Product to Ads (Ad-Ready)

Generate professional advertising images from product URLs using the Ad-Ready pipeline on ComfyDeploy. Use when the user wants to create ads for any product by providing a URL, optionally with a brand profile (70+ brands) and funnel stage targeting. Supports model/talent integration, brand-aware creative direction, and multi-format output. Differs from Morpheus (manual fashion photography) — Ad-Ready is URL-driven, brand-intelligent, and funnel-stage aware.

Before installing, inspect the included scripts (scripts/generate.py) to see exactly what network calls, APIs, and filesystem paths are used. Confirm whether the skill requires API keys for Gemini/Imagen/ComfyDeploy or other services; the metadata currently declares none. Be wary that SKILL.md references reading ~/clawd/models-catalog and downloading product images/logos from arbitrary URLs — if you don't want local files exposed, do not grant filesystem access or run this skill in an isolated sandbox. Ask the publisher for a homepage/source-of-truth (the SKILL.md points at a GitHub repo but the registry lists 'source: unknown'). Consider requiring explicit user invocation only (set disableModelInvocation=true) until you can verify the code and credential needs. Finally, validate licensing/privacy implications of scraping product pages and using brand assets or model likenesses for ads.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: product-to-ads Version: 1.4.0 The skill is designed to generate advertising images by scraping product data, fetching brand assets, and interacting with the ComfyDeploy API. The `SKILL.md` instructs the AI agent to perform file system operations (e.g., `ls` to check for brand profiles, saving temporary images to `/tmp/`) and network requests (downloading product images and logos from specified domains like `logo.clearbit.com`, `img.logo.dev`, and product URLs). The `scripts/generate.py` script implements these actions using `httpx` and `beautifulsoup4`. All identified behaviors, including file access, network communication, and inter-skill calls (`brand-analyzer`), are directly aligned with the stated purpose of generating ads and lack any evidence of intentional harmful behavior, data exfiltration beyond what's necessary for the task, or unauthorized execution.