Skill
Media picker
Your agent finds a few options for every spot that needs music, stock footage, a photo or a sound, measures each one and looks at it before anything goes in. Shaky, off-topic and repeated clips are dropped, and you listen to two or three tracks and choose. You get a list of what was picked, why, and who to credit.
/plugin marketplace add EditAtlas/skills /plugin install media-picker@editatlas-skills
The first line adds EditAtlas skills to Claude Code, once. The second installs this one.
To update, open /plugin, then Marketplaces, editatlas-skills, and choose Update marketplace, then run /reload-plugins. Choose Enable auto-update there to get new versions on their own.
In Claude, open Settings, then Capabilities, and upload the zip under Skills. Code execution needs to be on.
To update, download the zip again and upload it in place of the old one.
npx skills add EditAtlas/skills#v0.19.0 --skill media-picker
For Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot and other agents. It asks which of them to install to; add -g to install for every project. Without Node, download the zip and unzip it into your agent's skills folder.
To update, run the same line again; it names the latest release.
Just ask
Find background music for my lipstick ad
Find B-roll for these three lines of my script
What it does
- Writes what each spot needs: the line it covers, the mood, the place and the length.
- Finds three to five options for each spot, from stock sites, the EditAtlas library or your own files.
- Measures every clip for shake, cuts and what a 9:16 crop keeps, and every track for tempo, intro and length.
- Looks at frames of each clip and drops what does not show the line.
- Gives you two or three tracks to listen to before the edit, and a list of the picks with credits.
Tested on three requests (music for a Paris-style ad, B-roll for a weight-loss short, a track the person disliked): agents with it met 27 of 28 checks, agents without it 7 of 28, mostly by using the first search results unchecked.