image-gen

What This Skill Does

The image-gen skill for OpenClaw is a powerful generative AI tool that allows users to create high-quality, custom images directly within their chat environment. By leveraging the Labnana API, it converts text-based natural language prompts into visual content, such as illustrations, concept art, or cover images. The skill is designed to handle user requests intelligently, offering prompt enrichment for short descriptions and adhering to a strict confirmation workflow to ensure users are satisfied with their parameter choices before triggering an expensive or resource-intensive generation process.

Installation

To integrate this capability into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/0xfango/marswave-image-gen

Use Cases

• Creative Content: Generate unique illustrations for blog posts, social media headers, or creative projects.
• Concept Visualization: Quickly render visual ideas for product design, architecture, or storyboarding.
• Asset Creation: Build custom placeholders, icons, or decorative elements for documents and presentations.
• Inspiration: Use the tool to generate mood boards or stylistic references to spark new creative directions.

Example Prompts

1. "画一张充满赛博朋克风格的未来城市，霓虹灯闪烁且下着雨。"
2. "Generate an image of a tranquil mountain lake during sunset, realistic style."
3. "需要一张关于人工智能的配图，要求简洁且具有科技感。"

Tips & Limitations

• Prompt Quality: While the model handles short prompts well, providing specific details about style, lighting, mood, and composition will yield significantly better results.
• Multi-step Interaction: This skill employs a hard-gate mechanism. Always follow the prompts provided by the AskUserQuestion tool; the API will not execute until you have confirmed the final configuration and parameters.
• Error Handling: Ensure you have configured your API keys correctly according to shared/authentication.md to avoid failed requests. The system defaults to saving outputs in .listenhub/image-gen/, so ensure your environment has appropriate write permissions in this directory.