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Analyze a video with Sonilo and get back a creative brief for scoring it — a time-aligned section plan plus one or more ready-to-use generation prompts, derived from the footage itself. Use when the user has a video that needs sound but nobody knows yet what it should sound like,
Analyze a video with Sonilo and get back a creative brief for scoring it — a time-aligned section plan plus one or more ready-to-use generation prompts, derived from the footage itself. Use when the user has a video that needs sound but nobody knows yet what it should sound like, or when a first generation missed and you need a better prompt rather than another reroll. Generates no audio and no video; the output is text you feed into video-to-music, video-to-sfx, or video-to-sound.
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Hand Sonilo a video and it returns a creative brief for scoring it: a
time-aligned segments plan (what each stretch of footage wants) plus one or
more variations, each a single ready-to-use generation prompt.
This skill generates nothing. No audio, no video, no file. Its whole output is text, and the text is the input to the next call.
Setup: See the setup-api-key skill to connect the Sonilo MCP server and authenticate —
sonilo login(no key) orSONILO_API_KEY.
⚠️ Cost: this is a paid call, even though nothing is generated. Billing has a 10-second floor and
variants_numis billed per brief, so 3 variations cost 3×. Only call it when the user has actually asked. Checkget_account_services(see the account skill) if you're unsure whether free-trial runs remain.
Use it when:
segments gives you the section boundaries the footage actually has.Do not use it when the user already told you what they want. If they said "tense synths, drop at the 20-second mark", go straight to video-to-music — analysis would just be an extra charge between them and their track.
Pick one at the start of the session and stay on it. Do not mix the two inside a single job, and do not announce the choice.
analyze_video and friends) — use them. This is the preferred path: it needs no shell, and it is the only one that survives a very long generation. If a call fails to authenticate — rather than failing on its inputs — this transport is not usable in this session: go to 2 instead of retrying it.sonilo account exits 0 — use the CLI commands below. Same API, same account, same credential file. Probe with sonilo account, not sonilo whoami: whoami exits 0 even when signed out, so it cannot tell the two states apart.api.sonilo.com with curl to work around it; both transports handle uploads, polling and retries that a bare request does not.analyze_video takes a local file only on the local server. The hosted
(OAuth plugin) server is URL-only: it exposes video_url and nothing else. If
the user's video is a local file and you are on the hosted server, use the CLI
or an SDK instead of trying video_path — it is not a parameter there.
analyze_video(
video_path="~/Desktop/trailer.mp4",
prompt="focus on the chase",
variants_num=2
)
Returns the brief inline as JSON. Nothing is saved to disk — unlike every other Sonilo tool, there is no output path, because there is no file.
On the hosted server, pass video_url instead of video_path.
pip install sonilo)from sonilo import Sonilo
client = Sonilo() # reads SONILO_API_KEY
brief = client.video_analysis.analyze(
video="trailer.mp4",
prompt="focus on the chase",
variants_num=2,
)
for segment in brief.segments:
print(f"{segment.start}-{segment.end}s [{segment.label}] {segment.prompt}")
# Feed a variation's prompt straight into a generation call.
score = client.video_to_music.generate(
video="trailer.mp4", prompt=brief.variations[0].prompt
)
score.save("score.m4a")
The method is analyze(), not generate(), and the result has no save() —
there is nothing to download.
npm install sonilo)import { SoniloClient } from "sonilo";
const client = new SoniloClient(); // reads SONILO_API_KEY
const brief = await client.videoAnalysis.analyze({
video: "./trailer.mp4",
prompt: "focus on the chase",
variantsNum: 2,
});
const score = await client.videoToMusic.generate({
video: "./trailer.mp4",
prompt: brief.variations![0]!.prompt,
});
segments and variations are both optional on the type — a processing or
failed poll carries neither — so guard with ?? [] rather than asserting.
npm install -g sonilo-cli or pip install sonilo-cli)sonilo video-analysis --video trailer.mp4 --prompt "focus on the chase" --variants 2
The brief goes to stdout as JSON, so it pipes:
sonilo video-analysis --video trailer.mp4 --output brief.json
sonilo video-to-music --video trailer.mp4 --prompt "$(jq -r '.variations[0].prompt' brief.json)"
--output is the only way this command writes a file, and it writes the brief,
not media.
curl -X POST "https://api.sonilo.com/v1/video-analysis" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $SONILO_API_KEY" \
-F "video=@trailer.mp4" \
-F "variants_num=2"
# -> 202 {"task_id": "...", "status": "processing"}
curl "https://api.sonilo.com/v1/tasks/<task_id>" -H "Authorization: Bearer $SONILO_API_KEY"
It is async: the POST returns a task_id, and the brief arrives on the task
poll. video_url works instead of an uploaded file — pass one or the other,
never both.
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
analyze_video(video_path? | video_url?, prompt?, variants_num?) | Analyze a video and return a creative brief for scoring it. Generates nothing and writes no file. video_path exists on the local server only — the hosted server is video_url-only. |
| Parameter | Type | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
video_path | string | — | Local server only. Absolute path, or relative to SONILO_MCP_BASE_PATH. Max 360s (6 min), subject to the account's upload-size cap. |
video_url | string | — | HTTP(S) URL to a video file. Exactly one of video_path/video_url. The only input the hosted server accepts. |
prompt | string | — | Optional guidance for the analysis, e.g. "focus on the chase". Max 2000 characters. Steers what the analysis pays attention to; it is not the generation prompt. |
variants_num | int | 1 | 1–5. How many independent briefs to author for the same video — different creative directions, not rewordings of one. Billed per brief, so 3 variations cost 3×. Confirm the number with the user before calling. |
{
"task_id": "…",
"status": "succeeded",
"segments": [
{"start": 0, "end": 12, "label": "intro", "prompt": "sparse piano, rising"},
{"start": 12, "end": 30, "label": "none", "prompt": "full strings, driving"}
],
"variations": [
{"prompt": "cinematic strings, 90bpm, building to a brass hit"},
{"prompt": "lo-fi hip hop, warm keys, steady throughout"}
]
}
variations[i].prompt is the payload: pass it verbatim as the prompt of video_to_music, video_to_sfx, video_to_sound, or their video-to-video counterparts. It is written to be used as-is — do not paraphrase it.segments are whole-second bounds with a per-stretch direction. label is one of the music section labels, or the string "none". Useful for reading the video's structure back to the user; note the music segments parameter takes {start, prompt, label} (no end) and the SFX one takes {start, end, prompt}, so a brief segment is not a drop-in for either — see the video-to-music and video-to-sfx skills for each shape.variants_num > 1, print the variations and let the user pick before spending on a generation. That is the whole point of paying for the analysis.prompt here tells the analyzer what to look at; the music prompt is what comes back. Passing "cinematic strings" as prompt narrows the analysis, it doesn't set the score.analyze_video is async: the backend accepts and charges the task, then a
worker runs it. If the call times out, the error message includes a task_id
and the brief is still coming. Call get_sfx_task(task_id) —
get_generation_task(task_id) on the hosted server — to retrieve it; see the
task-recovery skill. Because there is no file to download,
recovery hands back the brief itself, inline.
Do not re-run analyze_video after a timeout. That is a second charge for
a brief you already own.
Common errors: 401 invalid key, 402 insufficient balance / trial exhausted,
413 file too large, 422 invalid parameters (video over the 360 s cap, a
video with no video stream, variants_num outside 1–5), 429 rate limit. A
failed analysis carries error.code ANALYSIS_FAILED and is refunded. 503
means video analysis is temporarily disabled server-side — it is not a key or
balance problem and no retry loop will fix it. See the account
skill to check trial/usage before a call.
name: video-analysis description: Analyze a video with Sonilo and get back a creative brief for scoring it — a time-aligned section plan plus one or more ready-to-use generation prompts, derived from the footage itself. Use when the user has a video that needs sound but nobody knows yet what it should sound like, or when a first generation missed and you need a better prompt rather than another reroll. Generates no audio and no video; the output is text you feed into video-to-music, video-to-sfx, or video-to-sound. license: MIT compatibility: "Requires Sonilo through either transport — the MCP server connected, or the `sonilo` CLI installed and signed in — plus credentials: a `sonilo login` sign-in, the hosted OAuth plugin, or SONILO_API_KEY. See the setup-api-key skill." allowed-tools: Bash, Read, Write, mcp__sonilo__*
---
name: video-analysis
description: Analyze a video with Sonilo and get back a creative brief for scoring it — a time-aligned section plan plus one or more ready-to-use generation prompts, derived from the footage itself. Use when the user has a video that needs sound but nobody knows yet what it should sound like, or when a first generation missed and you need a better prompt rather than another reroll. Generates no audio and no video; the output is text you feed into video-to-music, video-to-sfx, or video-to-sound.
license: MIT
compatibility: "Requires Sonilo through either transport — the MCP server connected, or the `sonilo` CLI installed and signed in — plus credentials: a `sonilo login` sign-in, the hosted OAuth plugin, or SONILO_API_KEY. See the setup-api-key skill."
allowed-tools: Bash, Read, Write, mcp__sonilo__*
---
# Sonilo Video Analysis
Hand Sonilo a video and it returns a **creative brief** for scoring it: a
time-aligned `segments` plan (what each stretch of footage wants) plus one or
more `variations`, each a single ready-to-use generation prompt.
This skill **generates nothing**. No audio, no video, no file. Its whole
output is text, and the text is the input to the next call.
> **Setup:** See the [setup-api-key](../setup-api-key) skill to connect the Sonilo MCP server and authenticate — `sonilo login` (no key) or `SONILO_API_KEY`.
> ⚠️ **Cost:** this is a paid call, even though nothing is generated. Billing has a 10-second floor and `variants_num` is billed per brief, so 3 variations cost 3×. Only call it when the user has actually asked. Check `get_account_services` (see the [account](../account) skill) if you're unsure whether free-trial runs remain.
## When to reach for this
Use it when:
- **The user doesn't know what the video should sound like.** "Make this sound good" is not a prompt. Analyze first, show them the variations, let them pick.
- **A first generation missed.** A bad result usually means a bad brief, not a bad model. Analyzing beats rerolling: a reroll is a fresh charge on the same weak prompt.
- **The video has distinct sections** and you want them scored deliberately rather than as one continuous bed. `segments` gives you the section boundaries the footage actually has.
Do **not** use it when the user already told you what they want. If they said
"tense synths, drop at the 20-second mark", go straight to
[video-to-music](../video-to-music) — analysis would just be an extra charge
between them and their track.
## Transport: MCP or CLI
Pick one at the start of the session and stay on it. Do not mix the two inside
a single job, and do not announce the choice.
1. **Sonilo MCP tools visible in this session** (`analyze_video` and friends) — use them. This is the preferred path: it needs no shell, and it is the only one that survives a very long generation. If a call fails to authenticate — rather than failing on its inputs — this transport is not usable in this session: go to 2 instead of retrying it.
2. **No usable Sonilo MCP tools, but `sonilo account` exits 0** — use the CLI commands below. Same API, same account, same credential file. Probe with `sonilo account`, not `sonilo whoami`: whoami exits 0 even when signed out, so it cannot tell the two states apart.
3. **Neither** — stop and run the [setup-api-key](../setup-api-key) skill. Do not call `api.sonilo.com` with curl to work around it; both transports handle uploads, polling and retries that a bare request does not.
### One difference between the two MCP servers
`analyze_video` takes a **local file only on the local server**. The hosted
(OAuth plugin) server is URL-only: it exposes `video_url` and nothing else. If
the user's video is a local file and you are on the hosted server, use the CLI
or an SDK instead of trying `video_path` — it is not a parameter there.
## Quick Start
### MCP tool call (recommended)
```
analyze_video(
video_path="~/Desktop/trailer.mp4",
prompt="focus on the chase",
variants_num=2
)
```
Returns the brief inline as JSON. **Nothing is saved to disk** — unlike every
other Sonilo tool, there is no output path, because there is no file.
On the hosted server, pass `video_url` instead of `video_path`.
### Python (`pip install sonilo`)
```python
from sonilo import Sonilo
client = Sonilo() # reads SONILO_API_KEY
brief = client.video_analysis.analyze(
video="trailer.mp4",
prompt="focus on the chase",
variants_num=2,
)
for segment in brief.segments:
print(f"{segment.start}-{segment.end}s [{segment.label}] {segment.prompt}")
# Feed a variation's prompt straight into a generation call.
score = client.video_to_music.generate(
video="trailer.mp4", prompt=brief.variations[0].prompt
)
score.save("score.m4a")
```
The method is `analyze()`, not `generate()`, and the result has no `save()` —
there is nothing to download.
### JavaScript / TypeScript (`npm install sonilo`)
```ts
import { SoniloClient } from "sonilo";
const client = new SoniloClient(); // reads SONILO_API_KEY
const brief = await client.videoAnalysis.analyze({
video: "./trailer.mp4",
prompt: "focus on the chase",
variantsNum: 2,
});
const score = await client.videoToMusic.generate({
video: "./trailer.mp4",
prompt: brief.variations![0]!.prompt,
});
```
`segments` and `variations` are both optional on the type — a `processing` or
`failed` poll carries neither — so guard with `?? []` rather than asserting.
### CLI (`npm install -g sonilo-cli` or `pip install sonilo-cli`)
```bash
sonilo video-analysis --video trailer.mp4 --prompt "focus on the chase" --variants 2
```
The brief goes to **stdout as JSON**, so it pipes:
```bash
sonilo video-analysis --video trailer.mp4 --output brief.json
sonilo video-to-music --video trailer.mp4 --prompt "$(jq -r '.variations[0].prompt' brief.json)"
```
`--output` is the only way this command writes a file, and it writes the brief,
not media.
### cURL (raw REST API, no MCP host)
```bash
curl -X POST "https://api.sonilo.com/v1/video-analysis" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $SONILO_API_KEY" \
-F "video=@trailer.mp4" \
-F "variants_num=2"
# -> 202 {"task_id": "...", "status": "processing"}
curl "https://api.sonilo.com/v1/tasks/<task_id>" -H "Authorization: Bearer $SONILO_API_KEY"
```
It is async: the POST returns a `task_id`, and the brief arrives on the task
poll. `video_url` works instead of an uploaded file — pass one or the other,
never both.
## Tools
| Tool | Description |
|------|-------------|
| `analyze_video(video_path? \| video_url?, prompt?, variants_num?)` | Analyze a video and return a creative brief for scoring it. Generates nothing and writes no file. `video_path` exists on the local server only — the hosted server is `video_url`-only. |
## Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Default | Notes |
|-----------|------|---------|-------|
| `video_path` | string | — | Local server only. Absolute path, or relative to `SONILO_MCP_BASE_PATH`. Max **360s (6 min)**, subject to the account's upload-size cap. |
| `video_url` | string | — | HTTP(S) URL to a video file. Exactly one of `video_path`/`video_url`. The only input the hosted server accepts. |
| `prompt` | string | — | Optional guidance for the analysis, e.g. "focus on the chase". Max 2000 characters. Steers what the analysis pays attention to; it is not the generation prompt. |
| `variants_num` | int | `1` | 1–5. How many independent briefs to author for the same video — different creative directions, not rewordings of one. **Billed per brief**, so 3 variations cost 3×. Confirm the number with the user before calling. |
## What comes back
```json
{
"task_id": "…",
"status": "succeeded",
"segments": [
{"start": 0, "end": 12, "label": "intro", "prompt": "sparse piano, rising"},
{"start": 12, "end": 30, "label": "none", "prompt": "full strings, driving"}
],
"variations": [
{"prompt": "cinematic strings, 90bpm, building to a brass hit"},
{"prompt": "lo-fi hip hop, warm keys, steady throughout"}
]
}
```
- **`variations[i].prompt`** is the payload: pass it verbatim as the `prompt` of `video_to_music`, `video_to_sfx`, `video_to_sound`, or their video-to-video counterparts. It is written to be used as-is — do not paraphrase it.
- **`segments`** are whole-second bounds with a per-stretch direction. `label` is one of the music section labels, or the string `"none"`. Useful for reading the video's structure back to the user; note the **music** `segments` parameter takes `{start, prompt, label}` (no `end`) and the **SFX** one takes `{start, end, prompt}`, so a brief segment is not a drop-in for either — see the [video-to-music](../video-to-music) and [video-to-sfx](../video-to-sfx) skills for each shape.
## Workflow Tips
- **Show, then generate.** With `variants_num > 1`, print the variations and let the user pick before spending on a generation. That is the whole point of paying for the analysis.
- **The prompt parameter is not the music prompt.** `prompt` here tells the analyzer what to look at; the music prompt is what comes *back*. Passing "cinematic strings" as `prompt` narrows the analysis, it doesn't set the score.
- **Cheap relative to a wrong generation.** A 10-second billing floor plus one brief usually costs less than one rerolled video-to-video render — but say the price before calling either way.
- **Duration cap is 360s (6 min)**, the same as the music endpoints, above dubbing (300s) and the SFX/sound ones (180s). Lowered from 600s on 2026-08-20 — 600s was never real, since a shared 360s probe ceiling had always rejected longer sources first. A video can still be analyzable but too long to score with SFX or sound in one call.
- **Content restriction:** as everywhere in Sonilo, prompts cannot reference specific artists, bands, or copyrighted lyrics — and the returned variations will not either.
## Recovering a Timed-Out Call
`analyze_video` is async: the backend accepts and charges the task, then a
worker runs it. If the call times out, the error message includes a `task_id`
and the brief is still coming. Call `get_sfx_task(task_id)` —
`get_generation_task(task_id)` on the hosted server — to retrieve it; see the
[task-recovery](../task-recovery) skill. Because there is no file to download,
recovery hands back the brief itself, inline.
Do **not** re-run `analyze_video` after a timeout. That is a second charge for
a brief you already own.
## Error Handling
Common errors: `401` invalid key, `402` insufficient balance / trial exhausted,
`413` file too large, `422` invalid parameters (video over the 360 s cap, a
video with no video stream, `variants_num` outside 1–5), `429` rate limit. A
failed analysis carries `error.code` `ANALYSIS_FAILED` and is refunded. `503`
means video analysis is temporarily disabled server-side — it is not a key or
balance problem and no retry loop will fix it. See the [account](../account)
skill to check trial/usage before a call.
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