Nvidia Image Gen

Generate and edit images using NVIDIA FLUX models. Use when user asks to generate images, create pictures, edit photos, or modify existing images with AI. Supports text-to-image generation and image editing with text prompts.

What to consider before installing: - Embedded API key: The script contains a hard-coded NVIDIA_API_KEY. This is risky — the key may be leaked, revoked, or tied to someone else's account and usage. Prefer a skill that requires you to supply your own API key instead of shipping one in code. If you proceed, replace the embedded key with your own NVIDIA_API_KEY (set in the environment) and remove the literal from the file. - Endpoint verification: The script posts images (base64) to ai.api.nvidia.com. That looks like an official endpoint, but confirm the endpoint and model names with NVIDIA documentation if you need strong assurance. - Data exposure: Any input image you pass will be uploaded to the remote API. Do not pass sensitive images (IDs, documents, private photos) unless you accept that they will be transmitted to the service. - Dependencies & runtime: The script uses Python and the 'requests' library but has no install instructions. Run it in a controlled environment (sandbox or VM) and inspect or run with a non-privileged account. - Replace or revoke keys: If you use the embedded key for testing, monitor usage and revoke it if you detect unexpected activity. Prefer using your own key tied to your account with appropriate quotas. - If you need higher assurance: ask the publisher for provenance (homepage, owner identity, or assurance that the embedded key is intentionally provided for demo/test and not linked to a live billing account). If provenance is not available, treat the skill as untrusted and run only in isolated environments.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: nvidia-image-gen Version: 1.0.0 The skill is designed to generate and edit images using NVIDIA FLUX models, which aligns with its stated purpose. It utilizes the `requests` library to interact with legitimate NVIDIA API endpoints (ai.api.nvidia.com) and performs necessary file operations (reading input images, writing output images). While an NVIDIA API key is hardcoded in `scripts/generate.py`, it is explicitly mentioned in `SKILL.md` as overridable by an environment variable and is for a public API, not a sensitive user secret. There is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, persistence mechanisms, or prompt injection attempts against the agent within the provided files.