Status: doc-verified ☑ — config matches the official OpenHands MCP docs; not executed here.
uvx --from "watch-skill[standard]" watch-skill doctoruvx fetches the package on first use and needs no checkout. Prefer a
permanent install? pipx install "watch-skill[standard]", then use
"command": "watch-skill", "args": ["serve"] in the config below.
From source instead (contributors)
git clone https://github.com/oxbshw/watch-skill && cd watch-skill
uv sync --extra all
uv run watch-skill doctorThen run watch-skill setup, which writes the config pointing at your
checkout rather than the published package.
OpenHands takes stdio MCP servers in config.toml under [mcp]
(or Settings → MCP in the UI):
[mcp]
stdio_servers = [
{name="watch-skill", command="uvx", args=["--from", "watch-skill[standard]", "watch-skill", "serve"]}
]OpenHands' docs recommend MCP proxies for production reliability; direct stdio is their documented path for local single-user setups, which is exactly what a local video index is.
- Start a conversation: "Watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqz-KE-bpKQ and tell me what happens at 0:10."
- Approve the
watch_videocall. - Follow up: "what color is the bird?" — should call
ask_video, no re-processing.
- OpenHands often runs the agent inside a sandboxed runtime. The index
lives under
~/.watch-skill/of whatever environment runs the server — if the runtime is ephemeral, mount that path or the memory resets with the sandbox.
