Agent Media: Generate AI-powered videos and images from the terminal using the `agent-media` CLI.
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
The skill is coherent for generating AI media with a CLI, but users should verify the npm package, understand the required login, and approve any local media files or URLs they provide.
Before installing, verify the agent-media npm package and GitHub project. Use the intended account for login, review commands before running them, and only provide screenshots, face images, product URLs, or local file paths that you are comfortable uploading and have permission to use.
Findings (3)
Artifact-based informational review of SKILL.md, metadata, install specs, static scan signals, and capability signals. ClawScan does not execute the skill or run runtime probes.
Installing the CLI gives code from the npm package execution access on the user's machine.
The skill instructs users to install a global npm package before use. This is central to the CLI-based purpose, but it relies on trusting the external npm package and its provenance.
npm install -g agent-media-cli agent-media login
Verify the npm package, GitHub project, and publisher before installing globally.
Generated media jobs and uploaded assets may be associated with the logged-in account.
The CLI requires an authenticated account session. This is expected for a hosted media-generation service, but it means actions run under the user's Agent Media account.
The `agent-media` CLI must be installed and authenticated... Verify with `agent-media whoami`. If not logged in, run `agent-media login` and follow the OTP flow.
Log in only with the intended account and confirm account context with `agent-media whoami` before generating media.
Local images, screenshots, or face assets provided to the command may be uploaded to the media-generation service.
The CLI can upload local screenshots or face images and use external image URLs. This is disclosed and aligned with video generation, but it involves sending user-selected media to the service.
`--broll-images` accepts both HTTP/HTTPS URLs and local file paths (local files are auto-uploaded)... `--face-url <url>` | Direct face photo URL or local file
Use only files and URLs you intend to share, and ensure you have rights or consent for product screenshots, face photos, personas, and generated videos.