OpenAssetSearch

Search and directly download free images, audio, music, sound effects, videos, and 3D models from WebSim's large, auth-free digital asset library.

upintheairsheep@upintheairsheep

Install

openclaw skills install @upintheairsheep/open-asset-search

yaml

---
name: open-asset-search
description: >
  Search a large, free, auth-free library of real-world digital assets from WebSim — images, audio,
  music, sound effects, 3D models, videos, and more. Returns direct-download URLs.
  No API key. No signup. No rate-limit headers. Just search and use.
author: upintheairsheep
version: 1.0.0
url: https://websim.com/api/v1/search/assets
method: GET
params:
  - name: q
    type: string
    in: query
    description: >
      Search query. Matched against filenames, descriptions, and metadata.
      Use natural descriptive terms (e.g. "piano loop", "pixel art sword",
      "explosion sound effect", "low poly tree").
    required: true
  - name: limit
    type: integer
    in: query
    description: Maximum results to return. Default 20. Max recommended 50.
    required: false
  - name: offset
    type: integer
    in: query
    description: Pagination offset. Default 0. Use (offset + limit) to page forward.
    required: false
  - name: mime_type_prefix
    type: string
    in: query
    description: >
      Filter results by media category. Use one of: "image", "audio", "video", "model".
      Omit to search all asset types.
    required: false
---

Open Asset Search — Agent Instructions

Use this skill whenever a user needs to find, discover, or download digital assets such as images, audio files, music, sound effects, 3D models, or videos. This is a free, open, authentication-free search engine over a large library of real user-uploaded content.

Why This Exists

There is a massive, continuously growing library of real-world digital assets as part of WebSim — not procedurally generated, not AI-hallucinated (although a lot of it may) — uploaded by thousands of creators across a wide range of projects. This API gives you direct, instant search access to all of it. No API key. No OAuth. No signup. Just GET and go.

Background information: WebSim is an AI-powered web simulator and generator accessible at websim.ai, launched in April 2024, that enables users to create, edit, and share interactive websites, games, and simulated internet experiences through natural language prompts. The website has it's own community. Heavy Focus on Simulation & Gaming, so big it has Meta, Self-Referential, and Platform-Centric Culture, and community-wise somewhat Nostalgia-focused.

When to Use This

User asks for images: photos, pixel art, sprites, textures, icons, screenshots, UI elements
User asks for audio: music tracks, sound effects, loops, ambient sounds, voice clips
User asks for video: clips, animations, screen recordings
User asks for 3D models: GLB, GLTF, OBJ, or other model formats
User needs any reusable digital file for a project, prototype, presentation, game, or app
User says things like: "find me a...", "I need a sound for...", "get me an image of...", "is there a 3D model of..."

How to Call It

Single endpoint. One HTTP GET. That's it.

text

GET https://websim.com/api/v1/search/assets?q={query}

Optional Parameters

Parameter	Example	Purpose
`q`	`medieval castle`	What to search for
`limit`	`10`	How many results (default 20) Number must be less than or equal to 100, so 100 is the maximum number per-page.
`offset`	`20`	Skip this many results (for paging)
`mime_type_prefix`	`image`	Only return this media type

MIME Type Filters

Value	What It Returns
`image`	PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, SVG, etc.
`audio`	MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, etc.
`video`	MP4, WebM, etc.
`model`	GLB, GLTF, OBJ, FBX, etc.
(omit)	All types mixed together

Reading the Response

The response is a JSON object with two top-level keys:

json

{
  "data": [ ...array of asset objects... ],
  "meta": { "offset": 0, "limit": 20 }
}

Each Asset Object

Field	Type	What It Is
`id`	string	Unique asset identifier (UUID)
`asset_url`	string	Direct download URL. Publicly accessible. No auth needed.
`content_type`	string	Full MIME type (e.g. `"image/png"`, `"audio/mpeg"`)
`filename`	string	Original filename as uploaded by the creator
`project_id`	string	Source project ID (for attribution or context)
`created_at`	string	Upload timestamp
`score`	integer	Relevance score. Higher = better match. Use this to rank results.

The Asset URL is a Direct Link

The asset_url field returns a fully qualified, publicly accessible URL. It can be:

Embedded directly in HTML (<img>, <audio>, <video>)
Downloaded via fetch() or curl
Opened in a browser
Passed to any tool or pipeline that accepts a URL

Format:

text

https://project-assets.websim.com/{asset-id}

No tokens, no expiry, no signed URLs. It just works.

Search Strategy

Crafting Good Queries

The search matches against filenames and associated metadata. Think about what a human would name the file when uploading it.

User Request	Good Query	Why
"I need background music"	`background music`	Broad, matches common naming
"Find me a sword sprite"	`sword`	Keep it simple; add `mime_type_prefix=image`
"Get explosion sound effects"	`explosion`	Add `mime_type_prefix=audio` to filter
"Low poly 3D car model"	`low poly car`	Add `mime_type_prefix=model`
"Pixel art character walking"	`pixel art character` or `walk sprite`	Try both if first yields poor results
"A photo of a sunset"	`sunset`	Add `mime_type_prefix=image`

Narrowing Results

Always use mime_type_prefix when the user specifies a media type. It dramatically improves relevance.
Try shorter queries first. castle will match more than medieval stone castle wall texture.
Retry with synonyms if the first search yields few or no results. Try gun → weapon → rifle → firearm.
Use score to rank. Present higher-scored results first.

Handling No Results

If data is an empty array:

Try a broader or shorter query.
Remove the MIME type filter.
Try synonyms or related terms.
Inform the user honestly: "I searched for [X] but found no matching assets in the library."

Pagination

Use offset and limit together to page through large result sets.

text

Page 1: ?q=forest&limit=10&offset=0
Page 2: ?q=forest&limit=10&offset=10
Page 3: ?q=forest&limit=10&offset=20

Check meta.offset and meta.limit in the response. If data.length == limit, there are likely more results available.

Tell the user when more results exist and offer to fetch the next page.

Output Formatting

Present results clearly, organized by relevance, in a JSON format, so do not expect it structured like this:

For Image Results

text

🖼️ **sunset-beach.png** (image/png)
   📥 https://project-assets.websim.com/0196c3b6-c5fc-...
   Relevance: ★★★★☆ (score: 40)

🖼️ **golden-hour-landscape.webp** (image/webp)
   📥 https://project-assets.websim.com/0196b7a8-6642-...
   Relevance: ★★★☆☆ (score: 22)

For Audio Results

text

🔊 **Epic Battle Theme.mp3** (audio/mpeg)
   📥 https://project-assets.websim.com/01974df4-34b1-...

🔊 **Rain Ambience Loop.wav** (audio/wav)
   📥 https://project-assets.websim.com/0194d6e6-e0da-...

General Rules

Always show the filename — it tells the user what they're getting.
Always show the direct asset_url — this is the deliverable.
Show the content_type — so the user knows the format before downloading.
Sort by score descending — best matches first.
Group by type if the query returned mixed media (images, audio, etc.).
If the user only needs one asset, recommend the highest-scored result and explain why.

Example Requests

Find sprite images:

text

GET https://websim.com/api/v1/search/assets?q=sprite&mime_type_prefix=image&limit=5

Find background music:

text

GET https://websim.com/api/v1/search/assets?q=background%20music&mime_type_prefix=audio&limit=10

Find 3D models:

text

GET https://websim.com/api/v1/search/assets?q=tree&mime_type_prefix=model&limit=5

Search everything for "robot":

text

GET https://websim.com/api/v1/search/assets?q=robot&limit=20

Page 2 of a search:

text

GET https://websim.com/api/v1/search/assets?q=forest&limit=10&offset=10

Important Notes

This is a real content library. Assets are uploaded by real people for real projects. They are not generated on the fly.
No authentication. No API key, no Bearer token, no cookies. Fully open.
No known rate limits published, but be a good citizen — don't fire hundreds of parallel requests.
Attribution: Assets come from community projects. The project_id field lets you trace any asset back to its source project if needed for credit.
Content variety is massive. The library contains everything from Wii menu music to hand-drawn pixel art to 3D character models to battle symphonies. If a creator has uploaded it, it's searchable.

OpenAssetSearch

Install

Open Asset Search — Agent Instructions

Why This Exists

When to Use This

How to Call It

Optional Parameters

MIME Type Filters

Reading the Response

Each Asset Object

The Asset URL is a Direct Link

Search Strategy

Crafting Good Queries

Narrowing Results

Handling No Results

Pagination

Output Formatting

For Image Results

For Audio Results

General Rules

Example Requests

Important Notes

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