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---
name: mediaproc
description: Process media files (video, audio, images) via a locked-down SSH container with ffmpeg, sox, and imagemagick. Use when the user wants to transcode video, process audio, manipulate images, or work with media files.
compatibility: Requires ssh and a running mediaproc instance. MEDIAPROC_HOST and MEDIAPROC_PORT env vars must be set.
metadata:
  author: psyb0t
  homepage: https://github.com/psyb0t/docker-mediaproc
---

# mediaproc

Locked-down media processing over SSH. Built on [lockbox](https://github.com/psyb0t/docker-lockbox) — no shell access, no injection, no bullshit.

For installation and deployment, see [references/setup.md](references/setup.md).

## Security model

mediaproc is **not** a general-purpose shell, and `scripts/mediaproc.sh` is **not**
arbitrary remote code execution even though it forwards a free-form-looking command
string. The instance runs inside a [lockbox](https://github.com/psyb0t/docker-lockbox)-
hardened container, and this skill only ever talks to an instance you (or your
operator) already run and trust:

- **Key-auth only** — SSH accepts public-key auth only (no passwords), connecting
  as a restricted user. There is no interactive shell and no PTY.
- **Server-side enforced allow-list, not documentation** — `scripts/mediaproc.sh`
  passes its argument through to the SSH channel as-is, but the *remote* lockbox
  dispatcher is what decides what runs, and it only ever executes the fixed set
  documented below: `ffmpeg`, `ffprobe`, `sox`, `soxi`, `convert`, `identify`,
  `magick`, plus lockbox's built-in, scoped file operations. This is an enforced
  allow-list on the server, not a client-side convention — the wrapper cannot be
  used to run anything outside that set. Any other command name is refused before
  execution; the remote never spawns a shell, so there is no shell-injection
  surface and no way to chain (`;`, `|`, `&&`, backticks, etc.) into a second
  command.
- **Work-dir confined** — every path resolves under the instance work directory
  (`/work`); traversal is blocked. The sandbox cannot read or write your host
  filesystem.
- **Consumer-only** — this skill moves files to/from a running instance and runs
  the whitelisted media tools on them. It never provisions, escalates, or installs
  anything on your machine (server setup is a separate, operator-side step — see
  setup.md).
- **You must still trust the configured host** — `MEDIAPROC_HOST`/`MEDIAPROC_PORT`
  point at a specific instance. The allow-list constrains *what* runs, not *where*;
  if `MEDIAPROC_HOST` is pointed at an instance you don't control, that operator
  still sees every file you `put`/`get` and every command you send. Only point
  this skill at a mediaproc instance you or a trusted operator run.

## SSH Wrapper

Use `scripts/mediaproc.sh` for all commands. It handles host, port, and host key acceptance via `MEDIAPROC_HOST` and `MEDIAPROC_PORT` env vars.

The `<command>` argument looks free-form but is not arbitrary execution: the
wrapper does no shell evaluation of it — it passes the whole string as a single
argument over the SSH channel — and it is the *remote* lockbox dispatcher that
enforces the allow-list from the Security model above, server-side, on every
invocation. There is no local or remote shell in the loop, so there's no
injection/chaining surface (`;`, `|`, `&&`, backticks, etc. are inert; the
dispatcher just refuses anything that isn't the fixed command name it expects).

```bash
scripts/mediaproc.sh <command> [args]
scripts/mediaproc.sh <command> < input_file
scripts/mediaproc.sh <command> > output_file
```

## Media Tools

| Command    | Description                                  |
| ---------- | -------------------------------------------- |
| `ffmpeg`   | Video/audio encoding, transcoding, filtering |
| `ffprobe`  | Media file analysis                          |
| `sox`      | Audio processing                             |
| `soxi`     | Audio file info                              |
| `convert`  | Image conversion/manipulation (ImageMagick)  |
| `identify` | Image file info (ImageMagick)                |
| `magick`   | ImageMagick CLI                              |

## Upload, Process, Download

```bash
# Upload
scripts/mediaproc.sh "put input.mp4" < input.mp4

# Transcode
scripts/mediaproc.sh "ffmpeg -i /work/input.mp4 -c:v libx264 /work/output.mp4"

# Download result
scripts/mediaproc.sh "get output.mp4" > output.mp4

# Clean up
scripts/mediaproc.sh "remove-file input.mp4"
scripts/mediaproc.sh "remove-file output.mp4"
```

## Video Operations

```bash
# Get video info as JSON
scripts/mediaproc.sh "ffprobe -v quiet -print_format json -show_format -show_streams /work/video.mp4"

# Apply frei0r glow effect
scripts/mediaproc.sh "ffmpeg -i /work/in.mp4 -vf frei0r=glow:0.5 /work/out.mp4"

# Extract audio from video
scripts/mediaproc.sh "ffmpeg -i /work/video.mp4 -vn -acodec libmp3lame /work/audio.mp3"

# Create thumbnail from video
scripts/mediaproc.sh "ffmpeg -i /work/video.mp4 -ss 00:00:05 -vframes 1 /work/thumb.jpg"
```

## Audio Operations

```bash
# Convert audio format
scripts/mediaproc.sh "sox /work/input.wav /work/output.mp3"

# Get audio info
scripts/mediaproc.sh "soxi /work/audio.wav"

# Normalize audio
scripts/mediaproc.sh "sox /work/input.wav /work/output.wav norm"
```

## Image Operations

```bash
# Resize image
scripts/mediaproc.sh "convert /work/input.png -resize 50% /work/output.png"

# Create thumbnail
scripts/mediaproc.sh "convert /work/input.jpg -thumbnail 200x200 /work/thumb.jpg"

# Get image info
scripts/mediaproc.sh "identify /work/image.png"
```

## File Operations

All paths relative to the work directory. Traversal blocked.

**Destructive.** `remove-file`, `remove-dir`, and `remove-dir-recursive`
permanently delete data in the remote work directory — there is no trash/undo.
`remove-dir-recursive` deletes an entire subtree in one call and is especially
dangerous. Only run these after explicit user confirmation of the exact path.

| Command                | Description                        |
| ---------------------- | ---------------------------------- |
| `put <path>`           | Upload file from stdin             |
| `get <path>`           | Download file to stdout            |
| `list-files [--json]`  | List directory                     |
| `remove-file <path>`   | Delete a file                      |
| `create-dir <path>`    | Create directory                   |
| `remove-dir <path>`    | Remove empty directory             |
| `remove-dir-recursive <path>` | Remove directory recursively |
| `move-file <src> <dst>`| Move or rename                     |
| `copy-file <src> <dst>`| Copy a file                        |
| `file-info <path>`     | Get file metadata as JSON          |
| `file-exists <path>`   | Check if file exists (true/false)  |
| `file-hash <path>`     | Get SHA256 hash                    |
| `disk-usage [path]`    | Get bytes used                     |
| `search-files <glob>`  | Glob search                        |
| `append-file <path>`   | Append stdin to a file             |

```bash
# List files
scripts/mediaproc.sh "list-files"

# List as JSON (size, modified, isDir, permissions)
scripts/mediaproc.sh "list-files --json"

# List subdirectory
scripts/mediaproc.sh "list-files project1"

# File operations
scripts/mediaproc.sh "create-dir project1"
scripts/mediaproc.sh "move-file old.mp4 new.mp4"
scripts/mediaproc.sh "copy-file input.mp4 backup.mp4"
scripts/mediaproc.sh "file-info video.mp4"
scripts/mediaproc.sh "file-exists video.mp4"
scripts/mediaproc.sh "file-hash video.mp4"
scripts/mediaproc.sh "search-files '*.mp4'"
scripts/mediaproc.sh "disk-usage"
scripts/mediaproc.sh "remove-dir-recursive project1"
```

## Plugins

- **frei0r** — Video effect plugins (used via `-vf frei0r=...`)
- **LADSPA** — Audio effect plugins: SWH, TAP, CMT (used via `-af ladspa=...`)
- **LV2** — Audio plugins (used via `-af lv2=...`)

## Fonts

2200+ fonts included covering emoji, CJK, Arabic, Thai, Indic, monospace, and more. Custom fonts can be mounted to `/usr/share/fonts/custom`.

name: mediaproc description: Process media files (video, audio, images) via a locked-down SSH container with ffmpeg, sox, and imagemagick. Use when the user wants to transcode video, process audio, manipulate images, or work with media files. compatibility: Requires ssh and a running mediaproc instance. MEDIAPROC_HOST and MEDIAPROC_PORT env vars must be set. metadata: author: psyb0t homepage: https://github.com/psyb0t/docker-mediaproc

mediaproc

Locked-down media processing over SSH. Built on lockbox — no shell access, no injection, no bullshit.

For installation and deployment, see references/setup.md.

Security model

mediaproc is not a general-purpose shell, and scripts/mediaproc.sh is not arbitrary remote code execution even though it forwards a free-form-looking command string. The instance runs inside a lockbox- hardened container, and this skill only ever talks to an instance you (or your operator) already run and trust:

Key-auth only — SSH accepts public-key auth only (no passwords), connecting as a restricted user. There is no interactive shell and no PTY.
Server-side enforced allow-list, not documentation — scripts/mediaproc.sh passes its argument through to the SSH channel as-is, but the remote lockbox dispatcher is what decides what runs, and it only ever executes the fixed set documented below: ffmpeg, ffprobe, sox, soxi, convert, identify, magick, plus lockbox's built-in, scoped file operations. This is an enforced allow-list on the server, not a client-side convention — the wrapper cannot be used to run anything outside that set. Any other command name is refused before execution; the remote never spawns a shell, so there is no shell-injection surface and no way to chain (;, |, &&, backticks, etc.) into a second command.
Work-dir confined — every path resolves under the instance work directory (/work); traversal is blocked. The sandbox cannot read or write your host filesystem.
Consumer-only — this skill moves files to/from a running instance and runs the whitelisted media tools on them. It never provisions, escalates, or installs anything on your machine (server setup is a separate, operator-side step — see setup.md).
You must still trust the configured host — MEDIAPROC_HOST/MEDIAPROC_PORT point at a specific instance. The allow-list constrains what runs, not where; if MEDIAPROC_HOST is pointed at an instance you don't control, that operator still sees every file you put/get and every command you send. Only point this skill at a mediaproc instance you or a trusted operator run.

SSH Wrapper

Use scripts/mediaproc.sh for all commands. It handles host, port, and host key acceptance via MEDIAPROC_HOST and MEDIAPROC_PORT env vars.

The <command> argument looks free-form but is not arbitrary execution: the wrapper does no shell evaluation of it — it passes the whole string as a single argument over the SSH channel — and it is the remote lockbox dispatcher that enforces the allow-list from the Security model above, server-side, on every invocation. There is no local or remote shell in the loop, so there's no injection/chaining surface (;, |, &&, backticks, etc. are inert; the dispatcher just refuses anything that isn't the fixed command name it expects).

scripts/mediaproc.sh <command> [args]
scripts/mediaproc.sh <command> < input_file
scripts/mediaproc.sh <command> > output_file

Media Tools

Command	Description
`ffmpeg`	Video/audio encoding, transcoding, filtering
`ffprobe`	Media file analysis
`sox`	Audio processing
`soxi`	Audio file info
`convert`	Image conversion/manipulation (ImageMagick)
`identify`	Image file info (ImageMagick)
`magick`	ImageMagick CLI

Upload, Process, Download

# Upload
scripts/mediaproc.sh "put input.mp4" < input.mp4

# Transcode
scripts/mediaproc.sh "ffmpeg -i /work/input.mp4 -c:v libx264 /work/output.mp4"

# Download result
scripts/mediaproc.sh "get output.mp4" > output.mp4

# Clean up
scripts/mediaproc.sh "remove-file input.mp4"
scripts/mediaproc.sh "remove-file output.mp4"

Video Operations

# Get video info as JSON
scripts/mediaproc.sh "ffprobe -v quiet -print_format json -show_format -show_streams /work/video.mp4"

# Apply frei0r glow effect
scripts/mediaproc.sh "ffmpeg -i /work/in.mp4 -vf frei0r=glow:0.5 /work/out.mp4"

# Extract audio from video
scripts/mediaproc.sh "ffmpeg -i /work/video.mp4 -vn -acodec libmp3lame /work/audio.mp3"

# Create thumbnail from video
scripts/mediaproc.sh "ffmpeg -i /work/video.mp4 -ss 00:00:05 -vframes 1 /work/thumb.jpg"

Audio Operations

# Convert audio format
scripts/mediaproc.sh "sox /work/input.wav /work/output.mp3"

# Get audio info
scripts/mediaproc.sh "soxi /work/audio.wav"

# Normalize audio
scripts/mediaproc.sh "sox /work/input.wav /work/output.wav norm"

Image Operations

# Resize image
scripts/mediaproc.sh "convert /work/input.png -resize 50% /work/output.png"

# Create thumbnail
scripts/mediaproc.sh "convert /work/input.jpg -thumbnail 200x200 /work/thumb.jpg"

# Get image info
scripts/mediaproc.sh "identify /work/image.png"

File Operations

All paths relative to the work directory. Traversal blocked.

Destructive. remove-file, remove-dir, and remove-dir-recursive permanently delete data in the remote work directory — there is no trash/undo. remove-dir-recursive deletes an entire subtree in one call and is especially dangerous. Only run these after explicit user confirmation of the exact path.

Command	Description
`put <path>`	Upload file from stdin
`get <path>`	Download file to stdout
`list-files [--json]`	List directory
`remove-file <path>`	Delete a file
`create-dir <path>`	Create directory
`remove-dir <path>`	Remove empty directory
`remove-dir-recursive <path>`	Remove directory recursively
`move-file <src> <dst>`	Move or rename
`copy-file <src> <dst>`	Copy a file
`file-info <path>`	Get file metadata as JSON
`file-exists <path>`	Check if file exists (true/false)
`file-hash <path>`	Get SHA256 hash
`disk-usage [path]`	Get bytes used
`search-files <glob>`	Glob search
`append-file <path>`	Append stdin to a file

# List files
scripts/mediaproc.sh "list-files"

# List as JSON (size, modified, isDir, permissions)
scripts/mediaproc.sh "list-files --json"

# List subdirectory
scripts/mediaproc.sh "list-files project1"

# File operations
scripts/mediaproc.sh "create-dir project1"
scripts/mediaproc.sh "move-file old.mp4 new.mp4"
scripts/mediaproc.sh "copy-file input.mp4 backup.mp4"
scripts/mediaproc.sh "file-info video.mp4"
scripts/mediaproc.sh "file-exists video.mp4"
scripts/mediaproc.sh "file-hash video.mp4"
scripts/mediaproc.sh "search-files '*.mp4'"
scripts/mediaproc.sh "disk-usage"
scripts/mediaproc.sh "remove-dir-recursive project1"

Plugins

frei0r — Video effect plugins (used via -vf frei0r=...)
LADSPA — Audio effect plugins: SWH, TAP, CMT (used via -af ladspa=...)
LV2 — Audio plugins (used via -af lv2=...)

Fonts

2200+ fonts included covering emoji, CJK, Arabic, Thai, Indic, monospace, and more. Custom fonts can be mounted to /usr/share/fonts/custom.