Jimeng Image Skill Openclaw
by @gkhcsc
Generate images from text prompts using the Jimeng API with customizable size, scale, seed, and output path via Python scripts.
clawhub install jimeng-image-skill-openclawš About This Skill
name: "Jimeng-Image"
description: "Use Python to send an image prompt to the Jimeng API and retrieve the generated image from the response when user says "generate image ..."
Jimeng-Image
When to use this skill
Use this skill when user express "You need generate a image".
How to use this skill
1. You need putAccess Key and Secret Key via either environment variable: Jimeng_Secret_Key and Jimeng_Access_Key=..., or~/.openclaw/.env line: Jimeng_Secret_Key=... and Jimeng_Access_Key=... on your environment variable.
2. You need to execute scripts/main.py 3. When the response is arrive, the script will save the png file on ~/.openclaw/workspace/images. (The script will create images dir if the images dir is not exist) 4. Finally, you need send the new image to user by same channel,such as qqbot etc. from ~/.openclaw/workspace/images
Requirement
If not exits ,you need pip it.
Tips:
Command example
user:
ā i need a image by prompt:"A girl in an anime style"
You:
ā Run from the OpenClaw workspace:
python3 {baseDir}/scripts/main.py --prompt "A girl in an anime style"
user:
ā i need a image by prompt:"A girl in an anime style and width is 512 and height is 512"
You:
ā Run from the OpenClaw workspace:
python3 {baseDir}/scripts/main.py --prompt "A girl in an anime style" --width "512" --height "512"
The Script command line parameter
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| --prompt | str | 'none' | Path of the prompt file |
| --output_path | str | '~/.openclaw/workspace/images' | The saving path of the output file |
| --use_pre_llm | bool | False | Whether to use a pre-trained language model |
| --seed | int | -1 | Random seed ( -1 indicates random ) |
| --scale | float | 1.0 | The scaling ratio of the output image |
| --width | int | 1920 | The width (in pixels) of the output image |
| --height | int | 1080 | The height (in pixels) of the output image |