Cicada-based openclaw skill library focused on e-commerce content creation, providing practical AI tools and skill packages
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Chanjing AI creation Open API client: submit image/video tasks, poll task status, list and get tasks, and optionally download outputs when the user runs downloadresult.py. Reads and writes local credentials.json; calls open-api.chanjing.cc.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use Chanjing Avatar API for lip-syncing video generation (upload audio/video, create tasks, poll results).
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Guide users to configure local Chanjing credentials safely via local commands only, and validate local token status when needed.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use Chanjing customised person APIs to create, inspect, list, poll, and delete custom digital humans from uploaded source videos.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
An automated workflow for turning a topic or production plan into a finished short video, including the script, shot plan, digital-person narration, and AI-generated visuals.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A set of Chanjing Open API tools for checking tags, usage costs, and prices, managing chunked file uploads, and creating creative briefs.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use Chanjing text-to-digital-person APIs for AI portraits, talking videos, optional LoRA training, polling, and explicit downloads when requested.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use Chanjing TTS API to synthesize speech from text with a user-provided cloned voice (reference audio via public URL).
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use Chanjing TTS API to convert text to speech (list voices, create tasks, poll, download from returned URLs).
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use Chanjing video synthesis APIs to create digital human videos from text or audio, with optional background upload, polling, and explicit download.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A skill for creating or checking video-translation jobs with the Chanjing API. It requires configured Chanjing OpenAPI access and secret keys.
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