// Exports all dialogue from every clip in a library into a single text file. One clip per block — filename, then its spoken words. Use when the user asks for a "full transcript", "full script", or wants all the dialogue from a library in one place.
Skill for processing footage (video clips, sounds, photos, etc). Use this when creating a new library, adding new footage (videos) to an existing library, or resuming processing on an existing library.
Build a cut from a library — scene, selects, roughcut, or custom task. Starts by asking what kind of cut the user wants, then works with them to determine what they want to create. Always exports a file for Final Cut, Premiere, or Resolve at the end. Use when the user asks for a "roughcut", "sequence", "scene", "selects", or any other cut-shaped output.
Full footage analysis pipeline — audio transcripts, contact sheets, and Sonnet-written summaries. Produces every artifact the cut skill reads. Orchestrated from the main thread.
Backs up user libraries and all their contents (external video excluded). This skill can also be useful when you need to restore a library.
Builds a contact sheet from a video clip — evenly spaced frames laid out in a single grid image, each with its hh:mm:ss timestamp burned in. Use when the user asks for a "contact sheet", "grid", "film strip", or wants a one-image overview of part of a clip.
Reset a library's visual analysis (contact sheets, summaries, legacy visual_transcripts) and re-run the current analyze-video pipeline on it. Keeps audio transcripts, cuts, plans, and library metadata. Use when a library was processed under the older pipeline and the user wants to bring it onto the contact-sheet-based one.
| name | full-transcript |
| description | Exports all dialogue from every clip in a library into a single text file. One clip per block — filename, then its spoken words. Use when the user asks for a "full transcript", "full script", or wants all the dialogue from a library in one place. |
Exports all spoken dialogue from a library's audio transcripts into a single full_transcript.txt file in the library root.
ruby lib/buttercut/full_transcript.rb <library-name>
libraries/<library-name>/full_transcript.txt — one block per clip:
filename.mov
Dialogue text from that clip.
filename2.mov
More dialogue from the next clip.
Clips with no audio transcript are skipped. Clips with a transcript but no spoken words show [no dialogue].
Always share the output file path as a clickable link in your response so the user can open it directly.