VPick AI Video Creator

All-in-one AI video production studio on a visual canvas. Generate videos (Kling 3.0, Veo 3.1, Sora 2, Runway, Grok, Midjourney Video), generate images (nano...

Security Scan

The skill's declared purpose (end-to-end AI video production) matches its instructions, but there are small inconsistencies around credentials and data flow that you should understand before installing.

Purpose & Capability

The name/description (AI video studio) align with the runtime instructions (create projects, upload images, run image/video generators, TTS, lip-sync, combine/export). It legitimately aggregates many third-party models via the VPick server (vpick.10xboost.org), which is consistent with the claimed capabilities.

Instruction Scope

The SKILL.md tells the agent to send prompts and uploaded media to the VPick server which then forwards them to multiple external providers. This is expected for a cloud-based video service, but the doc contains an internal inconsistency: it states 'no separate API keys or credentials are needed' (auth via MCP link) while one model row (ElevenLabs STS v2) notes 'Free (user API key)'. It's unclear whether some providers require you to supply separate keys or whether VPick proxies them — that ambiguity affects privacy and setup. The instructions otherwise do not ask the agent to read local files or environment variables beyond uploading user media and using the MCP link.

Install Mechanism

This is an instruction-only skill (no install spec, no code files). That minimizes on-disk installation risk; nothing is downloaded or executed by the skill itself.

Credentials

The skill declares no required env vars or credentials and relies on an MCP URL (embedded token) supplied by the user. That's proportionate for a connector pattern, but the SKILL.md's unclear statement about ElevenLabs STS and the phrase 'treat your MCP link like a password' mean the MCP link is effectively a secret that will be stored in the agent/connector — verify where/how that token is stored and who can access it. No other unrelated credentials are requested.

Persistence & Privilege

always is false and the skill is user-invocable. It does not request permanent presence or claim to modify other skills/configs. Normal autonomous invocation is allowed by default and not a unique concern here.

What to consider before installing

This skill appears to do what it says (cloud-based end-to-end video creation) but it routes your prompts and uploaded media through vpick.10xboost.org and onward to many third-party providers. Before installing: (1) Verify the privacy/retention policy on the VPick site and confirm where your media and prompts are stored and for how long. (2) Treat your MCP link as a secret — understand where the connector stores it and who can access that token. (3) Clarify whether any providers (e.g., ElevenLabs STS) require you to supply separate API keys despite the doc's 'no separate API keys needed' claim. (4) Consider using limited-permission or throwaway account/credits for sensitive content. If the project requires strong confidentiality, avoid uploading sensitive media until you confirm data handling and credentials behavior.

VPick Video Creator

All-in-one AI video production studio — from image generation to video creation, voiceover, music, lip-sync, and final export — all on a visual canvas. Powered by VPick.

Security & Data Handling

• Authentication: Your MCP link contains an embedded token — no separate API keys or credentials are needed or sent. Treat your MCP link like a password.
• Data flow: All generation requests go through VPick's server (vpick.10xboost.org on Google Cloud). VPick routes requests to third-party AI model providers (Kling, Veo, Runway, Sora, ElevenLabs, Suno) on your behalf. Your prompts and uploaded media are sent to these providers for processing.
• Storage: Generated files are stored in Google Cloud Storage under your VPick account. Uploaded images/videos are used only for generation and stored in your project.
• No local credentials: This skill does not require any local API keys, environment variables, or secrets. All auth is embedded in the MCP link.
• Billing: Generation costs are charged to your VPick credit balance, not directly to any third-party service.

Prerequisites

1. Sign up at vpick.10xboost.org (Google OAuth — new users get $1 free credit)
2. Get your MCP link: Go to Settings → copy your MCP Server URL (contains your auth token)
3. Add to Claude: Paste the MCP link into Claude settings as a Connector — no install, no API keys needed
4. Top up credits if needed — generation costs are deducted from your VPick balance

Supported Models

Video Generation Models

Model	Duration	Sound	Cost	MultiShot	Best For
Kling 3.0 Standard	3-10s	Yes	~$0.30/sec	Yes	MultiShot scenes, character consistency
Kling 3.0 Professional	3-10s	Yes	~$0.405/sec	Yes	Higher quality MultiShot
Veo 3.1 Fast	8s fixed	Yes	$0.90/video	No	Quick high-quality clips
Sora 2	10-15s	Yes	$0.525-$0.60	No	Creative, artistic videos
Runway 720p/1080p	5-10s	No	$0.18-$0.45	No	Fast iteration
Grok Imagine	6-15s	Yes	$0.15-$0.60	No	Budget-friendly with audio
Midjourney Video	5s	No	$0.90	No	Stylized, artistic clips

Image Generation Models (for references, storyboards, thumbnails)

Model	Cost	Output	Best For
nano-banana-2	$0.16/image	1 image	Default, fast, multi-reference
Midjourney (relaxed/fast/turbo)	$0.045-$0.24/grid	4 images	Artistic, stylized
Grok Imagine	$0.06/call	6 images	Bulk, budget
Seedream 5.0 (Lite/HD)	$0.0825/image	1 image (2K-3K)	High resolution

Audio & Voice Models

Model	Type	Cost	Features
ElevenLabs V3	Text-to-Speech	$0.21/1000 chars	29+ voices, multi-language, stability control
Suno V4.5	Music Generation	$0.10/song	Custom style, instrumental toggle, vocal gender
Kling AI Avatar	Lip Sync	$0.12/sec	Face animation from image + audio
Demucs	Vocal Separation	$0.30/call	Isolate vocals/accompaniment from audio
ElevenLabs STS v2	Voice Changer	Free (user API key)	Speech-to-speech, noise removal

Production Pipeline Overview

VPick covers the entire video production workflow in one place:

Image Gen → Video Gen → Voiceover/Music → Lip Sync → Vocal/Voice Edit → Combine & Export

1. Pre-production: Generate character designs, environments, storyboard frames
2. Video generation: Single shot or MultiShot with character consistency
3. Audio production: Voiceover (ElevenLabs TTS), music (Suno), vocal separation (Demucs), voice changing
4. Lip sync: Animate a face image to speak with generated audio (Kling AI Avatar)
5. Post-production: Combine video clips, mix audio tracks, export final video

Core Workflow

Step 1: Set Up the Canvas

Start by understanding the user's project:

• Call get_canvas to see the current state
• Call list_projects to check existing projects
• Use create_project if starting fresh

Step 2: Prepare Assets

Create input nodes on the canvas:

Text prompts:

add_node(type: "text", name: "Scene 1 Prompt", data: { content: "A samurai walking through rain, cinematic lighting" })

Reference images (for start/end frames or character consistency):

upload_image(url: "https://example.com/character.jpg")

Generate images first if needed:

run_image_generator(nodeId: "<image_node_id>", prompt: "samurai portrait, white background", model: "nano-banana-2")

Step 3: Generate Video

Simple Video (Single Shot)

add_node(type: "video-generator", name: "Scene 1")
connect_nodes(sourceId: "<prompt_node>", targetId: "<video_node>", sourceHandle: "text-out", targetHandle: "prompt-in")
connect_nodes(sourceId: "<image_node>", targetId: "<video_node>", sourceHandle: "image-out", targetHandle: "start-image-in")
run_video_generator(nodeId: "<video_node>", model: "kling-3.0", duration: 5, sound: true)

MultiShot Video (Multiple Connected Shots — Kling 3.0 Only)

MultiShot generates 3-15 seconds of video with multiple camera angles and character consistency in a single API call.

run_video_generator(
  nodeId: "<video_node>",
  model: "kling-3.0",
  multiShot: true,
  multiPrompt: [
    { "prompt": "@character walks into frame, wide shot", "duration": 4 },
    { "prompt": "@character looks at camera, medium close-up", "duration": 3 },
    { "prompt": "@character turns away, slow dolly out", "duration": 3 }
  ],
  elements: [
    {
      "name": "character",
      "description": "Main protagonist, male samurai",
      "imageUrls": ["https://.../char-front.jpg", "https://.../char-side.jpg"]
    }
  ],
  sound: true
)

MultiShot Rules:

• Minimum 2 reference images per element (white background, isolated figure)
• Element name must exactly match @name in prompts (case-sensitive)
• Total duration: 3-15 seconds
• Max 5 shots per group
• Sound is forced ON in MultiShot mode

Step 4: Audio Production

Audio is a core part of video production. VPick supports 5 audio tools:

4a. Voiceover — ElevenLabs Text-to-Speech

Generate natural narration or dialogue from text. 29+ built-in voices, multi-language support.

add_node(type: "audio-generator", name: "Narration")
run_audio_generator(
  nodeId: "<audio_node>",
  prompt: "The samurai stood alone in the rain, waiting for dawn.",
  model: "elevenlabs",
  voiceId: "<voice_id>",
  stability: 0.5
)

You can connect a Text node as input:

connect_nodes(sourceId: "<text_node>", targetId: "<audio_node>", sourceHandle: "text-out", targetHandle: "text-in")

4b. Music Generation — Suno

Create original background music, theme songs, or jingles.

add_node(type: "music-generator", name: "BGM")
run_music_generator(
  nodeId: "<music_node>",
  prompt: "epic cinematic orchestral, tension building, dark atmosphere",
  model: "suno",
  instrumental: true,
  style: "cinematic orchestral"
)

Set instrumental: false to include AI-generated vocals with lyrics from the prompt.

4c. Lip Sync — Kling AI Avatar

Animate a character's face to speak with any audio. Turns a still image into a talking head video.

add_node(type: "lipsync-generator", name: "Talking Character")
connect_nodes(sourceId: "<face_image>", targetId: "<lipsync_node>", sourceHandle: "image-out", targetHandle: "image-in")
connect_nodes(sourceId: "<audio_node>", targetId: "<lipsync_node>", sourceHandle: "audio-out", targetHandle: "audio-in")
run_lipsync_generator(nodeId: "<lipsync_node>")

Cost: ~$0.12/sec. Great for dialogue scenes, explainer videos, or virtual presenters.

4d. Vocal Separation — Demucs

Isolate vocals from background music in any audio/video file. Outputs: vocals track, accompaniment track, and original.

add_node(type: "vocal-separator", name: "Separate Audio")
connect_nodes(sourceId: "<video_or_audio>", targetId: "<separator_node>", ...)
run_vocal_separator(nodeId: "<separator_node>")

Use cases: Extract dialogue from a scene, remove background music, remix audio.

4e. Voice Changer — ElevenLabs Speech-to-Speech

Transform any voice recording into a different voice while preserving speech patterns and emotion.

add_node(type: "voice-changer", name: "New Voice")
connect_nodes(sourceId: "<original_audio>", targetId: "<voice_changer_node>", sourceHandle: "audio-out", targetHandle: "audio-in")
run_voice_changer(nodeId: "<voice_changer_node>", voiceId: "<target_voice_id>", removeBackgroundNoise: true)

Requires user's own ElevenLabs API key (free, no credit charge).

4f. Audio Mixing

Combine multiple audio tracks (e.g., voiceover + BGM) into one:

add_node(type: "audio-combine", name: "Mixed Audio")
connect_nodes(sourceId: "<voiceover>", targetId: "<mix_node>", sourceHandle: "audio-out", targetHandle: "audio-in")
connect_nodes(sourceId: "<bgm>", targetId: "<mix_node>", sourceHandle: "audio-out", targetHandle: "audio-in")
run_audio_combine(nodeId: "<mix_node>")

Supports up to 10 audio inputs.

Step 5: Combine & Export

Combine multiple video clips:

add_node(type: "combine", name: "Final Video")
connect_nodes(sourceId: "<video_1>", targetId: "<combine_node>", sourceHandle: "video-out", targetHandle: "videos-in")
connect_nodes(sourceId: "<video_2>", targetId: "<combine_node>", sourceHandle: "video-out", targetHandle: "videos-in")
connect_nodes(sourceId: "<bgm_node>", targetId: "<combine_node>", sourceHandle: "audio-out", targetHandle: "audio-in")
run_combine(nodeId: "<combine_node>")

Mix audio tracks:

run_audio_combine(nodeId: "<audio_combine_node>")

Step 6: Organize Canvas

Keep the canvas clean:

auto_layout(nodeIds: ["<id1>", "<id2>", ...], direction: "horizontal", spacing: 200)
create_group(nodeIds: ["<id1>", "<id2>", ...], overrides: { label: "Scene 1", color: "#4A90D9" })

Workflows (Automated Pipelines)

For repeatable processes, create workflows:

create_workflow(nodes: [...], edges: [...])
run_workflow(workflowId: "<id>")

Checking Results

• list_nodes — See all nodes with their generation status and output URLs
• get_node(id) — Get specific node details including generated video/audio URLs
• list_generated_files(limit: 10) — Recent generation history
• get_generation_stats — Usage breakdown by model and cost

Tips

• Start with image generation to create reference images for characters/environments before video
• Use MultiShot for scenes with character consistency — it's the most powerful feature
• White background reference images work best for Elements
• Check credits before large generations — use get_generation_stats to see spending
• Element name mismatch is the most common bug — always verify @name matches exactly
• Aspect ratio is set once and affects all generations — confirm with user first (16:9, 9:16, 1:1)

Error Handling

Error	Solution
Generation timeout	Auto-retries up to 2 times; check node status with get_node
Insufficient credits	Prompt user to top up at vpick.10xboost.org
Element name mismatch	Verify @name in prompts matches element name exactly
Invalid media format	Videos: MP4 recommended; Images: JPG/PNG
Node not found	Use list_nodes to get current node IDs

Documentation

• VPick App: vpick.10xboost.org
• Available models: Call list_models tool for current pricing and capabilities