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Answer Video Codec SDK and PyNvVideoCodec support questions without confusing an API response, a successful operation, and product documentation. Query the live target first, retain exact operation evidence separately, and publish the final product-support verdict from applicable NVIDIA documentation.
jetson-video-setup is an optional authority, not a
prerequisite. When it is supplied, authenticate and use it exactly. When it
is absent, this skill authenticates only the selected installed surface:
package-owned native sources and requested report targets, or the exact
invoking PyNvVideoCodec interpreter and wheel. It never installs, repairs,
scans for a venv, or imports setup code. A fresh environment artifact that
the agent obtains from setup's public read-only probe counts as supplied
evidence; it need not originate in the customer's prompt.jetson-video-setup. If that skill is not installed,
tell the user to install it. Never infer codec or product support from a
missing Python import or native build prerequisite.both.jetson-video-recipe, which owns recipe resolution, and
jetson-video-pipeline, which owns authenticated
encode-to-independent-decode execution.Resolve this skill from the installed skills root and set CAPABILITY_SKILL to
its canonical absolute path. Invoke each owning script directly under isolated
Python:
python3 -I "$CAPABILITY_SKILL/scripts/query_native_sample_reports.py" --help
python3 -I "$CAPABILITY_SKILL/scripts/query_encoder_caps.py" --help
python3 -I "$CAPABILITY_SKILL/scripts/query_decoder_caps.py" --help
python3 -I "$CAPABILITY_SKILL/scripts/validate_appenc_av1_ivf.py" --help
If an owning script is missing, stop with dependency_required. A setup
artifact is optional; a supplied one is never optional to validate. Do not copy
modules from another skill or add a fallback import path.
Capability queries and documentation reconciliation require no sibling when
the selected SDK prerequisites already exist. Use jetson-video-setup for
installation, repair, or one read-only readiness handoff when registered
PyNvVideoCodec authority is required; use jetson-video-recipe plus
jetson-video-pipeline for an exact requested operation, and
jetson-video-benchmark for requested throughput. Check the agent's installed
skill catalog before each such stage.
If the sibling is present, read its SKILL.md and invoke its documented public
entry point; pass artifacts as data and never import sibling code. If it is
absent, preserve every completed query result and say, using the actual names:
I can run <stage>, but it requires <skill>, which is not installed. Install <skill> and retry this stage. Never require a sibling for an unrequested or
optional refinement.
/dev/dri,
modesetting, display connectors), which this boundary does not cover. Apply
this boundary only when the request identifies Netflix, Widevine, PlayReady,
streaming-service protection, or otherwise clearly means content Digital
Rights Management; if the request says only “DRM” and the context does not
resolve which is meant, ask the user which before answering. A local
DRM-free MP4 shown on a display is likewise not a content-DRM request, and
its codec portion stays in scope.
Otherwise handle capability discovery, exact support questions, and
interpretation of saved capability evidence. Route package installation to
jetson-video-setup, recipe construction to jetson-video-recipe,
throughput measurement to jetson-video-benchmark, and multi-stage media
work to jetson-video-pipeline. Within a capability request, a genuinely
bare “video SDK” phrase with no product qualifier is ambiguous: ask whether
the customer means native Video Codec SDK, PyNvVideoCodec, or both, then
stop before probing either surface. Report-only intent or “probe the target”
does not authorize --runtime both.
A capability support/catalog request that names no SDK surface or product
phrase uses native-preferred fallback selection, whether it is broad, exact,
or a bounded subset. Select native when its route is eligible. Only when
native is ineligible, evaluate the PyNvVideoCodec candidate in the authority
order defined in step 3; select Py when that candidate is eligible. Do not
ask the user to choose merely because this fallback was used. When native is
selected, do not evaluate Py; if the response displays that unselected peer,
report it as with reason . If neither
route is eligible, preserve both typed reasons and provide the applicable
setup remediation. Serialize a successful fallback as an explicit
or request before applying the shared routing truth table. Carry that
resolved surface explicitly into any authorized downstream operation so the
operation controller does not reclassify it as . This capability-only
unnamed policy is not : only
explicit “auto”, “whichever”, “best available”, “choose for me”, or
equivalent wording that expressly delegates the SDK choice is genuine
; it is never . Naming Python or PyNvVideoCodec is explicit
. Naming Video Codec SDK, , , or is
explicit and never falls back.name: jetson-video-capability license: "Apache-2.0" description: >- Use when Jetson codec, profile, chroma, bit-depth, dimension, engine-count, or operational support must be reconciled using live SDK APIs, authenticated NVIDIA samples, and NVIDIA documentation. Also use for Jetson questions about Netflix, Widevine, or other DRM-protected streaming-service playback to apply the codec-scope boundary. metadata: author: "Vinit Bansal <vinitkumarb@nvidia.com>" tags: [jetson, video-codec-sdk, pynvvideocodec, nvenc, nvdec, capability] languages: [python] data-classification: public
--- name: jetson-video-capability license: "Apache-2.0" description: >- Use when Jetson codec, profile, chroma, bit-depth, dimension, engine-count, or operational support must be reconciled using live SDK APIs, authenticated NVIDIA samples, and NVIDIA documentation. Also use for Jetson questions about Netflix, Widevine, or other DRM-protected streaming-service playback to apply the codec-scope boundary. metadata: author: "Vinit Bansal <vinitkumarb@nvidia.com>" tags: [jetson, video-codec-sdk, pynvvideocodec, nvenc, nvdec, capability] languages: [python] data-classification: public --- # Jetson Video Capability ## Purpose Answer Video Codec SDK and PyNvVideoCodec support questions without confusing an API response, a successful operation, and product documentation. Query the live target first, retain exact operation evidence separately, and publish the final product-support verdict from applicable NVIDIA documentation. ## Prerequisites - Fresh evidence from `jetson-video-setup` is an optional authority, not a prerequisite. When it is supplied, authenticate and use it exactly. When it is absent, this skill authenticates only the selected installed surface: package-owned native sources and requested report targets, or the exact invoking PyNvVideoCodec interpreter and wheel. It never installs, repairs, scans for a venv, or imports setup code. A fresh environment artifact that the agent obtains from setup's public read-only probe counts as supplied evidence; it need not originate in the customer's prompt. - Run live queries on the target Jetson with direct GPU access. Do not claim current availability from an x86 host or a result copied from another target. - If selected-surface prerequisites are missing, stop without mutation and route that surface to `jetson-video-setup`. If that skill is not installed, tell the user to install it. Never infer codec or product support from a missing Python import or native build prerequisite. - Keep the installed native and Python surfaces independent. Query only the requested surface unless the user explicitly selects `both`. - Query execution requires this capability skill plus either valid supplied setup evidence or the selected local prerequisites described below. An exact operation check also requires `jetson-video-recipe`, which owns recipe resolution, and `jetson-video-pipeline`, which owns authenticated encode-to-independent-decode execution. - Before a bounded operation check, when setup is installed read its shared [video content policy](../jetson-video-setup/references/video-content.md). Query-only work is media-free; only the documented setup fixture is allowed for the capability-smoke exception. Setup is not required solely for this policy: without it, require one exact user-selected path or URL for any other operation, never substitute catalog or synthetic media, and preserve source URL, license, attribution, path, size, and SHA-256. Resolve this skill from the installed skills root and set `CAPABILITY_SKILL` to its canonical absolute path. Invoke each owning script directly under isolated Python: ```bash python3 -I "$CAPABILITY_SKILL/scripts/query_native_sample_reports.py" --help python3 -I "$CAPABILITY_SKILL/scripts/query_encoder_caps.py" --help python3 -I "$CAPABILITY_SKILL/scripts/query_decoder_caps.py" --help python3 -I "$CAPABILITY_SKILL/scripts/validate_appenc_av1_ivf.py" --help ``` If an owning script is missing, stop with `dependency_required`. A setup artifact is optional; a supplied one is never optional to validate. Do not copy modules from another skill or add a fallback import path. ## Compose requested sibling stages Capability queries and documentation reconciliation require no sibling when the selected SDK prerequisites already exist. Use `jetson-video-setup` for installation, repair, or one read-only readiness handoff when registered PyNvVideoCodec authority is required; use `jetson-video-recipe` plus `jetson-video-pipeline` for an exact requested operation, and `jetson-video-benchmark` for requested throughput. Check the agent's installed skill catalog before each such stage. If the sibling is present, read its `SKILL.md` and invoke its documented public entry point; pass artifacts as data and never import sibling code. If it is absent, preserve every completed query result and say, using the actual names: `I can run <stage>, but it requires <skill>, which is not installed. Install <skill> and retry this stage.` Never require a sibling for an unrequested or optional refinement. ## Instructions 1. **Classify the request first, before any target probe, capability query, or other workflow step.** For a request solely for objective quality metrics, including PSNR or SSIM, state only that this skill does not provide them and that a separately authorized quality workflow is required, then stop. Do not name or recommend an external tool, and do not offer to configure or run the comparison; do not request media, probe, install anything, or launch an operation. For a request solely about Netflix, Widevine, or other DRM-protected streaming-service playback, state only that this skill covers hardware encode/decode of user-supplied non-DRM bitstreams and does not cover, enable, or verify streaming-service or content-DRM playback. Do not claim whether the service will work; do not describe Jetson content-DRM certification; do not recommend or offer to install a browser, a content-DRM module (Widevine, PlayReady), a playback tool, a workaround, or a bypass; do not probe the target or launch an operation. NVDEC decode of supported user-supplied non-DRM bitstreams stays fully in scope for this skill and is never discouraged by this boundary, so you may say so. Then stop. A mixed request that also asks an in-scope codec question is not refused wholesale: answer the in-scope part normally and apply this boundary only to the streaming-service part. An unqualified “DRM” does not by itself mean content protection: on Jetson it commonly means the Linux Direct Rendering Manager (DRM/KMS, `/dev/dri`, modesetting, display connectors), which this boundary does not cover. Apply this boundary only when the request identifies Netflix, Widevine, PlayReady, streaming-service protection, or otherwise clearly means content Digital Rights Management; if the request says only “DRM” and the context does not resolve which is meant, ask the user which before answering. A local DRM-free MP4 shown on a display is likewise not a content-DRM request, and its codec portion stays in scope. Otherwise handle capability discovery, exact support questions, and interpretation of saved capability evidence. Route package installation to `jetson-video-setup`, recipe construction to `jetson-video-recipe`, throughput measurement to `jetson-video-benchmark`, and multi-stage media work to `jetson-video-pipeline`. Within a capability request, a genuinely bare “video SDK” phrase with no product qualifier is ambiguous: ask whether the customer means native Video Codec SDK, PyNvVideoCodec, or both, then stop before probing either surface. Report-only intent or “probe the target” does not authorize `--runtime both`. A capability support/catalog request that names no SDK surface or product phrase uses native-preferred fallback selection, whether it is broad, exact, or a bounded subset. Select native when its route is eligible. Only when native is ineligible, evaluate the PyNvVideoCodec candidate in the authority order defined in step 3; select Py when that candidate is eligible. Do not ask the user to choose merely because this fallback was used. When native is selected, do not evaluate Py; if the response displays that unselected peer, report it as `not_evaluated` with reason `surface_not_selected`. If neither route is eligible, preserve both typed reasons and provide the applicable setup remediation. Serialize a successful fallback as an explicit `native` or `pynvc` request before applying the shared routing truth table. Carry that resolved surface explicitly into any authorized downstream operation so the operation controller does not reclassify it as `auto`. This capability-only unnamed policy is not `auto`: only explicit “auto”, “whichever”, “best available”, “choose for me”, or equivalent wording that expressly delegates the SDK choice is genuine `auto`; it is never `both`. Naming Python or PyNvVideoCodec is explicit `pynvc`. Naming Video Codec SDK, `native`, `AppEncCuda`, or `AppDec` is explicit `native` and never falls back. 2. **Apply the authorization gate.** A discovery or report-only request is query-only. Query and reconcile documentation before deciding whether an operation is useful. A directly applicable documentation `No` is the final product verdict and ends the normal support/availability check without a codec operation; a request to “check live availability” or “operational support” does not by itself require an experiment that cannot change that verdict. Preserve conflicting raw inventory as diagnostic evidence. Run a bounded matching official operation only when documentation is supported or unknown and live availability is requested, or when the user separately and explicitly requests a diagnostic experiment despite the unsupported product verdict. Such an experiment never promotes product support. No package, repository, signing-key, or credential change is authorized. If an otherwise required operation controller is unavailable, report `not_tested` and the required next action rather than inventing live availability. 3. **Authenticate only the selected surface.** Use matching fresh setup evidence when the caller or the agent supplied it. A malformed, stale, or mismatched supplied artifact fails closed and never falls back. For an explicit `pynvc` or `both` request, a genuine `auto` candidate gate, or the unnamed fallback after native is ineligible, with neither setup evidence nor an exact interpreter, check the installed skill catalog. When `jetson-video-setup` is present, invoke its public read-only `probe_nvcodec.py` with `--runtime pynvc` for explicit `pynvc` or the unnamed fallback, or `--runtime both` for `both`/`auto`, and a fresh `--output`; never pass `--setup-candidate`. Inspect the fresh output before using it. A Py candidate is eligible only when the artifact has `mode=live`, the requested GPU, `pynvc.installed=true`, and `pynvc.identity.status=verified`. If routing selects Py, invoke this skill's Py query only under the artifact's lexical `pynvc.identity.interpreter` with `-I` and pass the raw artifact path through `--environment`. If setup is absent, use reason `setup_probe_unavailable`; if it reports an absent, stale, unreadable, invalid-binding, or launch-failure result, preserve that exact typed reason. For explicit `pynvc`/`both`, ask for the exact canonical absolute interpreter. For `auto`, report PyNvVideoCodec as `not_evaluated` with that reason and continue only an eligible native branch. For the unnamed fallback, preserve the typed Py reason beside the ineligible native reason and provide setup remediation; never silently return a native-only unavailable result while a healthy registered Py candidate exists. Never scan or guess. Otherwise use this skill's local query path: a fresh explicit native build workspace, or the exact PyNvVideoCodec interpreter invoking the query under `-I`. Missing prerequisites are `unknown`/`not_ready`; route them to setup and, if setup is absent, instruct its installation. 4. **Run the selected capability route.** Before invoking it, read the matching command and authentication contract in [native official-sample reports](ref
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Quality
68/100
Promising
Trust
59/100
Do not auto-install
Audit
75/100
Needs review
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not_evaluatedsurface_not_selectednativepynvcautoautoautobothpynvcnativeAppEncCudaAppDecnativeNo is the final
product verdict and ends the normal support/availability check without a
codec operation; a request to “check live availability” or “operational
support” does not by itself require an experiment that cannot change that
verdict. Preserve conflicting raw inventory as diagnostic evidence. Run a
bounded matching official operation only when documentation is supported or
unknown and live availability is requested, or when the user separately
and explicitly requests a diagnostic experiment despite the unsupported
product verdict. Such an experiment never promotes product support. No
package, repository, signing-key, or credential change is authorized. If an
otherwise required operation controller is unavailable, report not_tested
and the required next action rather than inventing live availability.pynvc or both request, a genuine auto candidate gate, or the
unnamed fallback after native is ineligible, with neither setup evidence nor
an exact interpreter, check the installed skill catalog. When
jetson-video-setup is present, invoke its public read-only
probe_nvcodec.py with --runtime pynvc for explicit pynvc or the unnamed
fallback, or --runtime both for both/auto, and a fresh --output;
never pass --setup-candidate. Inspect the fresh output before using it. A Py
candidate is eligible only when the artifact has mode=live, the requested
GPU, pynvc.installed=true, and pynvc.identity.status=verified. If
routing selects Py, invoke this skill's Py query only under the artifact's
lexical pynvc.identity.interpreter with -I and pass the raw artifact
path through --environment.
If setup is absent, use reason setup_probe_unavailable; if it reports an
absent, stale, unreadable, invalid-binding, or launch-failure result,
preserve that exact typed reason.
For explicit pynvc/both, ask for the exact canonical absolute
interpreter. For auto, report PyNvVideoCodec as not_evaluated with that
reason and continue only an eligible native branch. For the unnamed
fallback, preserve the typed Py reason beside the ineligible native reason
and provide setup remediation; never silently return a native-only
unavailable result while a healthy registered Py candidate exists. Never
scan or guess.
Otherwise use this skill's local query path: a fresh explicit native build
workspace, or the exact PyNvVideoCodec interpreter invoking the query under
-I.
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