Your project folder
Put the original video, references, and optional assets together. Keep the source footage untouched.
Open source · Bare Stack Labs
Bare Video is a skill your coding agent reads before editing. You choose the goal and the kinds of visuals you want. The agent uses FFmpeg, HyperFrames, transcription tools, and its own judgment to build the edit.
Your video stays with your agent and tools. This website only builds the instructions.
Video building blocks
These are not templates. They are ways the video can switch presentation when the moment calls for it. Choose one, combine several, or let the agent decide.
Face-first · keep the person full-screen unless another visual is more useful.
How Bare Video actually works
Bare Video gives your agent a clear editing brief and a reusable skill. The tools still run in your own project workspace.
Put the original video, references, and optional assets together. Keep the source footage untouched.
The skill tells the agent how to think about cuts, visuals, references, privacy, preview, and QA.
FFmpeg for media work. HyperFrames when composed visuals help. Groq, Deepgram, or local transcription when speech timing helps.
Preview it, tell the agent what to change in plain language, then export the final video.
Built for beginners, not only beginners
Use the prompt builder. It explains the decisions and gives you one copy-paste handoff.
Point your agent at the repo and the Bare Video skill. Use your own folders, tools, and references.
Keep the skill in your agent's supported user-level skill folder so Bare Video becomes part of your normal workflow.
Choose your visual building blocks, captions, sound, transcription, and approval flow.
Open the prompt builder