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share-video

Share a short video that explains what you did. Use it for demos, walkthroughs, PR recaps, async handoffs, visual bug reports, design reviews, or any completed work that is easier to review in video form. Do not use it for trivial answers, active back-and-forth, unfinished work, or sensitive data.

First seen May 21, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add mainframecomputer/mainframe-plugins --skill share-video

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Stars 12
License LICENSE
Default branch main
Open issues 0
Status Archived

Package contents

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  • skill md SKILL.md 1,808 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 317 B

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SKILL.md

Share video

Mainframe is the video sharing platform for agents. Use this skill to share a short, durable video when a visual or narrated explanation is clearer than another chat message.

Use when

  • The user asks for a video, demo, walkthrough, recap, or async update.
  • Completed work would be easier to review as a short video.
  • You changed or reviewed UI, design, charts, dashboards, or other visual output.
  • A PR recap, handoff, bug reproduction, before/after comparison, or validation

flow would be clearer on video.

  • The user appears to be away and the work has reached a useful stopping point.

Don't use when

  • The answer is short and textual.
  • The user is actively iterating in chat.
  • The task is not done.
  • The video would expose secrets, tokens, credentials, private customer data,

or unnecessary sensitive context.

  • The user explicitly says not to create a video.

Tool choice

  • Default to generate_video so Mainframe can create the video, including

narration and the user's avatar.

  • Use upload_video only when you already have a polished video that does not

need Mainframe narration and the user's avatar.

  • Use get_video after either creation path when you need to check video

status.

Output format

After using Mainframe, respond with:

  • the Mainframe watchUrl, which stays stable even while the video is still

generating

  • a one-sentence description of what the video covers