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Vozo Skills let you ask your AI agent to handle video localization in Vozo using natural language. They work through Vozo CLI, which is installed during setup and connects your agent to Vozo so it can create projects, check progress, and download finished files for you—without requiring you to learn or run any commands.

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What You Can Do

Vozo Skills support four core localization tasks:
  • AI Dubbing: Translate speech and create dubbed video or audio in another language.
  • Translate Subtitles: Create translated subtitles or replace subtitles already visible in a video.
  • Visual Translate: Translate on-screen text while preserving its visual presentation.
  • Lip Sync: Match mouth movements to new or translated audio.
You can also ask your agent to:
  • Process a local file, a folder of files, or a supported video URL
  • Create several language versions or process multiple files in a batch
  • Apply several Vozo tools as one workflow
  • Check project status and find existing projects
  • Export and download available videos, audio, and subtitle files

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Before You Start

You need:
  • A Vozo account
  • An AI agent that can use tools and files on your computer
Vozo Skills have been tested with Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Cursor, WorkBuddy, and Hermes. Other AI agents that can run local tools may also work.
Projects created through Vozo Skills use the same Vozo account and points system as projects created in the Vozo web app. Before creating a project, your agent shows the estimated points and asks you to confirm.

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Install Vozo Skills

The easiest way to get started is to copy the prompt below into your AI agent:
Your agent will run the setup and tell you if it needs permission to use local tools. During sign-in, Vozo opens a secure browser page. Complete the login there, then return to your agent so it can verify your account.
If you prefer to run the setup yourself, open a terminal and enter:
After installation, return to your AI agent and ask it to sign you in to Vozo.

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Create Your First Project

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Share your source

Give your agent a local file, a folder, or a supported video URL. Make sure the agent can access the source on your computer.
2

Describe the result you want

Name the target language and the tasks to include, such as dubbing, subtitles, on-screen text translation, or lip sync. You can also describe preferred terminology, tone, and where to save the finished files.
3

Review and confirm the plan

Check the source, target language, selected tasks, and estimated points. Confirm only when the plan matches your request.
4

Let your agent run the workflow

Your agent creates the project, checks its progress, and starts an export when one is required. You can continue asking for status updates while it works.
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Review or download the result

When processing is complete, your agent can download the available files to a location you choose. It can also give you a link to open the project in the Vozo web app.

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Prompt Examples

Use natural language and include the source, target language, and the result you want.

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Localize One Video

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Process a Folder

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Create Several Language Versions

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Collect Completed Work

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Review and Edit in Vozo

Projects created through Vozo Skills also appear in your Vozo account. Ask your agent to open a project when you want to review it in the Vozo web app. Vozo Skills currently focus on creating projects, checking progress, exporting results, and downloading files. To edit translations, change voices, redub content, or make other detailed changes, open the project in the Vozo web editor.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No. Copy the installation prompt into your AI agent, and it will check your computer and guide you through the setup. After that, you can use Vozo Skills with plain-language requests.
No. Vozo Skills help your agent run supported workflows and repetitive tasks. Use the web app when you want to visually review a project or edit its content in detail.
They appear in the same Vozo account you used during sign-in. You can ask your agent to find or open a project, or browse your projects in the Vozo web app.
The Vozo web app remembers the subtitle style and position you previously used. This information is stored locally in your browser, so your AI agent cannot access it when creating a project. Projects created through an agent therefore use the default subtitle style.If subtitle appearance matters, ask your agent to create the project, then open it in the Vozo web app. Review and adjust the subtitle style and position before manually exporting and downloading the video.
Some edits in the Vozo web app require additional processing, such as regenerating speech or adding subtitles. If you do not wait in the browser until processing finishes, the latest changes cannot be synced to your AI agent.Your agent may then treat the project as unchanged and download the previous version instead of exporting a new video. After editing, keep the project open in the web app and wait for processing to finish. Then ask your agent to check the project again, export the latest version, and download it.
Yes. Projects follow the same points rules as projects created in the Vozo web app. Your agent shows an estimate before creation and waits for your confirmation.
Last modified on July 23, 2026