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On October 22, 2026, Peter Yang released the free AI skill /video-short. This skill can turn raw single-person recording footage into a polished short video, automatically adding B-roll, motion graphics, subtitles, AI video, and music, and can be used with commonly used AI agents; it is now freely available on GitHub. A report the same day mentioned that the skill includes a built-in review page where users can pause on a frame and leave comments for the AI to correct; the agent applies each piece of feedback before loading the next draft. Peter Yang described this as being like Google Docs comments for video, and provided a free GitHub access link and tutorial.
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Peter Yang releases free AI skill /video-short
Peter Yang launches the free AI skill /video-short, which turns raw single-person recording footage into a polished short video, automatically adding B-roll, motion graphics, captions, AI video and music, and providing a review page with frame-by-frame feedback. The skill works with commonly used AI agents and is available for free on GitHub. The background data he cited: YouTube Shorts gets 200 billion daily views, and X pays creators who post short videos up to $5,000.
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/video-short skill includes a built-in video review page
Peter Yang said that when giving AI feedback on video edits in a chat, it is hard to pinpoint specific timestamps, so his /video-short skill includes a built-in review page: you can pause on a frame and leave a comment for the AI to fix; the agent applies each piece of feedback before loading the next draft. He described it as being like Google Docs comments for video, and provided a free GitHub link and tutorial.