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      Nanobanana Skill

      @feiskyer

      Generate or edit images using Google Gemini API via nanobanana. Triggers: "nanobanana", "generate image", "create image", "edit image", "AI drawing", "图片生成",...

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      1Versions
      API Integration4,971Workflow Automation3,323Image Processing1,559

      Security Analysis

      medium confidence
      Suspicious0.04 risk

      The skill mostly does what it says (generate/edit images via Google Gemini) but the package metadata omits the required GEMINI_API_KEY and there are small mismatches that the installer/maintainer should fix before trusting it.

      Feb 28, 20263 files2 concerns
      Purpose & Capabilitynote

      The skill's code and SKILL.md both implement image generation/editing against Google Gemini, which matches the name/description. However the registry metadata lists no required environment variables while SKILL.md and the script require GEMINI_API_KEY (loaded from ~/.nanobanana.env or env). That metadata omission is an incoherence.

      Instruction Scopeok

      Runtime instructions are focused: collect a prompt/inputs, run the included nanobanana.py, and return the saved image path. The script only reads GEMINI_API_KEY (from env/dotenv) and local input files, and writes the output image; it does not reference unrelated system credentials or external endpoints beyond the Google GenAI client.

      Install Mechanismok

      There is no install spec (instruction-only skill) and requirements.txt is standard. The SKILL.md suggests using pip to install listed packages; nothing is downloaded from untrusted URLs and there is no archive extraction.

      Credentialsconcern

      Only GEMINI_API_KEY is needed and that is appropriate for a Gemini client. The concern is that the registry metadata does not declare this required credential, so users may not be warned. The script reads dotenv from ~/.nanobanana.env which could contain secrets — expected for this purpose but should be clearly documented in the skill metadata.

      Persistence & Privilegeok

      The skill is not always-enabled, does not request system-wide config changes, and only writes output image files. It does not modify other skills or agent settings.

      Guidance

      This skill appears to implement an image-generation wrapper for Google Gemini, but the registry metadata failed to declare the required GEMINI_API_KEY. Before installing: (1) confirm the GEMINI_API_KEY requirement is added to the skill metadata or that you understand you must set it in ~/.nanobanana.env or your environment; (2) only use a dedicated API key with restricted quota/permissions; (3) review the included nanobanana.py yourself — it will read local input image files and write output images and uses the google-genai client; (4) install dependencies in a controlled environment (virtualenv) rather than system-wide; and (5) be cautious because the skill author/source is unknown and there is no homepage — prefer skills from known publishers or require the author to fix the metadata mismatch before trusting automatic invocation.

      Latest Release

      v0.1.0

      Initial release of nanobanana-skill: - Adds integration with Google Gemini API for image generation and editing via the nanobanana tool. - Supports user-defined prompts, aspect ratios, resolutions, and model selection. - Provides command-line workflow for both generation and editing of images, including support for multiple input and output options. - Includes setup instructions, supported parameter values, sample usage commands, error troubleshooting, and best practice tips.

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