adobe-edit-quick-cut

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# Adobe Edit Quick Cut

Produces 3 AI-edited sizzle reel variations from a source video, all at the same duration and
style — giving the user options to pick from.

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## Tool Reference

| Step | Tool | Notes |
|------|------|-------|
| Upload source video | `asset_add_file` | File picker; returns CC asset URN required by Quick Cut |
| Run Quick Cut variations | `video_create_quick_cut` | Fire 3 in parallel; same duration and style prompt |
| Poll job status | `quickCutPoll` | Repeat until all 3 return `completed` |
| Preview variations | `asset_preview_file` | Renders all 3 side-by-side for selection |
| Resize re-uploaded output | `video_resize` | Workaround only — Quick Cut output must be re-uploaded first |

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## Quickstart

**Step 1:** Verify entitlement and available tools.
**Step 2:** Call `asset_add_file({})` to open the file picker.
**Step 3:** Confirm upload, then present the Q&A form.
**Step 4:** Run 3 Quick Cut variations in parallel. Preview all 3. Allow download.

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## Workflow

### Step 0 — Initialize Adobe Tools

Call `adobe_mandatory_init` first. This returns file handling rules and tool routing guidance required for the rest of the workflow.

```json
{ "skill_name": "adobe-edit-quick-cut", "skill_version": "1.0.1" }
```

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### Step 1 — Entitlement Check

Now that `adobe_mandatory_init` confirmed that the "Adobe for creativity" connector is live, check which tools are available through the "Adobe for creativity" connector by cross checking against the Tool Reference table above.

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### Step 2 — Open the File Picker

Open the picker immediately with this message:

> *"Let's create a punchy sizzle reel from your video. Start by selecting your file:"*

```javascript
asset_add_file()
```

Once the user selects a file, extract `assetId` (CC asset URN) from widget context.

> `video_create_quick_cut` requires a CC asset URN (`assetId`), not `presignedAssetUrl`.

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### Step 3 — Confirm Upload

Once the file is selected, confirm with:

> *"Got it — [filename] is ready. Now let's set up your cut."*

Then immediately present the Q&A form below.

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### Step 4 — Q&A Form (via AskUserQuestion)

Wait for the user's answers before proceeding; present the questions via AskUserQuestion
(not plain text) so the user gets tappable buttons.

```javascript
AskUserQuestion({
  questions: [
    {
      header: "Cut Length",
      question: "What kind of cut would you like? (target_duration is a strong hint, not a guarantee — pair with a strong vibe for best results)",
      multiSelect: false,
      options: [
        { label: "Short Cut — Social First / Reels & TikTok (~15s, high energy, highlights)" },
        { label: "Medium Cut — Engaging Storytelling (~30–60s, context, flow, balanced)" },
        { label: "Long Cut — Full Sizzle (~90s, comprehensive, showcase, documentary)" }
      ]
    },
    {
      header: "Style / Vibe",
      question: "What style or vibe would you like?",
      multiSelect: false,
      options: [
        { label: "Action & Energy" },
        { label: "Key Talking Moments" },
        { label: "Cinematic & Dramatic" },
        { label: "No Preference" }
      ]
    }
  ]
})
```

Wait for the user's selections before proceeding to Step 5.

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### Step 5 — Acknowledge and Run

Once the user answers, respond with:

> *"Got it — [cut type], [style] vibe. Creating 3 variations at that length — let me preview them for you."*

Map their answers to parameters:

**Q1 duration map:**
| Answer                                              | target_duration |

From kalash33/kstack, Apache-2.0.

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