Summary
Peter Yang launches a free video shorts skill that turns a raw talking-head recording into a polished short with B-roll, motion graphics, captions, and AI-generated video and music. The video explains why short-form is becoming a core marketing skill, citing YouTube Shorts’ more than 200 billion daily views.
The walkthrough follows four steps. First, install the skill from GitHub into an agent harness such as Antigravity. The skill checks for ffmpeg, yt-dlp, and the open-source hyperframes tool, and optionally uses a Gemini API key for images, Veo video clips, and music. Second, upload a raw recording and let the AI propose a scene-by-scene edit plan, including B-roll sourced online. Third, review the first cut in a built-in page and leave feedback by scene, such as zooming out so a head isn’t cropped or adding a 200 billion overlay. Fourth, export the finished short.
Practical tips include storing API keys in an .env file rather than pasting them into chat, and a prompt that trims pauses, filler words, and false starts in longer videos. The video is sponsored by Gemini, and Yang notes any frontier model works with the skill.
📺 Source: Peter Yang · Published October 21, 2026
🏷️ Format: Tutorial Demo
