remorses/egaki
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AI image and video generation CLI. Use this skill to install egaki, configure auth, run help commands, and generate images or videos with provider keys or an Egaki subscription.
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add remorses/kimaki egakiInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
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egaki
Generate AI images and videos from the terminal. Use this for text-to-image, image editing, mask-based edits, text-to-video, image-to-video, and model discovery.
Install
pnpm add -g egaki
Always check help first
Run the full help output before using commands:
egaki --help
Do not truncate help output with head.
For subcommand details: egaki <command> --help (e.g. egaki image --help, egaki video --help, egaki login --help)
Auth options
You can authenticate in two ways:
- Egaki subscription key (recommended — all models, one key)
- Provider API keys (Google, OpenAI, Fal, Replicate) via
egaki login
If using Egaki subscription, set it up first with egaki subscribe, then store
the key with egaki login --provider egaki --key egaki_....
Login behavior for remote agents
When login requires a URL flow, run login in the background and send the login URL to the user so they can complete auth interactively.
Example commands
# configure key interactively
egaki login
# show login status
egaki login --show
# subscribe to Egaki for all supported models
egaki subscribe
# check subscription usage
egaki usage
# generate an image
egaki image "a watercolor fox reading a map" -o fox.png
# select a model explicitly
egaki image "isometric floating city, soft colors" -m imagen-4.0-generate-001 -o city.png
# edit an existing image (local file or URL)
egaki image "add a red scarf and make it winter" --input portrait.jpg -o portrait-winter.png
egaki image "turn this into a manga panel" --input https://example.com/photo.jpg -o manga.png
# inpainting with a mask
egaki image "replace the sky with a dramatic sunset" --input scene.png --mask mask.png -o scene-sunset.png
# generate a video — use a 5 minute timeout, video generation is slow
egaki video "a paper boat drifting on a calm lake at sunrise" -o boat.mp4
# generate a video with a specific model
egaki video "timelapse of a stormy sea, cinematic" -m google/veo-3.1-fast-generate-001 --duration 6 -o storm.mp4
# cheap video model
egaki video "a cat walking on a rooftop at night" -m klingai/kling-v2.5-turbo-t2v --duration 5 -o cat.mp4
# image-to-video (model must support i2v)
egaki video "slowly animate the clouds" --input photo.jpg -m klingai/kling-v2.6-i2v -o animated.mp4
# discover all models (image + video)
egaki models
# filter by type
egaki models --type video
egaki models --type image
Video generation note for agents
Video generation can be very slow — some models take 1–3 minutes per request.
Always use a command timeout of at least 5 minutes when invoking egaki video
from automation or agent workflows.
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