Resolve Download Deliver Media To Chat

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name: resolve-download-deliver-media-to-chat
description: "Unified skill for resolving, downloading, and delivering media (audio/video) to chat platforms. Integrates yt-dlp for resolution and handles Spotify metadata sync."
category: "Media"
author: community
version: "0.1.1"
icon: image
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# Media Orchestrator

This skill centralizes the logic for handling all media requests (audio, video, Spotify tracks) from chat platforms like WhatsApp and Telegram. It leverages `yt-dlp` for robust search and download capabilities from YouTube and performs Spotify metadata resolution for WebUI integration.

## ⚙️ How it Works

1.  **Resolution**: Upon receiving a media request, the orchestrator uses `yt-dlp`'s `ytsearch1:` functionality to find the highest quality match from YouTube.
2.  **Download**: The selected media (audio or video) is downloaded directly into the OpenClaw workspace.
3.  **Delivery**: The downloaded file is then dispatched to the requesting chat platform (WhatsApp/Telegram) using the `message` tool's `filePath` argument, ensuring silent delivery as per protocol.
4.  **Spotify Sync**: For Spotify-specific requests, the orchestrator resolves track metadata via Zero-Auth scraping (bypassing direct API holds) and persists this data as a JSON contract in the workspace, enabling synchronized playback in the OpenClaw WebUI.

## 📂 Workspace Paths

-   **Primary Workspace**: `/home/ky11rie/.openclaw/workspace/`
    -   Raw downloaded media files (.mp4, .mp3, etc.) reside here temporarily.
-   **Spotify Metadata**: `/home/ky11rie/.openclaw/workspace/media/spotify/`
    -   Stores Spotify track contracts (e.g., `track_id.json`) generated by the `spotify-surface` component.
-   **Skill Scripts**: `/home/ky11rie/.openclaw/workspace/skills/spotify-surface/scripts/`
    -   Contains the dedicated logic engine for Spotify integration.

## 🛠️ Commands

This skill acts as an underlying orchestrator, processing natural language requests.
Example intents it handles:
-   `send audio file song: [song name]`
-   `send video file mp4 480p: [video name]`
-   `play [spotify track or url]` (leveraging spotify-surface)