krea-ai

What This Skill Does

The Krea AI skill provides a robust interface for interacting with the Krea.ai API, enabling users to generate high-fidelity images, cinematic videos, and professional-grade upscaled assets directly from the terminal. By integrating with OpenClaw, this skill streamlines the process of model selection, job monitoring, and multi-step creative pipelines. It supports an extensive library of models, including state-of-the-art architectures like Flux, Ideogram, Kling, and Veo. The skill is designed for efficiency, encouraging a 'draft-to-final' workflow that allows users to rapidly prototype visuals using cost-effective models before committing to high-end, premium upscaling or specialized model generations.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/albertsalgueda/krea

Ensure that you have uv installed, as all operations are executed via modular, environment-isolated scripts located in ~/.codex/skills/krea/scripts/.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for digital creators, developers, and designers who need programmatic access to AI visual generation. Use it to automate the creation of marketing assets, generate high-resolution textures for 3D environments using Topaz upscaling, create social media content through text-to-video, or manage complex workflows like combining generation and enhancement through the pipeline module. It is particularly useful when batch processing images or iterating on complex prompts that require consistency across multiple generations.

Example Prompts

1. "Generate a 1024x1024 image of a futuristic city skyline at night, use the flux model and save it as city_draft.png."
2. "Create a 5-second video of a cascading waterfall in a tropical forest using the kling-2.5 model."
3. "Upscale my file 'sketch.png' to 4K resolution using the topaz enhancer and save the result as high_res_final.png."

Tips & Limitations

Always use list_models.py before starting, as model endpoints change frequently. Do not hardcode model names from documentation, as the API registry is the source of truth. The cost of operations varies significantly by model; follow the draft-to-final workflow to monitor your CU usage effectively. Since scripts write directly to your local file system, ensure you execute commands from your desired output directory to maintain an organized workspace. Note that external API access is required, and your Krea API key must be correctly configured in your environment to ensure successful authentication.