Liminal Space Generator

Generate eerie liminal space images, dreamcore backgrounds, and backrooms-style scenes — empty hallways, abandoned pools, fluorescent-lit rooms, uncanny drea...

Security Scan

The skill's code and instructions align with its stated purpose (calling the Neta / talesofai image API with a user-provided token) and do not request unrelated credentials or perform unexpected I/O.

Purpose & Capability

Name/description (liminal-space image generation) match the included script and README: the JS sends prompts and optional reference UUIDs to api.talesofai.com to create images. There are no unrelated services, credentials, or binaries requested.

Instruction Scope

SKILL.md instructs the user to run the local Node script and provide a Neta token via --token (or via shell expansion). The runtime instructions only collect the prompt, size, optional ref UUID, and the token, and then poll the API for results. The script writes the prompt to stderr (for logging) and prints the final image URL to stdout — avoid including sensitive data in prompts. No instructions ask the agent to read other local files or system credentials.

Install Mechanism

No install spec that downloads or extracts arbitrary code; this is instruction + small included JS module. package.json is minimal, and the README suggests adding via the skills CLI. Nothing in the install surface indicates a risky external download or non-standard install paths.

Credentials

The only secret required is a Neta API token, which is proportional to the image-generation purpose. The skill metadata does not declare required env vars, but README/SKILL.md suggests optionally using shell expansion (e.g., $NETA_TOKEN). That is a convenience suggestion only; the script reads the token from the CLI flag. Users should be aware CLI args can be exposed in process lists and shell history.

Persistence & Privilege

always is false and the skill does not request persistent system privileges or modify other skill configurations. It does not attempt to store credentials or alter system-wide settings.

Assessment

This skill appears to do what it claims: it sends your prompt and a user-provided Neta token to api.talesofai.com to generate images. Before installing/use, consider: (1) Trust the third party — the token is sent to api.talesofai.com and prompts/reference UUIDs may be stored by that service; review Neta/talesofai privacy and usage terms. (2) Avoid passing long-lived secrets on the command line (they can appear in shell history and process listings); prefer ephemeral tokens or a secure mechanism. If you must use the CLI flag, be cautious with shared systems. (3) The script logs the prompt to stderr — do not include personal or sensitive data in prompts. (4) Confirm you are comfortable with the licensing/ownership of generated images from the service. Otherwise, no incoherent or suspicious behaviors were found.

Generate eerie liminal space images, dreamcore backgrounds, and backrooms-style scenes — empty hallways, abandoned pools, fluorescent-lit rooms, uncanny dreamscapes, analog horror aesthetics, nostalgic unsettling environments, weirdcore and oneiric art for creators, horror writers, aesthetic Tumblr/TikTok accounts, and atmospheric game or video backdrops.

Token

Requires a Neta API token (free trial at https://www.neta.art/open/). Pass it via the --token flag.

node <script> "your prompt" --token YOUR_TOKEN

When to use

Use when someone asks to generate or create liminal space generator images.

Quick start

node liminalspacegenerator.js "your description here" --token YOUR_TOKEN

Options

• --size — portrait, landscape, square, tall (default: landscape)
• --ref — reference image UUID for style inheritance

Install

npx skills add omactiengartelle/liminal-space-generator