SAOS-3624/dsh-video-storyboard
Scene-aware storyboard for DeepSeek Harness: 9-16 numbered cells with timestamps + transcript + an audio envelope, packed into ONE image (384 tokens). Two tools: video_storyboard and video_zoom.
What it solves
This tool solves the problem of high token costs and information loss when using AI to analyze videos. Instead of sending hundreds of individual frames (which consumes too many tokens) or relying solely on subtitles (which misses visual context), it creates a concise, multi-modal summary of a video.
How it works
It processes a video into a single "storyboard" image (a grid of key frames) paired with a time-coded text list. This list includes timestamps, dialogue, and shot counts. By condensing the visual information into a small, token-efficient format, it allows AI models to understand the video's content, pacing, and dialogue without needing to process every single frame.
Who it’s for
It is designed for users who want to quickly understand what a video is about, identify key moments, or locate specific scenes without the high cost of full-frame analysis. It is ideal for those who need a balance between visual context and textual detail.
Highlights
- Token-Efficient: Summarizes 90 seconds of video into roughly 1,900 tokens, significantly cheaper than frame-by-frame analysis.
- Multi-Modal Summary: Combines a visual grid of frames with a text-based transcript and shot-list.
- Flexible Analysis: Supports local video files and links via yt-dlp, with optional ASR (Automatic Speech Recognition) for dialogue.
- Deep Zoom: Includes a
video_zoomfeature to analyze specific segments in higher detail if the initial summary is insufficient. - Evidence-Based: Generates an
.evidence.jsonfile for every storyboard, allowing users to verify timestamps and content against the original video.
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