media-router
Route audio, video, transcript, subtitle, and edit-prep requests into the right media-understanding workflow before execution. Use this when the user wants transcription, subtitle generation, beat mapping, B-roll planning, or edit-ready outputs and the first question is which skill and model chain should run.
What this skill does
# Media Router ## Use When - The user has audio, video, transcript, subtitle, A-roll, or B-roll material. - The first decision is whether to transcribe, package subtitles, add semantic understanding, or build an edit-ready plan. - The output quality target is rough, subtitle-ready, or edit-ready. ## Do Not Use When - Do not treat every media request as plain transcription. - Do not execute downstream collection or editing work in this router. - Do not choose a costly model chain when rough output is enough. - Do not route image, video, audio, or workflow generation here; use `generation-router`. ## Core Rule Route by job intent, not by input file type alone. Choose from five dimensions: - `inputType`: audio, video, transcript, or transcript+assets - `goal`: transcript, subtitles, semantic-analysis, beats, broll-map, or edit-plan - `quality`: rough, subtitle-ready, or edit-ready - `scale`: single or batch - `costMode`: cheap-first or quality-first ## Default Routing Logic - Audio to transcript -> `audio-transcription`. - Video to transcript or subtitles -> `video-transcription`. - Existing transcript to subtitle files -> `subtitle-packager`. - Transcript plus assets to cut logic or B-roll plan -> `editing-decision-engine`. - Video to edit-ready plan -> transcription first, optional subtitle packaging, optional semantic video analysis, then `editing-decision-engine`. - Analyze first, then generate -> this router handles the understanding step, then hands back to `generation-router`. ## Quality Thresholds - `rough`: quick review, search, logging, or candidate beat spotting. Prefer cheaper transcription and fewer enrichments. - `subtitle-ready`: captions, SRT/VTT, and reliable sentence or word timing. Timestamps are mandatory. - `edit-ready`: A-roll/B-roll decisions, cutaway placement, and beat-level planning. Use timestamped transcript plus semantic understanding when visual proof matters. ## Output Shape The artifact contains: - `route` and `why` - `primarySkill` - `supportingSkills` - `modelPlan` - `outputArtifacts` - `needsTimestamps` - `executionMode` ## Stop Conditions - Stop when required user intent, source evidence, or owned input artifacts are missing and guessing would change the result. - If an owned CLI or script command fails, report the exact error and stop. Do not bypass the failure with metadata-only answers, readiness probing, local payload rewrites, fallback providers, or unpublished tools. ## Handoff - Hand the route JSON to the named `primarySkill`. - Preserve expected artifacts so downstream skills know whether to produce `transcript.json`, `timed-transcript.json`, subtitles, beat maps, or edit plans. ## Public Command Boundary - Choose the smallest matching command or workflow from the user input and run it directly. - If an owned CLI or script command fails, report the exact error and stop. Do not bypass the failure with metadata-only answers, readiness probing, local payload rewrites, fallback providers, or unpublished tools. - This public skill is instruction-driven. Produce the artifact described by the workflow directly from the available evidence. - Do not call private provider/runtime paths or unpublished local tools. - If the CLI returns a quote-confirmation challenge, run `postplus quote confirm --json --challenge-file <challenge.json>` and retry with the returned token.
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