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Overlay a face-cam on a content video with auto-generated captions (shorts/reels format). Use when user wants to combine face video + content video with captions.
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| name | caption-overlay |
| description | Overlay a face-cam on a content video with auto-generated captions (shorts/reels format). Use when user wants to combine face video + content video with captions. |
| argument-hint | <face_video> <content_video> [options] |
| allowed-tools | Bash, Read, Write |
Run the auto_shorts CLI from the captain-caption project to overlay a face-cam video on a content video with auto-generated captions.
Activate the captain-caption virtual environment:
source /Users/junekim/Documents/captain-caption/.venv/bin/activate
Run the pipeline with the provided arguments:
auto_shorts <face_video> <content_video> [options]
Available options:
-o, --output — output file path (default: <content>_short.mp4 in current dir)--face_scale — face height as fraction of content height (default: 0.4)--whisper_model — Whisper model for captions (default: small)--task — transcribe or translate (default: transcribe)--language — source language, auto for detection (default: auto)--skip_bg_removal true — skip if face already has transparent background--skip_captions true — just overlay, no captionsReport the output file path to the user when complete.
auto_shorts ~/Downloads/face.mp4 ~/Downloads/gameplay.mp4 -o ~/Downloads/output_short.mp4
auto_shorts face.mov content.mp4 --face_scale 0.3 --whisper_model medium
auto_shorts face.mp4 content.mp4 --skip_bg_removal true
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