Update to Vidova

{
  "description": "Make a beat-synced edit with Vidova, the AI video editor. Use when someone asks for an edit cut hard to a song: a fan edit, a car or bike edit, a gaming, anime or movie montage, a phonk or hype edit. Vidova cuts, captions, animates, adds music and renders the video in the cloud.",
  "included_files": [],
  "name": "beat-sync-edit",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: beat-sync-edit\ndescription: \"Make a beat-synced edit with Vidova, the AI video editor. Use when someone asks for an edit cut hard to a song: a fan edit, a car or bike edit, a gaming, anime or movie montage, a phonk or hype edit. Vidova cuts, captions, animates, adds music and renders the video in the cloud.\"\nlicense: MIT\nmetadata:\n  vidova-guide: skills/beat-edit\n---\n\n# Beat-synced edit\n\nVidova edits this video on a real timeline and renders it in the cloud. The full guide for a beat-synced edit is on Vidova's server, so it is always current.\n\n## Steps\n\n1. Check that the Vidova tools are available (for example `get_active_project`). If they are not, follow the `vidova` skill to connect the Vidova MCP server.\n2. Call `read_docs` with id `skills/beat-edit`. Follow that guide for the whole edit.\n3. Put the person's footage in a project: `create_project`, then `upload_files`, `import_asset_url` or `begin_asset_upload`.\n4. Call `search_templates`. When one fits, use `read_template` and `apply_template`. Otherwise build the film with `patch_film`.\n5. Watch the result with `preview_timeline`. Call `check_film` on the whole film and fix what it lists.\n6. Call `render_video`, then give the person the project `url` and the finished video.\n"
}