appariciojunior/video-editor-skills

Skills that teach Claude Code to be a first-pass video editor in DaVinci Resolve: transcript cuts, vlog pacing, B-roll, music & SFX, clean captions, motion graphics, YouTube export. CC BY-NC 4.0 (no commercial use).

What it solves

This project provides a set of instructions and rules that allow Claude Code to act as a video editing assistant for DaVinci Resolve Studio. It automates the tedious parts of video production—such as cutting dead air, managing B-roll, adding captions, and applying motion graphics—so you can focus on the creative decisions.

How it works

These are "skills" rather than pre-written software. When you install them, Claude reads these instructions to learn your specific editing preferences, workspace, and brand style. It then collaborates with you to build small, custom scripts tailored to your setup. You provide the raw footage, and Claude handles the technical execution within DaVinci Resolve, learning from your feedback to improve future edits.

Who it’s for

This is designed for YouTubers, vloggers, and educators who use DaVinci Resolve Studio and want to offload repetitive editing tasks to an AI agent while maintaining full control over the final output.

Highlights

  • Automates the full editing workflow from ingest and rough cuts to final export.
  • Includes specialized skills for pacing, audio normalization, B-roll integration, and motion graphics.
  • Learns from your feedback, storing lessons in your project files to make subsequent edits smarter.
  • Prioritizes safety by never modifying raw footage and only adding new elements to your Resolve timelines.
  • Provides a structured way to sync design assets from Figma and manage brand kits.

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