Open WebUI: load Remotion skills in Open Terminal

Hamish explains how to install Remotion skills in an Open Terminal project and direct an AI assistant to use them. The walkthrough starts with downloading a skill ZIP or asking the assistant to clone its repository into the project directory. He then creates a folder named skills to hold the files.

The speaker describes two ways to load the instructions on demand: point the model to the folder in a chat message, or add its location to the system prompt in settings. His example message refers to a "dot skills" folder, while the earlier folder creation step uses skills. Viewers should keep that naming difference in mind when following the demonstration.

The tutorial also introduces Open WebUI's built-in task manager and scheduled automations. Hamish explains that an automation takes a model, a schedule, and instructions written as a prompt. He lists hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly intervals, then describes his own 9:30 morning workflow for researching neuromarketing and writing related skills.

For the Remotion example, he reports that the assistant loads the skills, scaffolds a project, builds its components, and renders a video. This is a workflow tutorial for local AI tooling; it does not specify model requirements, hardware, software versions, or whether the full process works offline.