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vmake-image-remove-watermark

vmake-image-remove-watermark

github.com/meituCreative & media0269 installsUpdated 7w ago
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About vmake-image-remove-watermark

vmake-image-remove-watermark is a skill for identifying and removing text, including text watermarks, while repairing the covered background. It guides image submission and output verification with vmake-labs-cli.

Key features

  1. 01Detect text and text watermarks
  2. 02Remove text from images
  3. 03Repair covered backgrounds
  4. 04Verify task completion and output

Use cases

  1. 01Remove a text watermark
  2. 02Erase text from an image
  3. 03Repair an area covered by text

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/meitu/vmake-skills --skill vmake-image-remove-watermark

After installing, type/vmake-image-remove-watermarkin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Bundled filesreferences/platform.mdreferences/runtime.md

Details

From the project README

Remove image text watermarks

Capability and preparation

Use image-remove-text to identify and remove text and text watermarks and repair the covered background. Proceed when the input and text-removal goal are clear; the service performs recognition and processing.

Use parameters supported by the current CLI; consult help or contracts for details. Requires vmake-labs-cli, targeting version 0.1.11, compatible with >=0.1.11 <0.2.0.

Before the first invocation, read CLI setup, resolve the executable, and check its version and tool image-remove-text --help. If JSON fields or media limits are unclear, query the relevant vmake contracts entry. For output parsing, service questions, or interrupted execution, read runtime and recovery.

Collect input

  1. Obtain one actual image file or URL from the request or attachments. Do not ask again when it is clear. If several candidates are ambiguous, ask the user to choose; process multiple inputs individually only when authorized, and keep a record for each.
  2. Use a real readable path for a local input. Download remote originals according to CLI setup, then submit the local file. If only a media ID is available, query its session for the real URL first. If downloading fails, ask for the original local file.
  3. Add -r '<session_id>' to continue a task; omit it for a new one. Follow CLI setup for defaults, authentication, and missing information. Consult current help for optional parameters and omit unspecified values.
  4. Keep the original source, local path, and session for recovery. When the user supplies a downloaded file, continue the established goal. Do not treat failed output as a source.

Upload and submit

Use the resolved executable with the prepared local file as an individual argument:

vmake tool image-remove-text --image-file '<local-image-path>'

The CLI validates the file, uploads it through the built-in upload pipeline to obtain its CDN URL, then submits and observes the task. Do not first call create-room or add-media, or construct placeholder media references. Parameter files and separate preflight are optional; follow CLI setup for argument handling and cleanup.

Follow and deliver

  • Preserve original inputs, real session_id / room_url, and every Task ID. Read the original command's stdout and stderr separately without starting another concurrent observer.
  • Deliver only after TASK_STATE_COMPLETED and an actual usable output URL from this task. HTTP 200, stream closure, exit code 0, or end.reason=result alone do not prove completion. Never treat an unknown state as success.
  • Use native previews or attachments when available, otherwise complete clickable URLs with their query parameters. Deliver every usable Part and any successful partial result. Include an actual returned session URL; do not construct one from an ID.
  • For disconnection, timeout, or uncertain acceptance, query the original session and tasks first. Retry processing only after fixing a confirmed failure and obtaining authorization. If output download fails, recover the download without repeating successful processing. See runtime and recovery for details.

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