Memelord

AI-powered meme generation, meme editing, meme video generation for your projects, powered by memelord.com's trending memetic data

Security Scan

The skill’s files, required binaries, and runtime instructions match its stated purpose (calling memelord.com APIs to generate/edit memes); nothing in the bundle appears to try to do unrelated or hidden actions, though there are a few modest hygiene issues you should be aware of.

Purpose & Capability

Name/description, declared binaries (node, curl, realpath), and required env (MEMELORD_API_KEY) line up with the included scripts, which make HTTP requests to https://www.memelord.com API endpoints and download media. The requested capabilities are proportional to meme/image/video generation.

Instruction Scope

SKILL.md and the scripts stick to generating, editing, polling, downloading, and verifying webhook payloads for memelord.com. They do source a local .env file and write files into outputs/; the README suggests a /root path in an example (odd in multi-user environments) but this is just an example. The scripts accept webhook URL/secret parameters; using webhooks means you will expose an external callback surface if you supply a public webhook URL.

Install Mechanism

No install spec — the skill is delivered as runnable shell/node scripts and assumes node/curl/realpath are present. Nothing is downloaded from arbitrary URLs during install; files are plain-text and readable.

Credentials

The skill declares a single required secret (MEMELORD_API_KEY), which is appropriate. However _env.sh auto-sources and export-s everything from a local .env file: that means if you put additional unrelated secrets in .env they will be exported into the skill's process environment and any child processes. Also several scripts accept webhook secrets as CLI args — be careful not to expose secrets in logs or shared command histories.

Persistence & Privilege

always is false and the skill does not request any elevated or persistent platform privileges. It does not modify other skills or system config. Runtime behavior is limited to making HTTP requests and writing to the local workspace.

Assessment

This skill appears to do what it says: call memelord.com APIs to create/edit memes and download results. If you install it, only provide the MEMELORD_API_KEY it requests and avoid putting other unrelated secrets into the same .env file because _env.sh exports everything it finds. When using webhooks, prefer ephemeral or dedicated webhook endpoints and avoid passing secrets on shared command lines or logs. If you need higher assurance, inspect the scripts yourself and run them in a restricted workspace/container before giving them network access to your main environment.

Memelord Skill

Generate image and video memes on demand through the Memelord API with a set of ready-to-run helper scripts.

Setup

1. API key – export it once per shell (or drop it into .env).

   export MEMELORD_API_KEY="YOUR_KEY"
   

2. Executable scripts – the repo ships with chmod +x already applied. If you clone from somewhere that strips modes, just run:

   chmod +x scripts/*.sh
   

3. (Optional) create an outputs/ folder to keep downloaded memes tidy:

   mkdir -p /root/.openclaw/workspace/outputs
   

CLI Overview

Script	Endpoint	Purpose
scripts/ai-meme.sh	POST /api/v1/ai-meme	Generate fresh image memes
scripts/ai-meme-edit.sh	POST /api/v1/ai-meme/edit	Edit an existing image meme
scripts/ai-video-meme.sh	POST /api/v1/ai-video-meme	Kick off async video meme renders
scripts/ai-video-meme-edit.sh	POST /api/v1/ai-video-meme/edit	Re-caption an existing video meme
scripts/video-render-remote.sh	GET /api/video/render/remote	Poll render job status / URLs
scripts/verify-webhook.sh	helper	Validate webhook signatures

All scripts accept --out <path> so you can control where JSON responses land.

1. Generate image memes (1 credit)

./scripts/ai-meme.sh "developer fixing bugs at 3am" --png ./outputs/meme.png
./scripts/ai-meme.sh "when the code works on the first try" --count 3 --png ./outputs/meme_%d.png

2. Edit an image meme (1 credit)

./scripts/ai-meme-edit.sh --from ./memelord_ai_meme.json \
  --instruction "make it about javascript instead" --png ./outputs/edited.png

# or supply template metadata manually
./scripts/ai-meme-edit.sh --template-id abc-123 --template-data-file ./template_data.json \
  --instruction "change the top text" --out ./outputs/edit.json

3. Generate video memes (5 credits, async)

./scripts/ai-video-meme.sh "when the code works on the first try" --count 2 --out ./outputs/jobs.json

# with webhook callbacks
./scripts/ai-video-meme.sh "ship it" \
  --webhook-url https://example.com/webhook \
  --webhook-secret supersecret

4. Edit a video meme caption (5 credits, async)

./scripts/ai-video-meme-edit.sh --template-id abc-123 \
  --caption "When the code works on the first try" \
  --instruction "make it about not knowing why it works" \
  --out ./outputs/video_edit_job.json

5. Poll video render status

./scripts/video-render-remote.sh --job-id render-1740524400000-abc12 --out ./outputs/status.json

6. Verify webhook signatures

./scripts/verify-webhook.sh --secret "$WEBHOOK_SECRET" --body-file ./payload.json --signature "<hex>"

Sharing memes in chat surfaces (no links, just media)

When you want Telegram/Signal/WhatsApp/etc. to show only the meme (no caption/link blob), follow this pattern:

1. Generate or edit the meme as usual (ai-video-meme.sh, ai-meme.sh, etc.).
2. Poll the job if it’s a video (video-render-remote.sh) until you see mp4Url (or url for images) in the JSON.
3. Download the asset into your workspace. Example for a video:

   curl -sSL "<mp4Url-from-status>" -o ./outputs/hiring_engineers.mp4
   

   For images, the --png flag already writes the file; otherwise curl the url the same way.
4. Send the file itself back to the chat using the OpenClaw media syntax so only the video/image appears:

   MEDIA:./outputs/hiring_engineers.mp4
   

   (Swap the extension for .png/.webp for still memes.)

Because the attachment is the only thing in the reply, Telegram renders it inline without any auto-generated “description + link” chatter.

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Credits: Memelord gives you 50 video/image credits per month on the base subscription. Top up or read more at https://www.memelord.com/docs.