Skills pexoai-agent

pexoai-agent

Low Risk ⚙️ External commands🌐 Network access📁 Filesystem access🔑 Env variables

Create AI Videos from Text Descriptions

Generate professional short videos (5-120 seconds) for marketing, social media, and brand content without video editing skills.

Supports: Claude Codex Code(CC)
🥈 77 Silver
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Test it

Using "pexoai-agent". I want a 15-second product video for wireless headphones showing the noise cancellation feature and comfortable fit

Expected outcome:

Video generated and delivered with download URL and project link. User receives: [1] Direct video file, [2] Full download URL with authentication parameters, [3] Project page link for revisions or downloads

Using "pexoai-agent". Make a TikTok ad for our new fitness app - energetic, 30 seconds, showing workout tracking

Expected outcome:

Video created in 9:16 aspect ratio. Pexo may ask clarifying questions about target audience age range or specific workout types before final generation.

Using "pexoai-agent". Upload shoes.jpg and create a product showcase video using that image as the main visual

Expected outcome:

Asset uploaded successfully. Video project created with the image as reference. Pexo agent coordinates video generation based on user request and uploaded asset.

Security Audit

Low Risk
v33 • 4/25/2026

Evaluated 534 static security detections across 13 files. All findings are legitimate API client patterns. External commands are standard shell scripting for CLI tool integration. Network access is limited to Pexo API (https://pexo.ai). Environment and file access is for configuration and asset handling. The critical heuristic warning (code execution + network + credentials) is a false positive - this is a normal API client pattern. No malicious behavior detected.

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Total audits
Medium Risk Issues (2)
External Command Execution in Shell Scripts
The skill uses shell scripts that execute external commands (curl, jq) for API communication. This is a standard pattern for CLI tools and API clients. Commands use hardcoded arguments with no user-controlled injection.
Base64 Encoding Detected (Weak Crypto Flag)
Static scanner flags base64 encoding as 'weak cryptographic algorithm'. This is standard HTTP Basic Auth encoding used in API clients - not a cryptographic vulnerability.
Low Risk Issues (2)
Hidden File Access for Configuration
Scripts access ~/.pexo/config for reading API credentials. This is a standard configuration pattern for CLI tools - not a security risk when credentials are user-managed.
Network Access to Pexo API Service
Script makes HTTP requests to pexo.ai API endpoints. This is the expected behavior of an API client - no unauthorized data exfiltration detected.
Audited by: claude View Audit History →

Quality Score

64
Architecture
100
Maintainability
87
Content
47
Community
76
Security
100
Spec Compliance

What You Can Build

Quick Product Demo Videos

Create engaging product showcase videos for e-commerce, landing pages, or social media ads by simply describing the product and its key features.

Social Media Content Automation

Generate TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts content from written descriptions without video editing software or skills.

Brand and Explainer Videos

Produce professional brand videos and explainer content that communicates company messages clearly with AI-generated visuals and transitions.

Try These Prompts

Simple Product Video
I want a product video for [product name] showing [key feature 1] and [key feature 2]. Style: [modern/cinematic/energetic]
Social Media Ad
Create a [15/30/60] second ad for [product/service]. Target audience: [description]. Call to action: [text]. Aspect ratio: [16:9/9:16/1:1]
Brand Story Video
Make a brand video showing [company name] mission and values. Include [specific imagery/brand elements]. Tone: [professional/approachable/innovative]. Duration: [short/medium]
Video with Reference Assets
Using the uploaded image as reference, create a video that [description of desired video content]. The image shows [brief description of uploaded asset].

Best Practices

  • Be specific about video duration, aspect ratio, and tone in your request to get accurate results
  • For best results, describe the key message or emotion you want the video to convey
  • Use uploaded reference images when you have specific brand assets or product photos to incorporate

Avoid

  • Do not add creative direction that contradicts what the user requested - Pexo handles cinematography decisions
  • Do not wrap asset IDs in tags other than the specified format (<original-image>, <original-video>, <original-audio>)
  • Do not poll pexo-project-get.sh more frequently than every 60 seconds during video generation

Frequently Asked Questions

What video formats and lengths does this skill support?
This skill generates videos between 5-120 seconds in three aspect ratios: 16:9 (YouTube), 9:16 (TikTok/Reels), and 1:1 (Instagram). Output is MP4 format.
How long does video generation take?
Simple 15-second videos typically take 15-20 minutes. Complex videos or longer durations may take longer. The skill polls for progress and notifies you when the video is ready.
Can I use images or videos from the internet in my requests?
No. Pexo cannot access web URLs directly. You must download files to your local system and upload them using the skill before referencing them in your video request.
What if I want changes to the generated video?
You can request revisions by providing feedback. Use the same project ID to continue the conversation with Pexo about modifications.
Do I need an API key to use this skill?
Yes. You need a PEXO_API_KEY and PEXO_BASE_URL configured in ~/.pexo/config or as environment variables. See references/SETUP-CHECKLIST.md for setup instructions.
What file types can I upload as assets?
Supported image formats: jpg, png, webp, bmp, tiff, heic. Video formats: mp4, mov, avi. Audio formats: mp3, wav, aac, m4a, ogg, flac.