pixio-skill on GitHub
Installation steps, supported commands, and the current version live in the repository README.
What it’s good for
- Generating without leaving your workflow — you’re already in a conversation, you don’t switch tabs
- Letting Claude pick the model — describe the outcome instead of choosing from 500 models
- Iterating in language — “same thing, wider shot, warmer” rather than re-filling a form
What you need
1
A Pixio account with credits
Generations cost the same credits as they do in the app. Free accounts work — the free balance is enough to try it.
2
An integration key
Create one in Integrations. See API keys — give it Media & workflows scope at minimum.
3
The skill installed
Follow the README in the repository above. Keep the key in an environment variable, not pasted into a chat.
What it can reach
Whatever the key’s scopes allow — generation, assets, and saved workflows for a standard key. It’s the same account, so:- Results appear in My Assets exactly as if you’d generated them in the app
- Prompts are saved in Prompt History
- Costs come out of the same balance
- Your plan’s model access applies unchanged
Limits worth knowing
- Long video takes minutes. A conversation isn’t the ideal place to wait for a slow render — start it, then check the app.
- Some surfaces are app-only. Timeline renders, training jobs, and autonomous Video Agent runs aren’t reachable from any integration. See what you can automate.
- Failed generations are free, but a run that succeeds and simply isn’t what you wanted still costs credits. Iterate on cheap image models first.
The skill is one way in, not a separate product. Anything it makes is a normal Pixio generation you can open, download, chain, or publish from the app.
