video-edit
A raw talking-head recording plus a short brief becomes a finished vertical video: cuts, captions, charts, b-roll, music, three looks.
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A skill is a process written down once in your Salana Memory: what it takes in, the steps, what it produces. Editing a video, analysing a creator, drafting the newsletter, filing the receipts. Use it yourself in a chat, or let an automation run it on a schedule or a trigger.
A skill is a folder in your memory: a note that says when to use it, what it needs, the steps and the output contract, plus the scripts that do the deterministic parts. The agent picks the right skill from its description and follows it. The judgement stays with the model; the repeatable parts are code, so they come out the same every time.
Fifty-three today. A few of them:
A raw talking-head recording plus a short brief becomes a finished vertical video: cuts, captions, charts, b-roll, music, three looks.
A URL or a handle: download, transcribe, keyframes, and a written analysis of hook, structure and why it worked.
A creator's whole catalogue reverse-engineered into pillars, patterns and a content log.
Reference videos and a brief turned into a fact-checked script engineered for retention, as a card on the video board.
Claims from text or URLs checked against current sources; one verdict note per check, embeddable in whatever cites it.
A bilingual broadcast in the brand voice, rendered, reviewed and created as a draft in the email tool.
Invoices and receipts harvested from mail into a monthly archive by vendor.
Broker trades imported into a psychology-first journal with charts per trade.
The morning briefing: north star, numbers, overdue items, what worked.
Candidate names invented and checked for .ai and .com availability, every lookup kept in a ledger.
On-brand Instagram carousels and cards rendered from a content spec, in a locked design system.
Two models improve one document in turns until they both accept it, with the trail kept.
In a chat: “edit this recording, cinematic, for Reels” runs the video skill. In an automation: “07:00, daily-digest” runs the briefing skill. Same note, same steps, whether a person or a schedule asked.
Skills are plain files. Edit the process in words and every run after that follows the new version. They are versioned in git with the rest of the memory, and they leave with you.
Your files, every model, yours forever.