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Turns a published presentation into an MP4 you can upload. Use when asked to export, download, or render a presentation as a video, an mp4, a YouTube upload, a Short, a Reel, a TikTok, or a clip — including from a bisque.today watch link, a deck, or a slideshow.

  • Pipes a download into a shell

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    co-marketing

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    emails

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    Read the --json stream and report the stage in plain language: fetch is downloading, render is drawing frames (the long one), encoding, …

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    A private presentation can't be fetched by URL: If export says so, the presentation is not public or unlisted.

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 52 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

Video

bisque-video renders a published presentation to an MP4 on this Mac. Give it a watch URL and it fetches the presentation, its narration and its images, draws every frame with the real player, and writes a file.

Anything with a watch URL can become a video — the user's own presentations and anyone else's public ones.

1. Check the machine

~/.bisque/bin/bisque-video doctor

It prints the ffmpeg it will encode with, where the player bundle is, and whether both are usable. Fix whatever it reports:

No bisque-video. It lives at ~/.bisque/bin/bisque-video, which is usually not on PATH — never probe with command -v. Tell the user you are about to download it (~15 MB) and what it is, then:

curl -fsSL https://download.bisque.today/bisque-video/install.sh | sh

macOS only, Apple Silicon or Intel. On Linux or Windows, say so plainly and offer the watch URL instead — the presentation plays in any browser.

No ffmpeg. doctor --fix downloads one (~12 MB, into ~/.bisque/ffmpeg/). Say what it is doing before you run it. A Homebrew ffmpeg already on the Mac is used as-is and nothing is downloaded.

2. Render

~/.bisque/bin/bisque-video export https://bisque.today/p/siderakis/this-week-in-bun

The presentation argument takes any of these:

FormExample
Watch URLhttps://bisque.today/p/nick/q3-review
Channel and slugnick/q3-review
A local presentation./presentations/q3-review
A packed presentationq3-review.presentation

Useful flags:

  • --preset short — 1080×1920 for Shorts, Reels and TikTok. square is 1080×1080; the default long is 1920×1080. Run bisque-video presets for the list.
  • -o path.mp4 — where to write it. Defaults to <slug>.mp4 in the current directory, or <slug>-short.mp4 for a non-default preset.
  • --json — newline-delimited JSON progress on stdout. Use this when you run it, so you can report real progress instead of watching a blank terminal. Every line has event and stage; the last line is done or error.
  • --fps, --width, --height, --crf — only when the user asks for something specific.

3. While it runs

Rendering takes about as long as the presentation is long, sometimes more — every frame is drawn and snapshotted individually. A four-minute presentation is a several-minute render. Start it in the background and tell the user the estimate up front rather than letting a silent terminal look like a hang.

Read the --json stream and report the stage in plain language: fetch is downloading, render is drawing frames (the long one), encoding, audio and muxing are the short tail.

4. Hand over the file

Say where the file is and how big it is. If the user asked for it to go somewhere — YouTube, a Slack message, a folder — do that next.

Rules

  • Absolute path. ~/.bisque/bin/bisque-video. command -v reports "missing" on machines where it is installed.
  • A private presentation can't be fetched by URL. If export says so, the presentation is not public or unlisted. Offer to make it unlisted. Don't try to work around it.
  • Never re-narrate to make a video. The audio is already published; this downloads it. If the user wants different narration, that's /present republishing the presentation, and the video is rendered after.
  • Don't render a presentation the user didn't ask about. A channel URL lists many; ask which one.

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