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Skills

One-tap recipes for the edits people do over and over. Type a slash, pick one, and Vibe runs it.

A Skill is a saved recipe. Instead of typing out "transcribe the audio, burn in captions, style them for vertical" every time, you pick a Skill and Vibe runs the whole thing. Klipeo ships a set of official ones, and you can write your own (see Personal skills).

Running a Skill

In the Vibe composer, type /. The Skill palette opens. Start typing to filter, use the arrow keys to move, and press Enter to pick one. The Skill's prompt drops into your composer, and you can tweak it before sending or just send it as is.

That last part matters: a Skill is a starting point, not a locked command. Pick "Make TikTok," then add "and keep it under 30 seconds" before you send.

The first time you open Vibe, the composer comes pre-filled with "Cut the silence and add captions." so you can see the whole loop without thinking of something to ask. Send it, clear it, or type over it. The empty state also suggests prompts that suit whichever engine you're on.

The official Skills

These come built in.

SkillWhat it does
Launch videoA full edit from raw clips: captions, cuts, and a grade.
Caption everythingTranscribe and burn in styled captions across the whole timeline.
Trim dead airRemove silences longer than 0.4s and close the gaps.
Punch-in zoomsAdd subtle zooms on every cut and emphasis beat.
Cinematic gradeA filmic primary grade with skin-tone protection.
Intro + outroGenerate a branded intro card and end card.
Polish audioNormalize loudness, remove noise, and duck music under the voice.
B-roll fillSuggest B-roll placements across the timeline.
Make TikTokConvert to 9:16, reframe the subject, add captions, and put a hook on frame one.
Podcast cleanMulti-mic dialogue cleanup: breaths, mouth noise, and levels.
Social packExport 16:9, 9:16, and 1:1 versions from one master.

How a Skill is different from just asking

Both end up as a request to Vibe. The difference is consistency. A Skill is a prompt someone wrote carefully and tested, so it does the same thing every time and saves you from re-explaining. For a one-off, just type it out. For something you do on every video, reach for a Skill.

Make your own

If you keep typing the same instruction, save it as a personal skill and give it a slash command of its own. You can even publish it for other people to use. That's all on the next page.

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