Local Media Cataloger
Purpose
Index local photos, videos, and creative assets into a searchable manifest with tags, dates, shoot info, and reuse ideas.
Trigger phrases
- 整理素材库
- catalog my media folder
- 摄影素材归档
- 视频素材清单
- asset manifest
Ask for these inputs
- media folder path
- tagging rules
- project or shoot name
- deliverable types
- favorite selection criteria
Workflow
- Scan files and extract basic metadata such as extension, size, timestamps, and dimensions when available.
- Apply consistent tags and generate a manifest CSV/JSON.
- Flag near-duplicates for manual review using filename/date heuristics.
- Suggest folder structures for archive, selects, exports, and delivery.
- Return a catalog summary and reuse opportunities.
Output contract
- media manifest
- folder plan
- duplicate candidates
- reuse ideas
Files in this skill
- Script:
{baseDir}/scripts/media_manifest.py - Resource:
{baseDir}/resources/metadata_schema.json
Operating rules
- Be concrete and action-oriented.
- Prefer preview / draft / simulation mode before destructive changes.
- If information is missing, ask only for the minimum needed to proceed.
- Never fabricate metrics, legal certainty, receipts, credentials, or evidence.
- Keep assumptions explicit.
Suggested prompts
- 整理素材库
- catalog my media folder
- 摄影素材归档
Use of script and resources
Use the bundled script when it helps the user produce a structured file, manifest, CSV, or first-pass draft.
Use the resource file as the default schema, checklist, or preset when the user does not provide one.
Boundaries
- This skill supports planning, structuring, and first-pass artifacts.
- It should not claim that files were modified, messages were sent, or legal/financial decisions were finalized unless the user actually performed those actions.
Compatibility notes
- Directory-based AgentSkills/OpenClaw skill.
- Runtime dependency declared through
metadata.openclaw.requires. - Helper script is local and auditable:
scripts/media_manifest.py. - Bundled resource is local and referenced by the instructions:
resources/metadata_schema.json.