pull-from-nas

name	pull-from-nas
description	Rsync raw video clips from the registered NAS into the active project's raw/ folder. Use when the user says "pull from NAS", "import my footage", "grab clips from the archive into project X", or similar. Reads nas.json + index.json. Supports dry-run preview, optional date/extension filters, and resumable transfers.
disable-model-invocation	false
allowed-tools	Bash(test *), Bash(ls *), Bash(mkdir *), Bash(realpath *), Bash(jq *), Bash(rsync *), Bash(find *), Bash(date *), Bash(du *), Read, Write

Pull From NAS

Sync raw footage from the registered NAS source into the active project's raw/ directory. Idempotent and resumable — re-running only transfers what's new or changed.

Procedure

1. Resolve config

DATA_DIR="${CLAUDE_USER_DATA:-${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$HOME/.local/share}/claude-plugins}/video-editing"
NAS_FILE="$DATA_DIR/nas.json"
INDEX_FILE="$DATA_DIR/index.json"

test -f "$NAS_FILE"   || { echo "No NAS config — run setup-nas first."; exit 1; }
test -f "$INDEX_FILE" || { echo "No video index — run setup-index first."; exit 1; }

TRANSPORT=$(jq -r .transport "$NAS_FILE")
SRC=$(jq -r '.raw.path // empty' "$NAS_FILE")
SRC_HOST=$(jq -r '.raw.host // empty' "$NAS_FILE")
SSH_OPTS=$(jq -r '.raw.ssh_opts // empty' "$NAS_FILE")
INDEX_PATH=$(jq -r .path "$INDEX_FILE")

test -n "$SRC" || { echo "No raw source configured in nas.json — re-run setup-nas."; exit 1; }

2. Pick the project

If the user named one, use it. Otherwise list $INDEX_PATH/*/ and ask. The destination is <project>/raw/.

DEST="$INDEX_PATH/<project-slug>/raw"
test -d "$DEST" || { echo "Project raw/ dir missing — is the project scaffolded?"; exit 1; }

3. Optional filters

Ask (or accept from the user):

• Extension filter — e.g. mp4,mov,mxf. Default: pull everything.
• Newer-than — e.g. files modified in the last N days. Translates to --files-from via find -mtime -N on remote, or find on a local mount.
• Subfolder — pull only a named subfolder under the configured raw.path.

4. Build the rsync command

Common flags:

-av --partial --progress --info=progress2 --human-readable

Add --dry-run first if the user hasn't explicitly skipped preview. Print the count and total size, then ask before running for real.

Mount transport

rsync -av --partial --progress --info=progress2 \
  ${INCLUDE_FILTERS:-} \
  "$SRC/<subfolder>/" "$DEST/"

SSH transport

rsync -av --partial --progress --info=progress2 \
  -e "ssh ${SSH_OPTS:-}" \
  ${INCLUDE_FILTERS:-} \
  "$SRC_HOST:$SRC/<subfolder>/" "$DEST/"

For extension filtering, use --include='*.mp4' --include='*.mov' --include='*/' --exclude='*'.

5. Run + report

After the real run, summarize:

• Files transferred / skipped
• Total bytes moved
• Destination path
• Suggest next skills: video-timeline to scan what was pulled, or sort-clips-by (when built) to organize.

Notes

• Never delete on the source. Pull-from-nas is read-only against the NAS — no --delete.
• Resumable — --partial means an interrupted transfer continues on re-run.
• Permissions — preserve mtimes (-a does this); don't try to preserve owner/group across hosts.