buttercut

name	buttercut
description	The ButterCut home menu — welcome the user back, then ask what they'd like to do (start a new cut, add footage to a library, a one-off task, or something else) and hand off to the right skill. Use as the front door when the user opens ButterCut, types "buttercut" or "bc", or asks "where do I start", "what can you do", or "help me get started".

Skill: ButterCut home

This is the front door to ButterCut. Welcome the user, find out what they want, and hand off to the right skill. Don't do the work here — route to it.

What to do

1. Welcome the user back to ButterCut in a sentence — warm and brief, in an editor's voice (no developer talk).
2. Ask what they'd like to do with the AskUserQuestion tool. Offer these three options (the tool adds its own "Other" choice for anything else):
   • New cut — build a roughcut, scene, selects reel, or an edit from a script.
   • Add footage — add new clips to an existing library and analyze them.
   • Misc task — a one-off, like pulling a clip's audio, extracting a frame, converting a file, or drafting notes.
3. Route to the matching skill based on their answer:

they picked…	run
New cut	the cut skill
Add footage	the process-library skill
Misc task	the misc-task skill
Other / something else	read what they wrote and run the closest skill — create-library for a brand-new project, or backup-library, full-transcript, etc. If it's still unclear, ask a follow-up.

Keep it short. The point is to get the user moving, not to explain ButterCut.