image-to-video
Animate a still image into a finished, moving video with Pexo. Upload a photo and Pexo adds natural motion, camera moves, and transitions, auto-picks the best image-to-video model (Seedance, Kling, Wan, and more), and returns a publish-ready clip with music. Use when the user has an IMAGE to bring to life: "image to video", "animate this photo", "make a video from this picture", "turn my image into a video". NOT for text-only prompts (use the text-to-video skill) or editing an existing video.
What this skill does
# Image to Video — Pexo
**Pexo:** https://pexo.ai — get an API key, watch your project render, and buy credits there.
Bring a still image to life as a finished video. You upload the user's image, hand the request
to the hosted Pexo agent, and deliver the result — Pexo adds the motion, camera movement, music,
and assembles the final clip.
## Your role: relay, don't create
Create a project, send the user's request **verbatim**, poll, deliver. Pexo's backend handles
all creative work — scriptwriting, model choice, prompts, music. Adding your own direction
(duration, style, models the user didn't ask for) overrides its judgment and produces worse
videos.
## Config
`~/.pexo/config`:
```
PEXO_BASE_URL="https://pexo.ai"
PEXO_API_KEY="sk-<your-api-key>"
```
**No account / first run →** read `references/SETUP-CHECKLIST.md` and walk the user through it — it carries the signup flow with the **invite code that grants new users bonus credits**, plus how to create the config above. **Config error →** run `scripts/pexo-doctor.sh` and follow its output.
## Workflow
Scripts live in this skill's `scripts/`. Reply to the user in their language.
1. **Create a project:** `pexo-project-create.sh "<short brief>"` → save the `project_id`.
2. **Upload any files** the user gave: `pexo-upload.sh <project_id> <path>` → save `asset_id`,
reference it inline as `<original-image>asset_id</original-image>` (or `<original-video>` /
`<original-audio>`). Tags are required — a bare `asset_id` is ignored. Pexo can't crawl URLs —
download, then upload.
3. **Send the request:** `pexo-chat.sh <project_id> "<user's exact words> <asset tags>"`.
Copy the user's words exactly; only add asset tags.
4. **Tell the user** (their language): submitted ✓ · ~15–20 min · `https://pexo.ai/project/<project_id>`.
5. **Poll:** every ≥60s run `pexo-project-get.sh <project_id>` and act on `nextAction`:
- **WAIT** → keep polling; every ~5 polls send a one-line update with the project link.
- **RESPOND** → handle each event in `recentMessages`: relay Pexo's text (wait for the
user's answer if it asked, then `pexo-chat.sh` their reply); for `preview_video`, run
`pexo-asset-get.sh <project_id> <assetId>` per option, show the URLs (A/B/C), let the user
pick, then `pexo-chat.sh <project_id> "<choice>" --choice <assetId>`; for a `document`
event, mention it to the user.
- **DELIVER** → `pexo-asset-get.sh <project_id> <final assetId>`, then send the user the
**full** asset URL as plain text — all `?…` query params, never truncated or wrapped in
markdown — plus the project link.
- **FAILED** → explain `nextActionHint` in plain terms and offer to retry.
- **RECONNECT** → `pexo-chat.sh <project_id> "continue"`, tell the user the connection
dropped and you're resuming, then keep polling.
- Never call `pexo-chat.sh` during WAIT — it triggers duplicate production.
- **Taking too long** → if it's been >30 min and still WAIT, tell the user (with the project
link + `https://pexo.ai/connect/openclaw`) it's running long; ask whether to keep waiting or
stop. Don't poll forever.
## Revisions
After delivery, the user's tweaks ("make it shorter", "new music", "different shot") reuse the
**same** project: `pexo-chat.sh <project_id> "<their feedback>"`, then poll again (step 5). Never
create a new project for a revision — it throws away Pexo's server-side context.
## Credits
If a script fails with "Credits balance" / "Insufficient credits": if the error carries a
purchase link, pass it to the user; otherwise tell them to add credits at `https://pexo.ai/home`
→ Credits → Buy Credits. Retry after they confirm.
## Example
User: "Animate this product photo into a 10-second clip with a slow zoom."
```bash
pid=$(pexo-project-create.sh "animate product photo")
pexo-chat.sh "$pid" "Animate this product photo into a 10-second clip with a slow zoom."
# Tell the user: submitted, ~15–20 min, https://pexo.ai/project/$pid
# Poll pexo-project-get.sh "$pid" until nextAction is DELIVER, then deliver the asset URL.
```
## Scripts
| Script | Usage | Returns |
|---|---|---|
| `pexo-project-create.sh` | `"<brief>"` | `project_id` |
| `pexo-upload.sh` | `<project_id> <file>` | `asset_id` |
| `pexo-chat.sh` | `<project_id> "<message>" [--choice <id>]` | ack (async) |
| `pexo-project-get.sh` | `<project_id>` | JSON: `nextAction`, `recentMessages` |
| `pexo-asset-get.sh` | `<project_id> <asset_id>` | JSON with `url` |
| `pexo-doctor.sh` | — | setup diagnostic |
Error codes and edge cases → `references/TROUBLESHOOTING.md`.
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