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krillinai-pipeline

Use when validating or documenting a multi-stage KrillinAI CLI output plan; the current pipeline command supports dry-run planning only, not end-to-end execution.

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KrillinAI Pipeline

Use this skill to validate a requested stage plan. Run real work through the individual stage commands because non-dry-run pipeline execution returns unsupported_command.

Plan Validation

(cd "$KRILLINAI_CWD" && "$KRILLINAI_CLI" pipeline \
  --outputs "subtitle,tts,vertical-bilingual" \
  --dry-run)

Outputs Values

OutputStage
subtitleGenerate subtitle files
ttsGenerate dubbing
horizontal-bilingualRender landscape bilingual video
horizontal-dubbedRender landscape dubbed video
vertical-bilingualRender portrait bilingual video
vertical-dubbedRender portrait dubbed video
coverGenerate cover

The dry-run validates output names and returns a successful pipeline-stage JSON response. It does not execute stages or write a task manifest.

Execute The Plan

Map the validated outputs to subtitle, tts, render-horizontal, render-vertical, and cover. Run each required command independently and use the same absolute --workdir.

Recovery Strategy

  • If subtitle succeeds and render fails, rerun only render with the same --workdir.
  • If TTS fails, keep subtitle outputs and rerun tts after fixing provider config.
  • Read krillinai_manifest.json before rerunning to avoid repeating expensive work.

Verification

  • Require terminal JSON with "ok": true for dry-run validation.
  • For real work, confirm every independently executed stage succeeded.
  • Confirm manifest stages and requested output files, not just the plan response.
  • Inspect final requested media/cover files, not only intermediate outputs.
  • For shared CLI details, read skills/krillinai-cli/references/cli-contract.md.
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