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capcut-edit

Edit CapCut / JianYing video projects — read and write subtitles, timing, speed, volume, templates, animations (fade/ken-burns), and cut long-form to shorts. Use when the user mentions capcut, jianying, subtitles, video editing, draft_content.json, draft_info.json, or cutting videos — in English or Chinese (剪映, 字幕, 草稿, 剪辑, 切片, 视频编辑).

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renezander030/capcut-cli
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4. Oktober 2026 um 06:14
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capcut-edit
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Edit CapCut / JianYing video projects — read and write subtitles, timing, speed, volume, templates, animations (fade/ken-burns), and cut long-form to shorts. Use when the user mentions capcut, jianying, subtitles, video editing, draft_content.json, draft_info.json, or cutting videos — in English or Chinese (剪映, 字幕, 草稿, 剪辑, 切片, 视频编辑).
# capcut-edit CLI for editing CapCut / JianYing drafts through a version-aware store. v0.11 detects and synchronizes readable timelines across `draft_content.json`, `draft_info.json`, `draft_meta_info.json`, and `template-2.tmp`. ## Project locations - **macOS**: `~/Movies/CapCut/User Data/Projects/com.lveditor.draft/<project>/` - **Windows**: `%LOCALAPPDATA%\CapCut\User Data\Projects\com.lveditor.draft\<project>\` ## Core principle — deterministic scripts Any recipe involving more than one `capcut` call, any arithmetic, or any branching ships as a parameterised shell script in `scripts/`. Claude invokes the script with inputs; the script runs a fixed sequence. If a recipe can be a script, it **must** be a script — not a narrative in `references/`. `references/workflows.md` documents *which script to call and why*, never a reconstructable sequence. ## Progressive disclosure Start broad, drill into what you need. Never dump full project JSON. ```bash capcut info <project> -H # overview capcut doctor -H # installed media/transcription capabilities capcut diagnose <project> -H # canonical files, divergence, editor safety capcut tracks <project> -H # all tracks capcut materials <project> -H # material summary capcut segments <project> -H # segments with timing capcut segment <project> <id> # one item, full detail ``` ## Output modes - **JSON** (default): pipe to `jq`, feed to scripts. - **`-H`**: human-readable tables. - **`-q`**: quiet, exit code only — for write commands in scripts. ## Batch writes ```bash echo '{"cmd":"set-text","id":"a1b2c3","text":"Fixed"} {"cmd":"volume","id":"d4e5f6","volume":0.5}' | capcut batch <project> ``` Operations: `set-text`, `shift`, `shift-all`, `speed`, `volume`, `opacity`, `trim`. Batch is transactional: one failing operation writes nothing. Use `--continue-on-error` only when the user explicitly accepts a partial commit; it still exits non-zero. ## Where to look - **`references/api-reference.md`** — every command, every flag, every value format (time, percentages, degrees), the ID-prefix rule, the `.bak` invariant. - **`../../docs/command-reference.md`** — generated command-contract v2 with typed positionals/options, mutability, prerequisites, output form, and exit codes. - **`references/workflows.md`** — recipes = which `scripts/X.sh` to run and why. - **`references/pitfalls.md`** — close-project-first, `.bak`, `clip=null` on audio, `source_timerange` math with `speed`, alpha-keyframes-don't-render-use-animation-materials, etc. - **Enum discovery** — call `capcut enums --<category>` (or `-H` for a table) to list every CapCut slug. Categories: `--transitions`, `--masks`, `--image-intros`, `--image-outros`, `--image-combos`, `--text-intros`, `--text-outros`, `--text-loop-anims`, `--scene-effects`, `--character-effects`, `--audio-effects`, `--fonts`. Add `--jianying` to switch namespace. The `enums.json` bundle is generated once via `python3 scripts/extract-enums.py`; runtime is Python-free. - **`scripts/`** — the client library. Current: - `anim.sh` — attach any of 9 CapCut intro/outro animations; `fade-in.sh` and `fade-out.sh` are thin wrappers. - `ken-burns.sh` — scale + pan keyframes via `capcut keyframe --batch` (motion properties render; alpha does not — use `anim.sh fade-in` instead). - `long-to-short.sh` — cut a range, stamp title + CTA text. - `stamp-cta.sh` — apply a saved text template (see `assets/examples/subscribe-cta.json`). - `_test.sh` — run every wrapper against the fixture; run after any change here. - **`assets/examples/`** — raw JSON snippets for hand-editing. ## Invariants - Close the project in CapCut before editing; reopen after. - Every write is conflict-checked, prepared atomically, and synchronized to every readable timeline target. Every target receives `.bak` and rolling history snapshots. - Never pass `--force-write` unless the user explicitly accepts overwriting changed-on-disk state or an open editor. - `clip` is `null` on audio segments (no opacity/scale). - `capcut cut` writes to `--out`, never modifies the source. - IDs: first 6+ chars of the UUID match as a prefix. - Time formats: `1.5s`, `500ms`, `+0.5s`, `-1s`, `1:30`, `0:05.5`, bare number = seconds. ## v0.11 high-value paths - Whole draft: `capcut compile spec.json --check`, then `capcut compile spec.json --out <dir>`. Specs support refs, transforms, decorators, templates, captions, keyframes, and fades. - Karaoke: `capcut caption <project> --audio <path> --whisper-engine <openai|whisper-cpp|faster-whisper> --karaoke`. - Proxy: `capcut render <project> --all-video-tracks --burn-captions`; run `doctor` first for FFmpeg capability flags. - Automation: `capcut serve --workers N --retries N --timeout MS`; give jobs stable `id` fields and let the runner serialize writes per project. - Agent schema: on CLI v0.28.0 or newer, start with `capcut describe --compact` to discover commands, then fetch complete contracts with `capcut describe --command <name>` (repeat for several names). Plain `capcut describe` returns the full registry and works on older versions. Use these contracts as the source of truth; do not scrape help text or invent flags.
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