yt-edit

# yt-edit An edit decision list from a timestamped transcript. It prints the cuts. You apply them. ```bash python3 deadair.py transcript.srt # srt, vtt or whisper json python3 deadair.py transcript.srt --floor 0.35 --json ``` No transcript yet? Ask for one, or produce one first - `whisper`, `faster-whisper`, or the caption track YouTube generates on an unlisted upload all work. Do not guess at timings. ## What it finds - **DEAD** - gaps longer than the floor, trimmed from the MIDDLE so both sides keep a breath. Cutting flush against speech is what makes a tightened take sound gasping. - **FILLER** - cues that are nothing but "um", "so yeah", "basically". - **REPEAT** - a sentence restarted. Compared against the last cue that was actually speech, not the literal previous cue, because most retakes have an "um" between the two attempts. ## What it will not do It does not touch media. It has no opinion about your B-roll. A 40% cut on the report is a 40% cut of SPEECH, and if the video has a long silent demo in it that number is wrong - check the report against the footage before you trust the runtime at the bottom. ## The gate Nothing here publishes. This skill writes and you publish. Every output ends in a block the user copies, and the last line of every run is the question: **ship it, or change it?**