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Actions
Tout ce que Sokko peut faire dans Shotstack
Chaque action Shotstack que Sokko peut exécuter. Demandez-en une en une phrase et c'est fait.
Create Template
Tool to create a new template for video editing. Use when you want to save a reusable timeline configuration as a template. Template changes do not retroactively affect past renders.
Create Template (v2)
Tool to save an Edit as a re-usable template. Templates can be retrieved and modified before rendering. Use when you want to create a template with merge fields for dynamic content.
Delete Ingested Media
Tool to delete an ingested media asset. Use when you've confirmed the ingest ID and need to remove the file from Shotstack storage.
Delete Template
Tool to delete a specific Shotstack template by its ID. Use when you need to remove a template permanently.
Delete Shotstack Workflow
Tool to delete a specific Shotstack workflow. Use when you need to permanently remove a workflow after confirming its ID.
Fetch Source
Tool to fetch a remote media file and store it as a source asset. Operation is asynchronous — poll SHOTSTACK_GET_INGEST_STATUS or SHOTSTACK_INSPECT_MEDIA until the asset is ready before passing it to SHOTSTACK_RENDER_VIDEO or other downstream tools. Use when you need to ingest a file before rendering.
Get Asset
Tool to fetch details of a hosted asset by its unique identifier. Use when you need to retrieve information about videos, images, audio files, thumbnails, or poster images hosted on Shotstack's CDN.
Get Assets by Render ID
Tool to retrieve hosted assets by render ID. Use when you need to fetch one or more files (video, thumbnail, poster image) generated by a specific render job.
Get Ingest Status (Deprecated)
DEPRECATED: Use SHOTSTACK_GET_SOURCE instead. Tool to retrieve the status and details of an ingested media asset. Poll until the asset status is 'ready' before using it in SHOTSTACK_RENDER_VIDEO; rendering against an unprocessed asset causes missing clips or failed renders.
Get Render Callback
Tool to retrieve the webhook/callback URL configuration for a specific render job. Returns only callback settings (URL, method, headers), not render status or output URLs — use a separate render-status check to obtain final results.
Get Render Status
Tool to retrieve the current status and details of a Shotstack render job by render ID. Use when polling a render until done or failed, typically after creating a render with SHOTSTACK_RENDER_VIDEO.
Get Source Details
Tool to fetch the details of a specific source asset. Use when you need to inspect a source after uploading, check its status, or diagnose ingest/render failures—such as unsupported codecs, corrupt files, or bad URLs—before retrying.
Get Template
Tool to retrieve details of a specific template. Use when you have the ID of an existing template and need its metadata.
Get Template By Version
Tool to retrieve a template by template id and API version. Use when you need to fetch template details from a specific Edit API version.
Get Upload URL
Tool to request a signed URL for direct file upload to Shotstack. Use when you need to upload a file to Shotstack storage. The response returns a signed URL that you use to upload the file using a PUT request with the binary file.
Inspect Media
Tool to inspect media metadata. Use before rendering to retrieve duration, resolution, frame rate, and format of an online media file — clip timecodes, trim points, and audio sync calculations depend on these values. Mixing assets without prior inspection can cause letterboxing, jitter, or audio sync issues in the final output.
List Sources
Tool to list all source assets. Use when you need to retrieve source entries with optional pagination.
List Sources (with Environment)
Tool to list all ingested source files with environment selection. Use when you need to retrieve sources from stage (sandbox) or v1 (production) environment with optional pagination.
List Templates
Tool to list all Shotstack templates for the account. Use after creating or updating templates to view your available templates.
List Templates with Environment
Tool to list all Shotstack templates for the specified environment. Use when you need to retrieve templates from a specific environment (stage or production).
Request Upload URL
Tool to request a signed URL for direct file upload. Use when you need to upload a file to Shotstack storage. The response returns a signed URL that expires in one hour.
Render Video
Tool to initiate a new video render job. Use when you have defined a timeline and output settings and want to start rendering.
Transfer Asset
Tool to transfer a file from any publicly available URL to one or more Serve API destinations. Use when you need to copy a file from an external source to Shotstack's hosting service or other configured destinations.
Update Template
Tool to update an existing template by its ID. Use when you need to modify a template's name or edit configuration. Both name and complete template definition must be provided.
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Que peux-tu faire avec Shotstack ?
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@mentionnez Sokko dans n'importe quel canal et c'est parti. Quelques minutes, pas un week-end.
Vos questions, nos réponses.
Sokko est un assistant IA qui vit dans votre Slack. Connectez vos applis, demandez ce dont vous avez besoin en langage courant, et Sokko s'occupe du travail à votre place.
Inscrivez-vous à Sokko, demandez à Sokko de se connecter à Shotstack, et approuvez la connexion quand on vous le demande. Ensuite, vous pouvez demander à Sokko d'agir dans Shotstack dès que vous en avez besoin.
Non. Il n'y a rien à créer ni à configurer. Vous demandez à Sokko dans Slack comme vous le demanderiez à un collègue, et Sokko s'occupe du reste.
Oui. Demandez une fois et dites à Sokko quand le répéter, par exemple chaque lundi à 9 h, et cela devient une routine qui tourne sans vous.
Lire et agir sur les données dans Shotstack, et déclencher des workflows quand quelque chose y change. Dites à Sokko le résultat que vous voulez et il s'occupe du reste.
Oui. Sokko se connecte à plus de 1 000 applis et à n'importe quel serveur MCP : vous pouvez donc confier des tâches qui couvrent Shotstack et le reste de votre stack en une seule demande.

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