sharing-results
Turn your video analysis into a self-contained HTML file that anyone can open without needing Watch Skill or internet access. The page bundles frames, transcript, OCR text, and all your cached Q&A with timestamped evidence in one shareable document—ideal for bug tickets, code reviews, or handing off findings to teammates.
Sharing Results exports your video analysis into a single offline-ready HTML file for team review.
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Install
oxbshw/watch-skill/sharing-results · repository language: Python
git clone https://github.com/oxbshw/watch-skill
cp -r watch-skill/adapters/claude-skill/skills/sharing-results ~/.claude/skills/sharing-resultsnpx skillfed install oxbshw/watch-skill/sharing-resultsFrequently asked questions
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How do I export video analysis to HTML?
sharing-results lets you convert your complete video analysis into a standalone HTML file. The exported document includes all frames, your full transcript, OCR text, and every cached Q&A pair with timestamps—everything needed to review your findings without Watch Skill or internet access.
Can I share video findings with my team using sharing-results?
Yes. sharing-results packages your entire analysis into one self-contained HTML file you can email or link to teammates. They open it in any browser to see frames, transcript, answers, and timestamped evidence—no server, no Watch Skill license, no external dependencies required.
What does sharing-results include in a shareable video report?
sharing-results bundles frames, transcript, OCR text, and all your Q&A with timestamps into a single portable document. This makes it perfect for attaching to bug tickets, code reviews, or handing off analysis to stakeholders who need full evidence without needing to access the original video.
Can I generate an offline video viewer with sharing-results?
sharing-results creates a self-contained HTML file that works completely offline. Once exported, anyone can open it in a browser anywhere—on a plane, in a meeting, or on a machine with no internet—and see your full video analysis with all frames, transcript, and Q&A intact.
How do I export video transcript and frames for colleagues?
sharing-results exports your video analysis as a standalone HTML document containing transcript, frames, OCR text, and all cached Q&A pairs with timestamps. Share the file directly with colleagues—they can open it immediately in any browser without needing Watch Skill or server access.
Is sharing-results open source?
Yes, sharing-results is released under the MIT license, so you can use, modify, and distribute it freely within the terms of that license.
SKILL.md
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Sharing results
An analysis that lives only in this chat dies with it. The viewer turns an analyzed video into a single HTML file anyone can open — no server, no internet, no Watch Skill install on the other end.
Generate the page
watch-skill viewer <video_id-or-source> [-o <path>]
The file contains, self-contained (frames inlined as data URIs, zero external requests):
- a timeline with key-frame cards and timestamps,
- the transcript and all on-screen text (OCR),
- every question asked about the video so far, with its answer, confidence badge, and the exact timestamped evidence cited.
Answer questions FIRST, then generate. The page includes cached answers, so ask what the user cares about before rendering — a
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