo to this video", "watermark this video", "put our logo in the corner", or "brand this video with our logo".

Add branded lower-third labels to an existing video - section names, feature names, speaker names - that slide in at the start of each segment. Use when the user says "add lower thirds", "add section labels", "label each part of the video", "add name titles", or "add branded segment titles".

Replace a video's cold open with a 5-second hook that states the payoff or problem up front, before the walkthrough starts. Use when the user says "add a hook", "the opening is boring", "it takes too long to get to the point", "give it a stronger start", "lead with the payoff", or shares a video that opens straight into a UI with no reason to keep watching.

Add smooth zoom-ins at the moments that matter in an existing video - clicks, form fills, small UI the viewer would otherwise miss - then pull back out. Use when the user says "add zooms", "zoom into the clicks", "zoom in on the important parts", "emphasize the action", "the UI is too small to follow", or "add camera movement to my recording".

Create a classic 60-90 second animated explainer video - hook, problem, solution, how-it-works, CTA - from generated animations, on-screen text, and warm narration. Use when the user says "make an explainer video", "animated explainer for X", "explain our product in a video", "60-second explainer", "problem-solution video", or describes a product, feature, or concept they want explained to an audience in an engaging animated format.

Annotate every screenshot in a help article - zoom, crop, blur, and arrows - so each image points at exactly the control its step describes. Use when the user says "annotate the screenshots", "add arrows to the images in this article", "zoom the screenshots in on the right buttons", "blur the sensitive bits in the doc images", or "make the article's screenshots clearer".

Recolor every overlay, text element, background, and shape in an existing video to the brand palette in one pass, leaving footage, narration, and timing untouched. Use when the user says "apply our brand colors", "make this video on-brand", "recolor the overlays to our palette", "fix the colors to match our brand", or "this video doesn't match our brand kit".

Convert a help-center article, blog post, changelog entry, or any pasted document into a narrated explainer video using only the Clueso MCP. Use when the user says "turn this article into a video", "make a video version of this doc", "video from these release notes", "explain this guide as a video", or pastes long-form text and asks for a video.

Fans out one finished Clueso video into parallel language variants: duplicating the source project per target language, swapping in a translated script and matching voice, re-syncing durations, and exporting all of them in one pass without ever touching the original. Use when the user says "export this in English, Spanish, German, French, and Portuguese", "batch dub this video into 5 languages", "give me localized versions of this launch video", "auto-dub this for our EMEA markets", or "I need this same video in multiple languages, fast".

Sweep an existing video for sensitive information - emails, names, API keys, customer data, internal URLs, amounts - and blur every instance for the full time it's on screen. Use when the user says "blur the sensitive info", "hide the customer data", "redact the emails", "there's PII in my recording", "mask the API keys", or "make this recording safe to share".

Design a matched pair of branded stingers - a 3-5 second intro (logo moment plus title slot) and a visually matched outro (CTA card) - so every video a team ships opens and closes the same way. Use when the user says "make us a branded intro", "intro and outro for our videos", "logo sting", "opening and closing bumpers", "end card with our CTA", or wants consistent on-brand openers and closers for their video library.

Turn a short product brief into a 30-60 second launch-style motion-graphics video using only the Clueso MCP - script, scenes, kinetic typography, voiceover, and export. Use when the user says "make a launch video for X", "announcement video", "product launch reel", "promo video from this brief", or gives you a product name plus a few selling points and wants a video.

Split one long onboarding or training recording into a clearly labeled, ordered sequence of chapters cut at clean topic boundaries, each opening on a silent animated title card naming the chapter and its place in the sequence. Delivered as one project with labeled internal segments, or as several standalone per-chapter projects if each module should be individually shareable. Use when the user says "split this onboarding video into chapters", "turn this recording into a structured course", "break this long video into modules", "chapter this training video", or "make a module-by-module version of this demo".

Split a long video into titled chapters with a clean title card at each boundary. Use when the user says "add chapters", "chapterize this", "break this into sections with titles", "add section title cards", or shares a long training or walkthrough video that runs as one unbroken stream.

Produces every required language version of a compliance training video from one source recording, applying a locked glossary and extra scrutiny to legally load-bearing lines (required disclosures, regulatory terms) rather than paraphrasing them loosely. Layers compliance-specific accuracy and traceability discipline on top of the duplicate, voice, narrate, re-sync, export mechanics used for general localization. Does not replace legal or compliance sign-off on the translated content. Use when the user says "localize this compliance training into all our required languages", "translate this mandatory training video for every region we operate in", "produce the French and German versions of this compliance course", "we need this harassment training dubbed for every country we operate in", or "get this policy video ready in our required languages".

Turn a lesson outline or SME notes into an LMS-ready course module video with learning objectives up front, a chaptered demo mapped one-to-one to those objectives, mini-recaps, and a final recap with a knowledge-check prompt. Use when the user says "make a course module", "turn this lesson outline into a video", "LMS video for this topic", "academy lesson video", or "training module video for our customers".

Build a callout-annotated CRM or sales-tool training video from a screen recording of a rep or enablement lead using Salesforce, HubSpot, or an internal deal-desk tool. Redacts real customer and deal data first, identifies the exact fields and buttons that are the real teaching points on a dense CRM screen, adds arrows, callouts, highlights, and zoom-ins pointing precisely at them, and pairs each with narration explaining not just what to click but why. Use when the user says "turn this CRM screen recording into a training video", "make a callout-annotated walkthrough of our Salesforce process", or "build a tool training video from this screen capture".

Adapts one base product demo into several vertical-specific variants (healthcare, finance, retail, or whatever segments the deal calls for) by analyzing the base demo's structure, working out how each vertical's real pain points map onto existing moments, then rewriting narration and on-screen text so the why-this-matters framing genuinely shifts per audience, not just the terminology. Each vertical is built on its own duplicated copy so the base demo stays intact. Use when the user says "make versions of this demo for healthcare, finance, and retail", "adapt this demo for different industries", "create vertical-specific variants of our demo", or "reframe this recording for three industries".

Condenses one full product demo into a single, continuous, social-ready teaser hitting a specific target runtime (default 60 seconds). This is compression, not selection: the whole demo's narrative arc (setup, each capability, the payoff) gets tightened into one coherent story, cutting dead air and repetition aggressively while preserving flow from beat to beat, rather than lifting out several separate highlight moments. Use when the user says "cut this demo down to 60 seconds", "make a short teaser from this full demo", "condense this into a social-ready clip", "give me a 30-second version of this demo", or "shrink this walkthrough into one tight clip for social".

Turn one master product demo into N persona-targeted variants: duplicate the demo per persona, re-script the narration around each persona's pains and outcomes, reorder and trim so every variant leads with what that audience cares about, and close with a persona-specific CTA. Use when the user says "make a version of this demo for each persona", "tailor this demo for admins vs execs", "persona variants of my demo video", or "one demo, different audiences".

Cuts a full multi-persona demo down to only the screens relevant to one specific buyer in a deal (admin console, end-user experience, analytics and reporting, whatever applies) by transcribing the demo's structure, confirming with the user exactly which sections this persona cares about, duplicating the project to keep the full demo intact, then removing the irrelevant sections at clean boundaries and checking that transitions still read naturally. This is subtraction, not reframing: no new narration is written beyond trimming a seam. Use when the user says "cut this demo down to just the admin screens", "trim this to only what this buyer cares about", "remove the parts of this demo not relevant to this persona", or "make a shorter version of this demo for this buyer that skips a section".

Turn any complex topic or question into a short, plain-language explainer video: a hook, an analogy, a few essential parts, and a payoff, carried almost entirely by kinetic typography and keyframed shapes since there's usually no product or screen recording to lean on. Use when the user says "explain X simply", "make a video explaining how X works", "turn this concept into a video", or asks for a short explainer on something with no existing footage or article behind it.

Pull the single best interaction from a video as a crisp looping GIF - delivered through a Clueso article/document, or as a short looping video clip if that fits the destination better - for changelogs, newsletters, and in-app tooltips. Use when the user says "make a GIF of this moment", "extract a GIF from this video", "I need a looping clip of the key interaction", "GIF for the changelog", or "grab the money shot as a GIF".

Turn release notes or a changelog entry into a tiered feature announcement video - a 60-90s big-launch cut with an animated hook, demo, and CTA, or a 20-30s quick-hit for minor releases - built around real demo footage of the feature. Use when the user says "make a feature announcement video", "we're shipping X, make a release video", "turn these release notes into a video", "changelog video", or "launch video for this new feature".

Fix mispronounced product names, acronyms, and jargon in a video's voiceover by respelling them phonetically and regenerating only the affected lines. Use when the user says "it's pronouncing our product name wrong", "fix the pronunciation of X", "the voiceover says the acronym weirdly", "make it say KYOO-bee not cube", or points at specific words the narration gets wrong.

Turns a community or forum text answer into a shareable how-to video. Source is a Q&A-style thread - someone asked a specific question, someone answered with text steps - and the output preserves that "direct answer to your exact question" framing rather than being smoothed into a generic tutorial. Use when the user says "turn this forum answer into a video", "make a how-to video from this community post", "this Q&A thread would make a good short video", pastes a forum or community thread and asks for a video, or points at a support-forum answer they want turned into something shareable.

Make every click in a screen recording legible: add a brief visual emphasis on the cursor at each click and selection so viewers never lose the pointer. Use when the user says "highlight my clicks", "make the cursor visible", "viewers can't see where I'm clicking", "add click effects", or "emphasize the mouse actions".

Turn a feature-walkthrough recording into a short, sound-off-safe clip meant to be embedded inside the product itself: a tooltip, onboarding checklist step, or help-widget video, not a standalone shareable video. Trims to the single feature the widget sits next to, adds on-screen text so the point lands muted, and reflows to a compact aspect ratio if the embedding surface needs one. Clueso produces the exported clip; embedding it into the guidance tool is the user's own step. Use when the user says "make an in-app guidance clip for this feature", "turn this walkthrough into an embeddable tooltip video", "create a short in-product help clip", or "I need a muted clip for our onboarding checklist widget".

Turn a short message - an announcement, a stat, a quote, a manifesto line - into a 20-40 second kinetic-typography video where animated words are the only actor on screen. Use when the user says "kinetic text video", "animated text video", "typography video", "make this quote/stat into a video", "text animation for this announcement", or gives you a few lines of copy and wants them turned into motion.

Turns a long lecture or talk recording into structured study notes, organized topic by topic like a deck's slides, each section summarizing what was actually explained, with real captured slides or a generated educational image (a diagram, a chart, a labeled illustration) inserted wherever a visual genuinely helps the concept land. Built as a real, live article inside a Clueso project, not a native PDF or PPTX file. Use when the user says "turn this lecture into notes", "summarize this lecture with images", "make a study deck from this recording", or uploads a long lecture or talk and asks for notes, a summary, or a deck from it.

Split a recorded live training session or webinar into short, self-contained, on-demand modules a viewer can watch individually later. Unlike a scripted recording, a live session needs real cleanup first: dead air, "can everyone see my screen" setup chatter, off-topic tangents, and sprawling Q&A get identified and cut before any module boundaries are drawn, not just chopped at topic marks. Use when the user says "turn this recorded training session into on-demand clips", "split this live webinar into modules", "make this recorded session watchable in pieces", "cut this live training into short videos", or "clean up this webinar recording into standalone modules".

Produce language variants of a finished video - for each target language, duplicate the project, translate the script idiomatically (glossary respected), narrate with a native-sounding voice, re-time the visuals, and localize on-screen text. Use when the user says "translate this video to Japanese", "we need this in German and French", "localize this video for our EU rollout", "make a Spanish version of this tutorial", or "dub this video in another language".

Reframe a landscape video into a 9:16 vertical cut for social and mobile - recompose every scene around the action area and turn captions on for sound-off viewing. Use when the user says "make a vertical version", "reframe this for Reels/Shorts/TikTok", "9:16 cut of this video", "make this portrait for LinkedIn", or "turn this into a mobile-friendly cut".