This is one skill of many.
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Video Editing
Grade a video file with the Righthand acting as the colorist — it extracts frames and looks at them, diagnoses casts/exposure/saturation, authors a readable ffmpeg grade, previews side-by-side, iterates, and renders non-destructively. Ships nine named looks (Golden Hour, Honey, Linen, Super 8, Oat Milk, Espresso, Velvet, Popsicle, Terracotta) reverse-engineered from creators with great color, each also available as a .cube LUT. Use when the user says "color correct this", "make this look good", "apply Oat Milk to this clip", "show me all the looks on this video", or "make my footage look like [creator]" (Steal mode fits a new look from a reference channel). Always starts by showing a menu — a contact sheet of all nine looks rendered on the user's own footage — before applying anything; a requested look or AI recommendation is marked on the sheet for confirmation.
Skills travel in packs — pick one and your Righthand arrives already equipped with everything the job needs.
Everything the company says, in a voice people trust — the manager's posts and articles first, then the team's voices, customer stories, courses, video, and the repurposing that turns one idea into a week of content, adopted as one.
The whole growth engine as one hire — content in your voice every day, marketing across every channel that fits, outbound that runs itself, partnerships that share your customer, and one honest weekly number that says what is working.
The edit bay. Raw recordings and podcast appearances come in, tight graded cuts with transcripts go out, staged and ready to clip, with a consistent look across everything.
Browse the full catalog to see everything your Righthand can take off your plate — and everything you can teach it later.