AVS Video Maker for Codex

Install

1. Download the bundle files Grab the three files below and place them in the Codex skills directory.
2. Create the skill folder Place all files under ~/.codex/skills/app-video-studio-video-maker/, preserving the folder structure.
3. Invoke Use $app-video-studio-video-maker in Codex to trigger the skill.

~/.codex/skills/app-video-studio-video-maker/
├── SKILL.md
├── agents/
│   └── openai.yaml
└── references/
    └── player-api.md

Workflow

After installing, invoke with $app-video-studio-video-maker. Codex follows this sequence:

1. 1. Define the brief and choose the video type
2. 2. Infer or confirm dimensions, runtime, and tone
3. 3. Audit assets and offer to inspect the repo/codebase for logos, screenshots, demo videos, and screencasts
4. 4. Confirm whether an existing demo video or screencast should anchor the draft
5. 5. Propose a concise scene plan with matching components
6. 6. Build and validate the first draft with <avs-player>
7. 7. Show the draft, iterate on feedback, and only offer export after approval

Example Prompt

Use $app-video-studio-video-maker to make a 20 second vertical launch video for our app.

We have:
- a logo SVG
- a wordmark PNG
- a product demo MP4
- three UI screenshots

Start by figuring out the best dimensions, scenes, and asset-loading plan.
If useful, inspect our codebase for logos, screenshots, and demo footage first.
Then assemble a player document with a branded intro, demo section, and CTA outro.

How It Fits The Docs

Use Components to inspect controls and asset slots for each timeline component. Use the Playground to preview generated documents against the real public player.