Deai Image
WarnAudited by ClawScan on May 10, 2026.
Overview
The skill is an image-processing tool, but it is designed to evade AI-image provenance checks and can permanently strip metadata from original files.
Install only if you understand that this tool is meant to remove AI provenance signals and may permanently strip metadata from original images. Work on copies, avoid deceptive or policy-violating use, and install dependencies only from trusted sources.
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.
Using this skill may violate platform rules, legal requirements, or disclosure expectations for AI-generated media.
The documentation explicitly optimizes the tool for bypassing AI-origin detectors, which can undermine provenance systems and mislead platforms or viewers about whether an image is AI-generated.
"Success rate" = percentage bypassing Hive/Illuminarty/AI or Not detectors. ... If still detected, try: Increase strength: `--strength heavy`; Process twice
Use only for clearly authorized research or personal testing, preserve provenance when publishing, and do not use it to misrepresent AI-generated content as human-created.
Original EXIF, copyright, location, camera, C2PA, or other metadata may be irreversibly removed from source images, including in batch workflows.
During normal processing, the script runs ExifTool with overwrite_original on the input path, so the original image's metadata is stripped in place before the output file is created.
self._run_exiftool(self.input_path) ... ["exiftool", "-all=", "-overwrite_original", str(filepath)]
Run the tool only on copies, and the maintainer should change the workflow to preserve input files or require explicit confirmation before in-place metadata removal.
Users may install extra local software that affects their environment or has its own security update requirements.
The skill relies on external system and Python packages installed manually. This is expected for image processing, but versions are not pinned and the registry metadata did not declare required binaries.
sudo apt install -y imagemagick libimage-exiftool-perl python3 python3-pip ... pip3 install Pillow numpy
Install dependencies from trusted package managers, consider using a virtual environment for Python packages, and verify versions before running the scripts.