company templateUpdated: Sep 30, 2026Built on Naive Clipping v1

Gaming Clips Channel

Gaming Clips Channel is a template that builds an agent team that manages an entire social media account for you, finding the best moments in the streams you pick and cutting them into clips. This lets you post the clutch plays and streamer reactions getting big views right now.

It uses the same agent team, schedule and setup questions as Naive Clipping v1, and every agent also gets the naive/channel-template-gaming-clips skill for this niche.

By naïve·media/gaming-clips v2.1.3

YouTubeTikTokInstagram
5,240Clipping Channel Benchmeasured on Naive Clipping v1
5Agentsprovisioned on deploy
0Apps
15Runs / weekunattended · 3 timers

What it is

You pick the streams and channels to clip from, which must be ones you own or have permission to clip, and how often to post. The agent team checks those channels for new streams, picks the clutch plays, fails and reactions that make sense without context, cuts each one into a vertical clip with the streamer's facecam kept in frame, and writes the caption, title and hashtags. Each clip waits for your approval before it posts, and the team reports which clips did best.

  • It only clips from streams you own or have permission to clip. If the rights are unclear, it skips the clip.

  • It keeps the streamer's facecam in frame when it crops to vertical.

  • A few clips per stream, each one moment, 15 to 60 seconds, with the hook in the first seconds.

  • Every clip waits in your review queue with its caption written. Nothing posts until you approve it.

Ideal for Streamers, their editors and clip pages that want clips posted across several accounts without cutting them by hand.

Connects to

  • YouTube
  • TikTok
  • Instagram

The week it runs

media/gaming-clips · v2.1.3 · published Oct 1, 2026

3 timers are provisioned with this template — 15 unattended runs a week. Each fire opens a session with the message excerpted below and spends against its own cap, which the studio prints before you deploy.

  • 06:00every day at 06:00scout0 6 * * *America/New_York

    Watch the references. Read project_context, the newest weekly report card and the Cut cards already on the board (board_read). Check each named reference…

  • 07:30every Monday at 07:30analyst30 7 * * 1America/New_York

    Write the weekly report. Read project_context, the Publish cards closed in the last seven days (board_read, status done) for their post ids, and their numbers…

  • 09:05every day at 09:05analyst5 9 * * *America/New_York

    Daily performance check. If social.post_metrics is not offered, no account is connected yet: say so in one line and stop — never request_tools for a social…

The Agent Team

read from the media release

The 5 agents naive up provisions into your organization — the role each holds, the tools it is allowed, the skills it was taught, the timers it owns and the first thing it is told. An agent marked required cannot be left out of an install; the rest are yours to decline.

  • channel-manager

    Channel leadrequired

    Runs the channel: publishes each finished piece on the cadence you chose — every post waits for your approval — and reads the weekly report.

    toolsask_operatorboard_readboard_writebrowser… 12 more tools

    skillsnaive/caption-writingnaive/channel-template-gaming-clips

    No timer — works when you ask it to.

    anthropic/claude-sonnet-5

  • clipper

    Clip production

    Cuts each moment the scout picked into one vertical clip and hands it to the caption editor. Never cuts from a channel the context does not name.

    toolsask_operatorboard_readboard_writebrowser… 9 more tools

    skillsnaive/clip-selectionnaive/channel-template-gaming-clips

    No timer — works when you ask it to.

    anthropic/claude-sonnet-5

  • scout

    Source watch

    Watches the named reference channels for new episodes and starts each moment worth cutting as a Cut card, with the reasoning.

    toolsask_operatorboard_readboard_writebrowser… 8 more tools

    skillsnaive/clip-selectionnaive/channel-template-gaming-clips

    1 timer·06:00

    anthropic/claude-sonnet-5

  • caption-editor

    Captions & titles

    Writes the title, caption and hashtags on every clip, credits the original creator, and hands it to the channel manager to publish.

    toolsask_operatorboard_readboard_writebrowser… 8 more tools

    skillsnaive/caption-writingnaive/channel-template-gaming-clips

    No timer — works when you ask it to.

    anthropic/claude-sonnet-5

  • analyst

    Performance

    Records every post's numbers daily and reports weekly, by source and by clip, on what to cut more and less of.

    toolsask_operatorboard_readboard_writebrowser… 8 more tools

    skillsnaive/channel-reportnaive/channel-template-gaming-clips

    2 timers·07:3009:05

    anthropic/claude-sonnet-5

You will be asked

read from the media release

Answered in the studio before anything is provisioned, and read by every agent before it acts. Configuration only — a secret is a vault credential or an app secret, never an answer. You can change the answers later.

  • 01

    Channels to cut from

    The crew cuts from these and nowhere else.

    Channel or playlist URLs, one per line

  • 02

    Who sees a new YouTube video?

    YouTube only. Left blank, videos go up unlisted, so you can check one before anyone finds it.

    UnlistedPublicPrivate
  • 03

    Posting cadence

    daily3× a weekweekly

Skills

read from the media release

The procedures the agent team loads before it works — what to read first, what to file where, what never to do. naive/ names the platform's own catalogue, which the studio's Skills screen carries; a bare slug is a skill the template ships itself.

naive/caption-writingnaive/channel-template-gaming-clipsnaive/clip-selectionnaive/channel-report

What stays yours

The same three rules across every template. They are the blueprint's, not the agents' — an agent cannot widen them.

  • Nothing publishes itself

    Every tool that acts outside your organization — a post, an email, a reply — is granted ask, not allow. The call parks the session with its arguments in front of you and waits. Approval is a person, every time.

  • A budget it cannot raise

    A daily cap per agent and a cap per task, declared in the template and enforced by the platform. A run that would exceed its cap stops rather than spends.

  • Denied by default

    An agent is offered the tools its template names and nothing else. Everything it was not granted is denied by name — the shell included, which is also why a content agent never provisions a machine it would not use.

What it ships

v2.1.3

A template is a repo: the apps below, their server, and a naive.config.ts declaring the agent team. Clone it, bind it to your organization, bring it up.

  1. $ naive template media --template gaming-clips# clone the blueprint repo
  2. $ naive claim --key sk_...# bind the clone to your organization
  3. $ naive up# provision the apps, the agents, their budgets
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The number

This template has not been measured on its own yet. This is the number for Naive Clipping v1, which runs the same agent team, measured on live accounts against a control group.

Launch Gaming Clips Channel

5 agents, 0 apps, a budget. One command.