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AI Media Generator

AI Media Generator is an MIT-licensed coding-agent skill that guides Claude Code, Codex and compatible Skills-format clients in selecting generative-media platforms and crafting image, video and music prompts tailored to them. It also includes browser automation instructions and site profiles for selected services.

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Independent OpenViST project profile, based on linked sources.

AI Media Generator — OpenViST project profile in Coding Agents.
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Practical overview

When it fits

Use it when prompt conventions differ across the media platform you plan to use, or when you want an agent to follow a documented browser workflow for a supported service.

Who it is for

  • Creators who want an agent to translate a media brief into a prompt tailored to a particular generator.
  • Codex or Claude Code users who want to install a reusable skill for generative-media prompting.
  • Users seeking browser-based submission workflows for services with a documented site profile.

Documented uses

  • Choose a generative platform suited to an image, video or music request.
  • Structure a prompt using platform-specific vocabulary and guidance.
  • Submit prompts through a browser workflow for selected services when the required browser tooling and account are available.
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Requirements & limits

The repository lists an MIT license. Browser automation requires a compatible browser-control tool or MCP server; driving a specific platform also requires a logged-in account in the same browser session.

  • Prompt references cover more than 14 platforms, but browser automation coverage is narrower: the README lists site profiles for OiiOii.ai, Google Flow, Kling and Suno.
  • The README labels some platform profiles as stubs; prompt guidance for a platform does not imply a completed browser workflow.
  • Installation targets a client skills directory, and clients must support the Skills format.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Install the skill for Claude Code or Codex

Place the repository in a client skills directory so the client can discover its SKILL.md file.

Before you start

  • Codex, Claude Code, or another client supporting the Skills format
  • Git

Steps

  1. Clone the repository into the skills directory used by your client.

  2. For per-user Codex, use ~/.codex/skills/ai-media-generator; for per-user Claude Code, use ~/.claude/skills/ai-media-generator.

  3. For a Claude Code project-level installation, use ./.claude/skills/ai-media-generator.

Expected outcome

The skill files are placed in a configured skills directory where Codex or Claude Code can discover SKILL.md.

Guide limitations

  • These steps describe installation only, not generation or browser automation.
  • Other clients must support the Skills format.
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15 October 2026
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