twentythree-skills 1.3.3 → 1.3.5

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  {
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  "name": "twentythree-skills",
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- "version": "1.3.3",
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+ "version": "1.3.5",
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  "description": "AI agent skills for the TwentyThree CLI",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  "author": "TwentyThree",
package/skills/SKILL.md CHANGED
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  Full TwentyThree video platform CLI. Use when the user asks to upload or manage
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  videos, run webinars, query analytics, manage audiences, configure players,
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  create categories, manage tags, spots, thumbnails, webhooks, collectors, polls,
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- presentations, or any TwentyThree platform operation. Covers 238+ API commands
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- across 22 resource groups plus meta commands (auth, workspace, autocomplete, doctor).
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+ presentations, or any TwentyThree platform operation. Covers 241+ API commands
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+ across 23 resource groups plus meta commands (auth, workspace, autocomplete, doctor).
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  Every command supports --json for machine-readable output and --agent for
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  self-describing metadata (api_endpoint, auth_scope, output_shape, side_effects).
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  triggers:
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  # TwentyThree CLI
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- > Terminal access to the full TwentyThree video platform API — videos, webinars, analytics, audiences, and every related resource. 238+ commands across 22 resource groups.
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+ > Terminal access to the full TwentyThree video platform API — videos, webinars, analytics, audiences, and every related resource. 241+ commands across 23 resource groups.
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  >
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  > Always use `--json` in agentic contexts for structured output. Always run `twentythree <command> --agent` before calling an unfamiliar command to discover its flags, API endpoint, auth scope, and side effects.
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  ## Resource Index
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- All 22 resource groups. Every topic supports `--agent`, `--json`, and `--workspace`.
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+ All 23 resource groups. Every topic supports `--agent`, `--json`, and `--workspace`.
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  | Topic | Representative verbs | Use for |
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  |-------|---------------------|---------|
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  | `site` | `list`, `search` | Site-level operations |
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  | `openupload` | `list`, `create`, `delete` | Open upload tokens |
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  | `user` | `list`, `create`, `get`, `update`, `delete` | User management |
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+ | `seo` | `get`, `status`, `update` | SEO metadata management |
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  ## Meta Commands
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+ ### video section check-generate-available
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+ **Auth scope:** write **Side effects:** none **Output:** key-value
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+ Checks whether AI chapter generation is available for a given video. Returns `section_generation_available_p` (boolean). Requires both the workspace feature to be enabled and the video to have a transcript. Use this before calling `video section generate` to avoid errors.
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+ No required flags beyond the video ID positional argument.
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+ | Flag | Required | Default | Description |
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+ |------|----------|---------|-------------|
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+ | `--fields` | no | — | Comma-separated list of fields to return |
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+ ```bash
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+ # Check if AI chapter generation is available
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+ twentythree video section check-generate-available <id> --json
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+ # Example with a real ID
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+ twentythree video section check-generate-available 12345 --json
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+ # => { "data": { "section_generation_available_p": true } }
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+ ```
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+ ---
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  ### video section set-thumbnail
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  | `--live-date` | no | — | Schedule date/time (ISO 8601) |
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  | `--draft` | no | false | Set as draft |
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  | `--publish` | no | false | Publish the webinar |
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+ | `--webinar-design-id` | no | — | Assign a webinar design by ID |
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  # Create a basic upcoming webinar
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  | `--draft` | no | — | Set as draft |
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  | `--date` | yes | — | Schedule date/time for the new webinar (ISO 8601) |
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  # Schedule a repeat of a webinar