GitHub profilePlugins by KyaniteLabs
2 plugins by KyaniteLabs in the catalog, most-starred first.
KyaniteLabskinocutGuardrailed local video editing: Kinocut's MCP server plus two workflow skills (editing and short-form repurposing). Trim, caption, reformat and check quality with local FFmpeg. Portable Agent Plugins v1 configuration and skills, no plugin code. Requires uv and FFmpeg on PATH; launches uvx kinocut==1.16.4 over stdio. First launch downloads Kinocut and dependencies from PyPI. URL inputs download the requested media; font and model-weight features fetch assets from GitHub. Explicit Revideo dependency installation runs npm ci and may download renderer dependencies. Local FFmpeg editing and color grading need no account or API key. Kinocut's optional vision calls default off and require explicit configuration: legacy product descriptions use an Anthropic-compatible endpoint, while sampled-frame QC uses Anthropic. The README explains how to use the host's image model instead, including local models. Revideo and Hyperframes telemetry default off. Unverified Hyperframes browser previews and Docker renders require explicit telemetry consent. Hyperframes capture/snapshots disable implicit model analysis. These controls are not a network sandbox; see the plugin README for configuration and remaining network use. Disclosure — launches `uvx kinocut==1.16.4` over stdio, which downloads Kinocut and its dependencies from PyPI on first launch; edits and writes local video files with FFmpeg; URL inputs download the requested media, font and model-weight features fetch assets from GitHub, and an explicit Revideo install runs `npm ci`; optional vision features (off by default) send selected images or sampled frames to an Anthropic-compatible endpoint or Anthropic; Revideo and Hyperframes telemetry stay off unless the operator enables them.Communitytools256KyaniteLabsepochCalibrated time estimates on the Hermes Kanban board: when a worker claims a task, Epoch posts a Monte Carlo P50/P90 (plus P80/P95) estimate as a task comment, and when the run completes it records that run's wall-clock hours back to Epoch's ledger (auto_wallclock provenance, sanity-gated) so later estimates calibrate. Dispatcher and worker profiles can differ; the estimate-to-run binding lives next to the ledger, Kanban comments are display only. Also adds an epoch_estimate tool and /epoch. Disclosure — runs `npx -y @kyanitelabs/epoch@0.7.0` as a child process (downloads Epoch and its caret-ranged npm dependencies on first run, which the catalog pin does not cover; needs Node >=22), passing the task title and its three-point hint to the local CLI; the child env is scrubbed (allow-listed PATH/HOME/locale/Node/npm/proxy vars only, the parent environment is never passed through); estimates, actuals and run bindings live under <HERMES_HOME>/plugin-data/epoch/ and are shared by every profile; Epoch telemetry is forced off for plugin runs; no network besides the npm download, no API key; hook work runs on short-lived background threads and unfinished jobs resume when the plugin next loads; /epoch passes other Epoch subcommands through (it refuses serve, self-improve and telemetry/data mutations, and refuses ledger writes on gateway platforms unless opted in).Communitytools
