Veed Fabric

Generate talking head videos from a photo using VEED Fabric 1.0. Triggers on mentions of "veed", "fabric", or "talking video". Turns a headshot + audio or te...

What to check before installing or using this skill: - Metadata mismatch: the skill requires an FAL_KEY at runtime, but the registry metadata does not declare it. Don't assume the skill will work without setting FAL_KEY — and don't paste your key into chat. Set FAL_KEY in your environment as instructed. - Public uploads: local images and audio will be uploaded to fal.ai's CDN and become publicly accessible URLs. Do not use sensitive photos (IDs, private documents, or private people) unless you are comfortable they will be hosted publicly. Test with non-sensitive images first. - Credential scope: use a dedicated fal.ai API key you can revoke, and check whether fal.ai supports scoped/restricted keys. Avoid using long‑lived or high‑privilege keys from other projects. - Binaries assumed: the instructions rely on curl, jq, file, mkdir, date, and shell behavior. Ensure those tools exist in the runtime environment or the commands will fail. The skill metadata does not list these dependencies — ask the publisher to declare them explicitly. - Endpoints and URLs: the rule files reference rest.fal.ai, v3.fal.media, queue.fal.run and other fal domains. Confirm these endpoints match official fal.ai docs and that you trust fal.ai for hosting content. - Costs & privacy: the spec shows per‑second pricing. Make sure you understand cost implications (fast vs standard, resolution choices) before generating long videos. Uploaded media and generated videos will be stored on fal.ai hosts — review fal.ai's privacy/storage terms if this matters. - Publisher provenance: the skill's owner and homepage are not clearly identifiable. If you rely on this in production, ask for a verified publisher, source repo, or review the skill source on a trusted site. If you decide to use it: create a dedicated, revocable FAL_KEY, test with throwaway content, verify the upload and download flows in a safe environment, and ask the publisher to update the registry metadata to declare FAL_KEY and any required CLI tools.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: veed-skill Version: 0.1.0 The skill provides a legitimate interface for generating talking-head videos using the VEED Fabric 1.0 API via fal.ai. It implements a standard workflow for uploading local media to the fal.ai CDN (rules/file-upload.md), submitting asynchronous generation tasks (rules/lip-sync.md, rules/text-to-video.md), and polling for results (rules/queue.md). All network requests are directed to official fal.ai endpoints (rest.fal.ai, queue.fal.run), and the skill includes proper security guidance by instructing the agent never to ask for API keys inline.