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claude-real-video

Watch a video for the user. Use when the user shares a video URL (YouTube etc.) or local video file and wants it summarized, analyzed, or discussed — Claude can't ingest video directly, so this skill extracts scene-aware keyframes + transcript first, then reads those.

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# claude-real-video — let Claude actually watch a video

## When to use

The user gives you a video (URL or file path) and asks what's in it, to summarize it, to analyze its structure, or to answer questions about it.

## Requirements

- `pip install "claude-real-video[whisper]"` (installs the `crv` CLI; needs Python 3.10+ and ffmpeg)
- The `[whisper]` extra is required for speech-to-text — pip never installs extras on its own. The first transcription then downloads a whisper base model (~139 MB).

## Steps

1. Run the extractor (add `--grid` to cut image count ~9x — recommended):
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