Volcengine Image Studio

Practical image generation workflow for Volcengine/ARK-compatible APIs. Use when users need poster creation, text-to-image, reference-image generation, local...

This package appears to be a working image-generation script, but review these items before installing or running it: - Credentials: The script requires an API key, model, and endpoint (e.g., VOLCENGINE_API_KEY / VOLCENGINE_MODEL / VOLCENGINE_ENDPOINT). The registry metadata did not declare these — confirm you trust the skill and the endpoint before providing keys. Prefer using an isolated or ephemeral API key. - Local images are transmitted: When you pass local image paths the script base64-encodes them and sends them to the remote API. Do not use sensitive/private images unless you trust the target service. - Auto-downloads and filesystem writes: By default results are downloaded to your Desktop and the script may open Finder; set --download-dir to a safe location if you prefer. - Provenance inconsistencies: The manifest shows mismatched owner/slug identifiers; there is no homepage and the source is unknown. If you need higher assurance, ask the publisher for a canonical source or review the script locally before running. - Code review: The included script is short and uses only standard libraries; there is no evidence of remote install or obfuscated code. If you will run it, inspect generate_image.py yourself and consider running it in a controlled environment (container or VM) and avoid sharing production/unrelated credentials. If any of the above concerns worry you (especially transmitting local images or providing API keys), do not install or run the skill until you verify the endpoint and publisher.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: volcengine-image-studio Version: 0.1.1 The skill is a legitimate tool for generating images via Volcengine/ARK-compatible APIs. The core logic in `scripts/generate_image.py` handles prompt processing, local image base64 encoding for image-to-image tasks, and automatic downloading of results to the user's Desktop. It uses standard Python libraries and follows the instructions provided in `SKILL.md` without any evidence of data exfiltration, unauthorized execution, or malicious prompt injection.