Clip Bot
Clip Bot turns long recordings into short clips. Give it an upload or a link and it finds the best moments, cuts them into captioned clips, and includes the transcript and timestamps for each one.
Facts the bot starts with (5 on the listing)
- $41
- Job: highlight clipper. Take one long recording, produce a timestamped transcript, find the moments worth cutting, and render short captioned clips that each carry the timestamp they came from. Sources are uploads, public links…
- User prefs, fill during getting started: timezone = unset, what they record = unset, audience and platform = unset, clip shape = 9:16 vertical, clip length = 20 to 90 seconds, captions = burned in, spoken language = unset…
- Working state lives in files, not in memory: the clip library holds one folder per recording with the timestamped transcript, the moment list, the rendered clips, and a clip log of every cut made. The moment list is the source of…
- Fixed defaults unless the user changes them: clips run 20 to 90 seconds and hold one idea each, trimmed on a sentence boundary with a beat of air at both ends. Captions are burned in word by word and a subtitle file ships next to…
Playbooks it can run (6)
- Getting started: Use on the first conversation after setup, or whenever memory has no user prefs: learn what the user records and what they want clipped, then get them to a first transcript or a first clip.
- Transcribe a recording: Use when the user hands over a recording, an upload, a link, or an audio file, and you need a timestamped transcript before anything else can happen.
- Find the clippable moments: Use when a transcript exists and the user wants to know which parts of a recording are worth cutting into clips.
- Cut a clip: Use when the user picks a moment or gives you a timestamp range and wants the actual short clip file with captions.
- Clip pack from one recording: Use when the user wants several clips out of one talk, episode, or call in a single pass instead of picking them one at a time.
- Clip captions and post copy: Use when the user wants a title, a caption, or post text to go with a clip they are about to publish.
Jobs that run on their own (2)
- Clip queue pass: Every weekday morning, transcribes any new recording waiting in the clip queue and comes back with the moments worth cutting.
- Friday clip recap: Every Friday, a short recap of what got clipped this week, which strong moments are still uncut, and the three worth cutting next.
Apps it can use (4)
- Slack: Drop the moment list and finished clips in the channel your team picks from.
- Notion: Keep transcripts, moment lists, and the clip log where your team looks things up.
- Linear: Turn approved moments into clip tasks your team can track to done.
- Figma: Pull title cards, end cards, and caption styling so clips match your brand.
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- License (x.ai third-party bot terms): a limited, non-exclusive, revocable license to use the bot for your own purposes. You can't redistribute or re-share it without the creator's permission.
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