muapi-media-generation

What This Skill Does

The muapi-media-generation skill is a powerful command-line interface that bridges your terminal directly to MuAPI's expansive network of over 100 state-of-the-art generative AI models. Whether you need to generate high-fidelity images using Flux, create cinematic videos via Kling 3.0, or compose audio tracks with Suno V5, this skill abstracts the complex API request process into simple, standardized shell scripts. By leveraging a schema-driven approach, the skill ensures that your media generation workflows are predictable, scalable, and easy to integrate into larger automation pipelines. It is designed for developers, digital artists, and power users who want to treat creative output as code.

Installation

To install the skill, execute the following command in your OpenClaw terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/anil-matcha/muapi-media. Before running, ensure you have set your MUAPI_KEY environment variable through the core/platform/setup.sh script. You will also need to ensure that curl, jq, and python3 are installed on your system, as these are the foundational tools used to parse JSON and manage network communication with the MuAPI servers.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for rapid prototyping of creative assets, generating placeholder media for web development, and automating content production at scale. Content creators can use it to batch-process image-to-video animations, while developers can utilize the upload.sh utility to sync generated assets directly to a CDN for immediate application use. It removes the need for browser-based UI, allowing for faster iteration through terminal command history.

Example Prompts

1. "Use the muapi-media skill to generate a 4k image of a futuristic cyberpunk city with neon lights using the flux-dev model and display the result immediately."
2. "I need a video animation for my social media banner; take this image link [URL] and animate it into a slow camera pan using the kling-pro model."
3. "Create a 30-second background music track for a documentary about the ocean, using a calm and ambient lo-fi style with the Suno V5 engine."

Tips & Limitations

For the best results, always utilize the --json flag when you need to programmatically ingest the API response for further processing. Note that complex video generation can be time-consuming; use the --async flag to prevent your terminal from locking up during long-running tasks. Keep in mind that performance is subject to your network stability and the current traffic load on the MuAPI endpoints. Ensure your MUAPI_KEY has the necessary permissions for the models you intend to use to avoid unexpected authentication errors during execution.