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| Ask for an image or a video and dedicated media agents generate it: image generation and editing (Seedream / SeedEdit), plus text-to-video and animate-a-reference-image (Seedance / Veo), saved straight into your workspace. | clapperboard |
Image & Video Generation
OpenHuman can make media, not just read it. Ask the assistant to "generate an image of…", "edit this screenshot to…", or "animate this photo into a short clip" and a dedicated media sub-agent takes over. No plugin, no API key, no separate billing.
What it can do
- Image generation & editing. Text-to-image and image editing through hosted GMI models (Seedream for generation, SeedEdit for edits).
- Video generation. Text-to-video, or animate a reference image into a clip (Seedance / Veo). Video is asynchronous: the agent kicks off the render and collects the clip when it's done.
- Model discovery. The agent can list the currently available media models and pick the right one for the job.
How it works
The media_generation domain (src/openhuman/media_generation/) exposes three agent tools (generate image, generate video, list models) backed by the OpenHuman backend's media-generation provider. The backend owns the provider keys, billing, and rate limiting; your subscription covers it like any other model call.
The tools submit the job and then poll on a 4-second cadence (up to 180 s for images, 420 s for video), so the agent, and you, get live progress instead of a hung call. Finished artifacts are downloaded into the agent's generated-media/ folder in your workspace and returned as local file paths, ready to attach, post, or edit further.
Privacy
Prompts and reference media for these tools are sent to the OpenHuman backend and on to the hosted media provider. This is disclosed in the in-app capability catalog (intelligence.image_generation / intelligence.video_generation, both Beta). Note that Privacy Mode's local-only enforcement currently covers inference providers only. The media tools still call the backend, so avoid using them if you need strict no-egress today. Extending enforcement to integrations and network tools is a planned later slice.
See also
- Image Tools covers the vision side: reading and analyzing images.
- Available Tools lists the full native toolbelt.
- Billing, Cost & Usage explains how media jobs are metered.