audio-looplisted

Use this skill whenever a user has an audio file (.wav/.mp3/.flac/etc.) that needs to loop as background on a website or web page — hero ambience, landing-page atmosphere, portfolio mood audio, ambient wind/rain/ocean/forest/breeze/pad beds, or any "play quietly behind the page while users read/scroll/interact" use case. Trigger on intents like making a clip loop without audible gaps or boundary artifacts on a site, fixing a click/tick/pop/bump at the loop boundary, fixing stereo bias or L/R imbalance on a web-bound ambient clip, normalizing loudness (LUFS) for web delivery, encoding a loop for web playback, or fading audio in on first user click/gesture — in any web framework (Next.js, Vue, Astro, Nuxt, plain HTML). The skill outputs a gapless FLAC plus a paste-in Web Audio snippet that unlocks on first interaction. Skip for general audio editing (cuts, mixing, effects), music/podcast mastering, or transcription.
coroboros/agent-skills · ★ 2 · Web & Frontend · score 81

Install: claude install-skill coroboros/agent-skills

# Audio Loop Produce a web-ready seamless audio loop from any source clip: auto-correct stereo balance, normalize loudness, encode lossless FLAC so `AudioBufferSourceNode{loop:true}` plays it sample-accurate and gapless, emit a drop-in Web Audio snippet that unlocks playback on the first user gesture. All ffmpeg work happens in `scripts/audio-loop.sh` — this skill validates the source, orchestrates the pipeline, and turns the script's summary into a report plus a ready-to-paste JS snippet. ## Parameters | Flag | Default | Description | |------|---------|-------------| | `-t <LUFS>` | `-28` | Integrated loudness target (ambient web default) | | `-v <0..1>` | `0.6` | Target volume baked into the emitted JS snippet | | `-o <dir>` | input dir | Output directory | | `-s` | off | Save to `~/.claude/output/{project}/audio-loop/{slug}/` | | `-S` | off | Force no-save | | `-B` | off | Disable stereo balance auto-correction | **Where each flag is handled.** `-t`, `-o`, and `-B` pass through to `scripts/audio-loop.sh`. `-v` is skill-only — the agent reads it from `$ARGUMENTS` and interpolates it into the `TARGET` constant of the emitted JS snippet; the script never sees it. `-s` / `-S` follow the repo save-mode convention — the agent translates `-s` into an `-o <save_path>` passed to the script, where `<save_path>` is `~/.claude/output/{project}/audio-loop/{slug}/` (`{project}` = kebab-cased basename of the git toplevel, else cwd; create it `$HOME`-expanded, report the fully-expand