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+ # AppyDave Tools Documentation
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+ Complete documentation for all appydave-tools with practical examples and AI agent use cases.
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+ ## Quick Navigation
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+
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+ ### Core Content Tools
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+
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+ | Tool | Purpose | Status | Read Time |
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+ |------|---------|--------|-----------|
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+ | **[gpt-context](gpt-context.md)** | Gather project files for AI context | ✅ Active | 10 min |
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+ | **[youtube-manager](youtube-manager.md)** | Manage YouTube video metadata | ✅ Active | 8 min |
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+ | **[subtitle-processor](subtitle-processor.md)** | Clean and merge SRT files | ✅ Active | 7 min |
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+ | **[move-images](move-images.md)** | Organize image assets for videos | ✅ Active | 8 min |
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+
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+ ### Workflow & Automation Tools
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+ | Tool | Purpose | Status | Read Time |
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+ |------|---------|--------|-----------|
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+ | **[youtube-automation](youtube-automation.md)** | Orchestrate YouTube workflows | ✅ Active | 8 min |
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+ | **[configuration](configuration.md)** | Multi-channel setup & management | ✅ Active | 9 min |
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+ | **[cli-actions](cli-actions.md)** | Framework for CLI tools | ✅ Infrastructure | 10 min |
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+ | **[name-manager](name-manager.md)** | Parse and generate project names | ✅ Infrastructure | 8 min |
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+
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+ ### Legacy & Specialized Tools
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+
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+ | Tool | Purpose | Status | Read Time |
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+ |------|---------|--------|-----------|
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+ | **[prompt-tools](prompt-tools.md)** | Text completion (OpenAI API) | ⚠️ Deprecated | 6 min |
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+ | **[bank-reconciliation](bank-reconciliation.md)** | Process transaction data | ✅ Private | 8 min |
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Tool Categories
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+ ### 🎥 Video Production Tools
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+ For managing video content workflows:
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+ 1. **[youtube-manager](youtube-manager.md)** - Update video metadata at scale
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+ 2. **[subtitle-processor](subtitle-processor.md)** - Clean and merge subtitles
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+ 3. **[move-images](move-images.md)** - Organize image assets
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+ 4. **[youtube-automation](youtube-automation.md)** - Automate workflows
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+ ### 🤖 AI & Context Tools
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+ For working with AI assistants:
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+ 1. **[gpt-context](gpt-context.md)** - Gather files for AI (most important for AI agents)
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+ 2. **[prompt-tools](prompt-tools.md)** - Legacy OpenAI API (deprecated)
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+ ### ⚙️ Infrastructure Tools
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+ For system setup and management:
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+ 1. **[configuration](configuration.md)** - Channel and API setup
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+ 2. **[cli-actions](cli-actions.md)** - Build custom CLI tools
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+ 3. **[name-manager](name-manager.md)** - Project naming patterns
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+ ### 💰 Financial Tools
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+ For personal financial management:
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+ 1. **[bank-reconciliation](bank-reconciliation.md)** - Process transactions
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+ ---
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+ ## Getting Started
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+ ### First Time Users
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+ 1. **Read [configuration](configuration.md)** - Set up your channels
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+ 2. **Choose your workflow**:
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+ - Video content? → Start with [youtube-manager](youtube-manager.md)
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+ - AI assistance? → Start with [gpt-context](gpt-context.md)
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+ - Subtitles? → Read [subtitle-processor](subtitle-processor.md)
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+ ### For AI Agents
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+ Each tool document includes **10 AI agent use cases** showing how AI can leverage the tool:
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+ - **Code Review** - Gather context, analyze
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+ - **Bug Fixing** - Understand codebase, suggest fixes
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+ - **Automation** - Orchestrate workflows
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+ - **Batch Processing** - Handle multiple items
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+ - **Integration** - Combine tools for complex tasks
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+ → Check "Use Cases for AI Agents" section in each tool doc
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+ ### Command Examples
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+ Quick reference for most-used commands:
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+ ```bash
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+ # Gather context for AI
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+ gpt_context -i '**/*.rb' -e 'spec/**/*' -d -o context.txt
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+ # Get YouTube video details
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+ youtube_manager get -v dQw4w9WgXcQ
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+ # Update video metadata
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+ youtube_manager update -v dQw4w9WgXcQ -t "New Title" -d "New description"
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+ # Clean SRT subtitles
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+ subtitle_processor clean -f input.srt -o output.srt
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+ # Organize image assets
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+ move_images -f project-name intro city-skyline
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+ # Set up configuration
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+ configuration create-channel
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Documentation Structure
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+ Each tool document includes:
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+ ### 📝 "What It Does"
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+ - Clear description of the tool's purpose
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+ - What problems it solves
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+ - Key capabilities
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+ ### 📖 "How to Use"
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+ - Practical, copy-paste examples
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+ - Common usage patterns
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+ - Command reference with all options
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+ - Configuration details
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+ ### 🤖 "Use Cases for AI Agents"
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+ - **10 specific scenarios** showing AI agent integration
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+ - Examples of how AI can discover and use the tool
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+ - Workflow coordination examples
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+ - Batch processing patterns
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+ ### 🔧 "Command Reference"
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+ - Complete option lists
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+ - Parameter descriptions
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+ - Required vs optional flags
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+ - Examples for each option
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+
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+ ### 🐛 "Troubleshooting"
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+ - Common issues and solutions
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+ - Error messages and fixes
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+ - FAQ section
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+ - Configuration problems
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+ ### 💡 "Tips & Tricks"
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+ - Best practices
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+ - Efficiency suggestions
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+ - Common patterns
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+ - Performance tips
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Tool Relationships
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+
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+ ### Data Flow
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+ ```
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+ Downloaded Images
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+ [move-images]
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+ Organized Assets
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+ [youtube-manager]
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+ Video Metadata
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+ [youtube-automation]
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+ Published Videos
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+ ```
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+ ### AI Agent Workflow
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+ ```
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+ Codebase
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+ [gpt-context]
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+ Project Context
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+ AI Agent
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+ Analysis/Code/Docs
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+ ```
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+ ### Configuration Hub
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+
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+ ```
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+ [configuration]
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+ ↓ provides setup for ↓
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+ [youtube-manager]
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+ [youtube-automation]
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+ [gpt-context]
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+ [cli-actions]
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Key Features Across Tools
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+ ### Parallel to Understand
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+ **All tools follow consistent patterns:**
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+ - **Option parsing**: `-i` for input, `-o` for output, `-d` for debug
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+ - **Multiple patterns**: Can process multiple files with patterns
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+ - **Flexible output**: Clipboard, file, or both
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+ - **Help available**: All tools support `-h` or `--help`
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+ - **Batch capable**: Most tools can process multiple items
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+ ### Common Options Across Tools
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+ | Option | Meaning | Tools Using It |
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+ |--------|---------|----------------|
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+ | `-i` | Include/input | gpt_context, bank_reconciliation |
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+ | `-e` | Exclude | gpt_context |
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+ | `-o` | Output | gpt_context, subtitle_processor, others |
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+ | `-d` | Debug | gpt_context, youtube_automation |
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+ | `-f` | File/folder | subtitle_processor, bank_reconciliation |
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+ | `-v` | Video ID | youtube_manager, get_video_action |
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+ | `-t` | Title | youtube_manager, update_video_action |
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+ ---
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+ ## Use Case Finder
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+ **Looking for a specific task?**
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+ - **Batch update 50 YouTube videos?** → [youtube-manager](youtube-manager.md) + script
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+ - **Understand a codebase before refactoring?** → [gpt-context](gpt-context.md)
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+ - **Fix corrupted subtitles?** → [subtitle-processor](subtitle-processor.md)
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+ - **Set up multi-channel YouTube?** → [configuration](configuration.md)
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+ - **Prepare images for video?** → [move-images](move-images.md)
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+ - **Build custom CLI tool?** → [cli-actions](cli-actions.md)
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+ - **Manage project names?** → [name-manager](name-manager.md)
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+ - **Automate video workflows?** → [youtube-automation](youtube-automation.md)
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+ - **Process bank data?** → [bank-reconciliation](bank-reconciliation.md)
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+ ---
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+ ## Related Documentation
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+ ### Archive & Reference
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+ - `archive/` folder contains:
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+ - `documentation-framework-proposal.md` - How we organize docs
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+ - `test-coverage-quick-wins.md` - Testing priorities
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+ - `codebase-audit-2025-01.md` - Codebase inventory
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+ - Other reference materials
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+ ### Digital Asset Management
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+ - `dam/` folder contains:
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+ - `overview.md` - DAM system design
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+ ---
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+ ## Contributing to Documentation
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+ ### To Add Use Cases
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+ Each tool has 10 AI agent use cases. To add more:
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+ 1. Open the tool's `.md` file
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+ 2. Find "Use Cases for AI Agents" section
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+ 3. Add new numbered use case with:
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+ - Brief command example
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+ - Bold "AI discovers:" line explaining what the agent learns
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+ - How the agent can apply it
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+ ### To Fix or Improve
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+ - Suggest improvements via PR
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+ - Follow the structure: What → How → Use Cases
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+ - Keep examples practical and copy-paste ready
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+ ---
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+ ## Quick Command Cheat Sheet
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+ ```bash
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+ # AI Context (most important for AI agents)
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+ gpt_context -i '**/*.rb' -e 'spec/**/*' -d -o context.txt
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+ # YouTube Operations
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+ youtube_manager get -v VIDEO_ID
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+ youtube_manager update -v VIDEO_ID -t "Title" -d "Description"
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+ # Subtitles
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+ subtitle_processor clean -f input.srt -o output.srt
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+ subtitle_processor join -d ./ -f "*.srt" -o merged.srt
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+ # Assets
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+ move_images -f project-name section prefix
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+ # Setup
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+ configuration create-channel
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+ configuration validate
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+ # Automation
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+ youtube_automation execute workflow_name
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+ youtube_automation status job_id
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Status Legend
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+ - ✅ **Active** - Stable, regularly used in production
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+ - ⚠️ **Deprecated** - Still works but plan to migrate
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+ - 🔧 **Maintenance** - Works, not actively developed
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+ - 🟢 **Infrastructure** - Internal framework/utilities
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+ - 🔴 **Private** - Personal/financial tools, not for sharing
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+ ---
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+ **Last Updated**: November 2024
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+ **Total Documentation**: ~2,900 lines
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+ **Tools Documented**: 10
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+ **Use Cases**: 100+ (10 per tool)
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+ **Start reading**: Choose a tool above that matches your task!
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+ # Move Images
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+ Organize and rename downloaded images for use in video projects with section-based folder structure.
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+ ## What It Does
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+ **Move Images** organizes image assets for video production:
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+ - Moves downloaded images from smart-downloads to project folders
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+ - Renames images with section-based prefixes for organization
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+ - Creates nested folder structure automatically (assets/section/)
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+ - Indexes images sequentially for easy reference
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+ - Maintains asset library organization for video projects
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+ ## How to Use
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+ ### Basic Usage
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+ ```bash
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+ move_images -f <folder> <section> <prefix>
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+ ```
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+ **Parameters**:
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+ - `-f` / `--folder`: Video project folder (e.g., `appydave-b60`)
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+ - `section`: Asset category (e.g., `intro`, `content`, `outro`)
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+ - `prefix`: Image name prefix (e.g., `city`)
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+ ### Example
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+ ```bash
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+ # Move downloaded images for AppyDave video 60, intro section
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+ move_images -f appydave-b60 intro city
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+ # Result:
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+ # ~/Sync/smart-downloads/download-images/image-001.jpg →
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+ # /Volumes/Expansion/Sync/tube-channels/video-projects/appydave-b60/assets/intro/city-intro-1.jpg
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+ #
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+ # ~/Sync/smart-downloads/download-images/image-002.jpg →
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+ # /Volumes/Expansion/Sync/tube-channels/video-projects/appydave-b60/assets/intro/city-intro-2.jpg
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+ ```
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+ ### Multiple Sections
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+ ```bash
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+ # Organize intro images
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+ move_images -f video-project intro opening
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+ # Later, organize content images
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+ move_images -f video-project content landscape
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+ # Later, organize outro images
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+ move_images -f video-project outro closing
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+ # Result folder structure:
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+ # video-project/assets/
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+ # ├── intro/
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+ # │ ├── opening-intro-1.jpg
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+ # │ ├── opening-intro-2.jpg
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+ # │ └── ...
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+ # ├── content/
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+ # │ ├── landscape-content-1.jpg
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+ # │ ├── landscape-content-2.jpg
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+ # │ └── ...
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+ # └── outro/
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+ # ├── closing-outro-1.jpg
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+ # ├── closing-outro-2.jpg
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+ # └── ...
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+ ```
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+ ## Directory Structure
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+ ### Source Structure
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+ ```
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+ ~/Sync/smart-downloads/download-images/
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+ ├── image-001.jpg
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+ ├── image-002.jpg
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+ ├── image-003.jpg
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+ └── ... (downloaded from web, browser auto-saves)
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+ ```
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+ ### Destination Structure
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+ ```
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+ └── {project-name}/
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+ └── assets/
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+ ├── intro/
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+ ├── content/
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+ └── outro/
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+ ├── {prefix}-outro-1.jpg
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+ └── {prefix}-outro-2.jpg
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+ ```
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+ ## Use Cases for AI Agents
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+ ### 1. Bulk Asset Organization
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+ ```bash
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+ # AI orchestrates: Download → Move → Organize
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+ # For multiple images across multiple sections
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+ move_images -f project-name "$image_set" "prefix-for-$image_set"
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+ done
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+ ```
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+ **AI discovers**: Asset organization workflow, section patterns. Can systematically organize image libraries.
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+ ### 2. Asset Library Maintenance
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+ ```bash
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+ # AI reviews asset structure
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+ # Ensures all sections are properly organized
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+ # Identifies orphaned or misplaced images
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+ ```
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+ **AI discovers**: Current asset state, what's organized/disorganized. Can clean up asset libraries.
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+ ### 3. Video Production Workflow
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+ ```bash
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+ # Part of larger workflow:
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+ # 1. Search/download images (browser smart-download)
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+ # 2. Move images to project (move_images)
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+ # 3. Reference in video editing (from assets folder)
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+ # 4. FliVideo imports from assets
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+ ```
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+ **AI discovers**: Image integration into video pipeline. Can automate asset management in video workflows.
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+ ### 4. Multi-Section Asset Management
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+ ```bash
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+ # Complex video with many sections
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+ # AI orchestrates moving images for each section
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+ # Ensures proper folder structure throughout
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+ ```
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+ **AI discovers**: Project complexity, section organization. Can manage multi-part asset structures.
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+ ### 5. Asset Inventory
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+ ```bash
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+ # After moving images, create inventory
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+ # Count assets per section
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+ # Generate asset report for video editor
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+ ```
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+ **AI discovers**: What assets are available for each section. Can provide asset inventory for planning.
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+ ### 6. Naming Convention Enforcement
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+ ```bash
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+ # Ensure consistent naming:
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+ # {prefix}-{section}-{number}.jpg
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+ # AI validates moved files follow pattern
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+ ```
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+ **AI discovers**: Naming scheme, consistency. Can enforce standard naming across projects.
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+ ### 7. Batch Project Setup
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+ ```bash
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+ # Set up image assets for multiple projects
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+ # Each project: multiple sections with different image sets
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+ # AI coordinates: move_images for each section
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+ ```
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+ **AI discovers**: Project requirements, multi-section needs. Can batch-organize multiple projects.
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+ ### 8. Asset Deduplication
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+ ```bash
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+ # Before moving, check if images already exist
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+ # Avoid duplicate assets in project
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+ # AI coordinates smart deduplication
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+ ```
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+ **AI discovers**: Existing assets, duplicates. Can prevent redundant downloads/moves.
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+ ### 9. Workflow Validation
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+ ```bash
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+ # - All images in correct folders
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+ # - Naming follows convention
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+ # - No images left in download folder
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+ # - Asset count matches expectation
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+ ```
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+ **AI discovers**: Workflow correctness. Can validate asset organization integrity.
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+ ### 10. Asset Tracking & Metadata
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+ # Track which images went where
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+ # Create manifest of assets per section
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+ # Link images to video timeline positions
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+ ```
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+ **AI discovers**: Asset-to-content mapping. Can create detailed asset metadata for video production.
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+ ## Command Reference
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+ ### Move Images
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+ ```bash
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+ ```
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+ | `-f FOLDER` / `--folder FOLDER` | Video project folder name (required) |
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+ | `section` | Asset category: intro, content, outro, transition, thumb, teaser, etc. |
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+ | `prefix` | Image name prefix for organization (e.g., "city", "beach", "nature") |
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+ ### Supported Sections (Common)
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+ - `intro` - Introduction/opening images
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+ - `content` - Main content images
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+ - `outro` - Closing/ending images
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+ - `transition` - Between-section transition images
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+ - `thumb` - Thumbnail candidate images
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+ - `teaser` - Teaser/preview images
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+ - Custom sections allowed (any string)
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+ ## Folder Paths
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+ ### Configuration
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+ - **Base directory**: `/Volumes/Expansion/Sync/tube-channels/video-projects`
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+ - **Source folder**: `~/Sync/smart-downloads/download-images/`
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+ - **Destination**: `{base}/{project}/assets/{section}/`
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+ ## Image Naming Convention
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ Examples:
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+ - `city-intro-1.jpg`
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+ - `city-intro-2.jpg`
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+ - `landscape-content-1.jpg`
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+ - `beach-outro-1.jpg`
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+ ## Workflow Integration
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+ Typical video production workflow:
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+ ```
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+ 1. Research & Download (Browser → smart-downloads)
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+ 2. Move & Organize (move_images tool)
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+ 3. Reference in Planning (asset folders organized by section)
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+ 4. Video Editing (editor selects from assets/{section}/)
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+ 5. FliVideo (can reference assets from organized structure)
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+ 6. Publish (video with organized asset trail)
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+ ```
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+ ## Troubleshooting
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+ | Issue | Solution |
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+ | "Folder doesn't exist" | Create project folder first in video-projects/ |
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+ | "No images found" | Verify images exist in ~/Sync/smart-downloads/download-images/ |
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+ | "Permission denied" | Check folder permissions, verify external drive is mounted |
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+ | "Images not moved" | Check source folder path, verify .jpg extension |
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+ ## Tips & Tricks
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+ 1. **Use descriptive prefixes**: "city-skyline" is better than "img"
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+ 2. **Process in order**: intro → content → outro
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+ 3. **Batch similar images**: Download all for one section, move them together
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+ 4. **Check results**: Verify folder structure matches expectation
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+ 5. **Multiple images**: First move, then use for reference in video editing
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+ ## Example Workflow
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+ ```bash
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+ # Step 1: Download images (using browser, auto-saves to smart-downloads)
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+ # Images saved as image-001.jpg, image-002.jpg, etc.
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+ # Step 2: Organize for intro
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+ move_images -f appydave-b60 intro "opening-scene"
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+ # Step 3: Download more images, organize for content
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+ move_images -f appydave-b60 content "landscape"
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+ # Step 4: Download final images, organize for outro
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+ move_images -f appydave-b60 outro "sunset"
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+ # Result:
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+ # appydave-b60/assets/
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+ # ├── intro/
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+ # │ ├── opening-scene-intro-1.jpg
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+ # │ ├── opening-scene-intro-2.jpg
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+ # │ └── opening-scene-intro-3.jpg
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+ # ├── content/
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+ # │ ├── landscape-content-1.jpg
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+ # │ ├── landscape-content-2.jpg
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+ # │ └── landscape-content-3.jpg
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+ # └── outro/
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+ # ├── sunset-outro-1.jpg
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+ # └── sunset-outro-2.jpg
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ **Related Tools**:
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+ - `configuration` - Project folder setup
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+ - FliVideo - Uses organized assets in video production
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+ - Video editing software - Selects images from organized assets
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+ **Integration**: Part of AppyDave video production pipeline