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Releases 1.3.7: the ad-delayer skill, now that Bria's Ad Delayer API is live on prod. Content is identical to dev (#65 + #66); the extra commit on this branch is a main merge-back that changes no lines. BLD-168.

Where this code actually runs

  • The release pipeline, on merge. Release Skills fires on this push to main, zips all seven skills in skills/*/ into .skill assets, and tags v1.3.7 from package.json. Publish to npm chains off it and publishes bria-skills@1.3.7. This is the release that puts ad-delayer into the artifacts installers actually download.
  • Anyone installing a Bria skill. /plugin install ad-delayer@bria-skills starts resolving, npx bria-skills lists it, and it appears in the marketplace and the README table. It has been unavailable everywhere since revert: remove ad-delayer skill until the API ships (BLD-168) #63 pulled it in August.
  • An agent asked to take a finished ad apart. Someone says "I lost the PSD" or "turn this banner into layers"; the agent loads the skill, submits to POST /v2/ads/image_to_layers, polls, follows the manifest pointer, and writes a folder of layer assets plus result.json next to the ad.
  • Bria's traffic attribution. Every User-Agent example an agent copies now reads BriaSkills/1.3.7, across all three variant trees — the interim per-surface signal BLD-168 relies on, since server-side surface telemetry does not exist.

Verified live against prod, 2026-09-09. A real 675×1200 flat ad through POST /v2/ads/image_to_layers on engine.prod.bria-api.com: 202 in 0.9s, COMPLETED after 70s, and result.url served a valid creation.json with correct canvas dimensions and 12 layers — imagery with asset_path URLs, copy carried as editable text with full typography. The skill's own bria_delayer_client.sh then ran end to end on the same ad: exit 0, 9 layer assets plus the manifest downloaded. A deliberately malformed submit came back as status: ERROR with {"code": 400, "message": "An attachment (reference image URL) is required."} on the status poll — the path the skill documents and the client handles.

What's in this release

Decisions in this change

  • Patch, not minor, for a new skill. Every previous skill addition was a patch bump: remove-background in 1.3.1, video-remove-background in 1.3.4, ecommerce in 1.3.5, multi-reference editing in 1.3.6.
  • The head is release/1.3.7 rather than dev, because of a squash. chore: release 1.3.6 — multi-reference image editing (BLD-179) #64 was squash-merged into main, so main's release commit (23bfe35) has a single parent at 4bf2b81, where the version was 1.3.5. main then went 1.3.5 → 1.3.6 and dev went 1.3.5 → 1.3.7 with no shared commit between them, so a direct dev → main PR reads every version line as a conflict — 42 files of them, none a genuine disagreement. This branch is dev plus a merge-back that resolves it, which makes the merge clean. Content is unchanged from dev.
  • kiro/ and bria-ai-openclaw/ ship the version bump but not the skill. Their trees stay at three and six skills, matching the BLD-168 scope decision to ship the Claude tree first, following the precedent of automotive, which lives only in the openclaw tree.

How this one gets merged, and why it ends the recurring conflict

Squash-merge this PR, then open main → dev and merge that one with a merge commit.

The version-line conflict above has now recurred twice, because every release squash-merges into main and leaves dev with no commit in common. The back-merge is what settles it. I simulated both steps locally before recommending them:

  • Squashing this into main gives main exactly dev's content — git diff between them is empty.
  • The follow-up main → dev PR then merges with zero conflicts and changes no content. Both branches reach 1.3.7 and add identical ad-delayer files, so git resolves the identical changes on its own rather than flagging them.
  • That back-merge, as a merge commit, moves the two branches' merge base from 4bf2b81 up to this release commit. Simulating the next release on top of it — bump to 1.3.8 on dev, then dev → main — gives zero conflicts, where today it would give 42 files of them.

The back-merge has to be a merge commit; squashing it records no shared parent, and 1.3.8 would need the same manual merge-back again.

galbria and others added 25 commits June 9, 2026 10:24
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Align SKILL.md examples with the API reference, which documents the
/v1/product/lifestyle_shot_by_text parameter as scene_description.

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* chore: release 1.3.3 (#46)

* fix: rename lifestyle_shot_by_text param prompt → scene_description (#45)

Align SKILL.md examples with the API reference, which documents the
/v1/product/lifestyle_shot_by_text parameter as scene_description.

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* chore: bump version to 1.3.3

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs: add Claude Code plugin install instructions to README

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* feat: add video-remove-background skill

New skill for Bria's video background removal API
(POST /v2/video/edit/remove_background), based on
https://docs.bria.ai/video-editing/editing-endpoints/remove-background

- SKILL.md with auth flow, usage, alpha-support rules, and examples
- references/api-endpoints.md covering remove_background, the local
  video upload service, and status polling
- bria_video_client.sh helper: local file upload, async polling with
  video_url extraction, 422/413 error guidance

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix: correct video-remove-background skill with live-tested API behavior

End-to-end tested against the production API. Corrections vs the docs:
- Transparent background only accepted with webm_vp9, mkv_vp9,
  mov_proresks (server 422 rejects gif and mov_h265 despite docs)
- gif output preset fails server-side (500) — replaced the GIF example
  with a webm + ffmpeg palettegen conversion
- mov_proresks returns ProRes 4444 without an alpha plane — noted, and
  the editing example now uses mkv_vp9 (verified RGBA)
- Documented the observed default preset (webm_vp9, ALPHA_MODE=1) and
  how to verify VP9 alpha (ffprobe shows yuv420p; alpha is a side channel)

Client: configurable polling (BRIA_POLL_INTERVAL/BRIA_POLL_ATTEMPTS),
prints status_url on timeout so jobs can be re-polled, corrected 422 hint.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* chore: bump version to 1.4.0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* chore: align all version references to 1.4.0

- package-lock.json (was stale at 1.3.0)
- marketplace.json metadata version, plus register the new
  video-remove-background plugin
- skill metadata versions (bria-ai, image-utils, remove-background, vgl)
- BriaSkills User-Agent strings across skills and kiro mirrors
- kiro POWER.md source-version notes

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* chore: use version 1.3.4 instead of 1.4.0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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….3.5 bump (#50)

* Dev (#48)

* fix: rename lifestyle_shot_by_text param prompt → scene_description (#45)

Align SKILL.md examples with the API reference, which documents the
/v1/product/lifestyle_shot_by_text parameter as scene_description.

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* feat: add video-remove-background skill (#47)

* chore: release 1.3.3 (#46)

* fix: rename lifestyle_shot_by_text param prompt → scene_description (#45)

Align SKILL.md examples with the API reference, which documents the
/v1/product/lifestyle_shot_by_text parameter as scene_description.

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* chore: bump version to 1.3.3

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs: add Claude Code plugin install instructions to README

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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* feat: add video-remove-background skill

New skill for Bria's video background removal API
(POST /v2/video/edit/remove_background), based on
https://docs.bria.ai/video-editing/editing-endpoints/remove-background

- SKILL.md with auth flow, usage, alpha-support rules, and examples
- references/api-endpoints.md covering remove_background, the local
  video upload service, and status polling
- bria_video_client.sh helper: local file upload, async polling with
  video_url extraction, 422/413 error guidance

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix: correct video-remove-background skill with live-tested API behavior

End-to-end tested against the production API. Corrections vs the docs:
- Transparent background only accepted with webm_vp9, mkv_vp9,
  mov_proresks (server 422 rejects gif and mov_h265 despite docs)
- gif output preset fails server-side (500) — replaced the GIF example
  with a webm + ffmpeg palettegen conversion
- mov_proresks returns ProRes 4444 without an alpha plane — noted, and
  the editing example now uses mkv_vp9 (verified RGBA)
- Documented the observed default preset (webm_vp9, ALPHA_MODE=1) and
  how to verify VP9 alpha (ffprobe shows yuv420p; alpha is a side channel)

Client: configurable polling (BRIA_POLL_INTERVAL/BRIA_POLL_ATTEMPTS),
prints status_url on timeout so jobs can be re-polled, corrected 422 hint.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* chore: bump version to 1.4.0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* chore: align all version references to 1.4.0

- package-lock.json (was stale at 1.3.0)
- marketplace.json metadata version, plus register the new
  video-remove-background plugin
- skill metadata versions (bria-ai, image-utils, remove-background, vgl)
- BriaSkills User-Agent strings across skills and kiro mirrors
- kiro POWER.md source-version notes

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* chore: use version 1.3.4 instead of 1.4.0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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* feat: add Bria AI OpenClaw plugin (bria-ai + video-remove-background)

Skill-bundle plugin for OpenClaw / ClawHub under @bria/bria-ai-openclaw.
Ships openclaw.plugin.json + package.json (openclaw.compat/build) and
two skills: bria-ai (image gen/edit/RMBG) and video-remove-background
(transparent/alpha video matting). Auth via Bria device flow.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* feat: expand OpenClaw bundle plugin to all six Bria skills

Bundle plugin @bria/bria-ai-openclaw now contains bria-ai (OpenClaw
device-flow variant), video-remove-background, remove-background, vgl,
image-utils, and automotive. Validated with clawhub package validate
(status: pass).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* chore: scope OpenClaw bundle plugin to @galbria

Rename package to @galbria/bria-ai-openclaw so the scope matches the
publishing owner; update README install/publish commands accordingly.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(bria-ai): document product_dimensions endpoint

Add the Product Dimensions endpoint (POST /v2/image/edit/product_dimensions)
to the bria-ai skill: a Core Capabilities row and bria_call example in
SKILL.md, plus a full parameter reference in references/api-endpoints.md.

Verified live and rendering correctly on both prod and int.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* chore: release 1.3.5

Bump bria-skills to 1.3.5 for the new bria-ai Product Dimensions endpoint
(POST /v2/image/edit/product_dimensions), verified live on prod and int.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* feat: bundle ecommerce skill and enrich product_dimensions example

- Add ecommerce skill (packshot/cutout/dimensions/lifestyle → marketplace
  variants catalog pipeline) and bundle it under the bria-ai plugin in
  marketplace.json so installing the main plugin pulls it too.
- build_catalog.py: re-encode packshot/lifestyle downloads to real JPEG when
  the destination is .jpg (flatten alpha onto white); keep raw bytes for .png
  so cutout/dimensions transparency is preserved. Fixes files that were PNG
  bytes with a .jpg extension.
- bria-ai SKILL.md: upgrade the product_dimensions example to show dual
  cm/in callouts (units_display: dual_slash) plus capacity and Net Weight.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* feat(bria-ai): merge e-commerce catalog pipeline into main skill

Fold the standalone ecommerce skill into bria-ai to concentrate usage and
discoverability in the main skill:

- Relocate build_catalog.py, export_variants.py, and marketplace-presets.md
  into bria-ai/references; add cutout/packshot/shadow/lifestyle_shot_by_image
  to bria-ai's api-endpoints reference.
- Add a "Product Catalog Pipeline (batch)" section to bria-ai/SKILL.md
  (build_catalog driver, NEEDS_DIMENSIONS gate, marketplace variants, listing
  copy scaffold).
- Rebalance the bria-ai description's first 160 chars so product-catalog,
  packshot, lifestyle-shot, and cutout search queries pass the token gate
  while keeping background-removal coverage (kept under the 1024-char limit).
- Reduce ecommerce to a thin redirect stub pointing at bria-ai (kept as a
  discovery entry point).

Version stays 1.3.5 per request. Verified end-to-end: auth, product endpoints,
batch pipeline (true-JPEG output), and marketplace variants all pass.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* feat(bria-ai): document extract_object endpoint

Add /v2/image/edit/extract_object to the bria-ai skill: isolate a
named object from an image (by text) into a transparent PNG cutout.
Documents request/response in the API reference, adds a Core
Capabilities row and a bria_call usage example, and adds "object
extraction" to the description triggers.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* feat(bria-ai): optimize description for search discoverability

Rework the description's first 160 chars (the search token gate) so
previously-invisible queries now pass: transparent png, photo editor,
ecommerce images, create images, extract object, photo restoration.
14 core queries now fully token-match (was 7). Verified with SSSO
against the pre-change baseline: 6 gate fixes, no regressions, vector
scores flat-to-improved on all 24 target queries. Post-160 section
rewritten with assertive trigger language ("ALWAYS use this skill
when..."). Description at 960 chars (limit 1024).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* chore: complete 1.3.5 version bump and drop extract_object docs

The 1.3.5 release commit only bumped package.json, marketplace.json and
bria-ai/SKILL.md, leaving 12 files at 1.3.4 — including User-Agent header
docs that instructed agents to send `BriaSkills/1.3.4`. Bump every
remaining version string so the release is internally consistent.

Also removes the extract_object documentation added in 054b551. The
endpoint is not in Bria's public API docs and was never exercised against
production, so its request contract is unverified; shipping it would have
agents emit calls that may fail. Drops the API reference section, the Core
Capabilities row, the bria_call example, and the "object extraction"
description trigger. Can be restored once the contract is confirmed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(bria-ai): honour --no-dims when a measurements file is present

--no-dims is documented as "skip dimension images without asking", but it
only gated the NEEDS_DIMENSIONS error — measurement auto-detection still
ran. With a dims.json in the cwd or input folder, --no-dims was silently
ignored and a dimensions.png was rendered for every product, spending an
API call per product the caller had explicitly opted out of.

Skip auto-detection entirely when --no-dims is passed. Verified against
production: --no-dims with dims.json present now produces no dimensions
image, while the auto-detect path and the NEEDS_DIMENSIONS gate (exit 2)
are unchanged.

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Clears the conflicts blocking PR #51 (dev -> main). All 60 conflict hunks
across 24 files were version-string collisions only: main was still at
1.3.4 while dev carries the completed 1.3.5 bump, and both sides had
touched the same lines since the merge base.

Verified programmatically that every hunk's two sides were identical after
normalizing the version, then resolved in favour of 1.3.5 (dev's side).
main contributed no file content that dev did not already have — the
resolved tree is byte-identical to origin/dev before this merge.

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…skill

Both are hand-maintained duplicates of skills/bria-ai/references/api-endpoints.md
and had fallen 138 lines behind it: missing the /v1/product/* endpoints and
product_dimensions, and still naming the old increase_resolution `scale` and
lifestyle_shot_by_text `prompt` parameters. They were byte-identical to each
other, so both take the canonical file as-is.
Checked every path, parameter, default and enum in the endpoint reference against
the service's own route registrations and input models rather than against the
previous copy of these docs, and corrected what no longer holds:

- /v2/image/generate takes `images`, not `image_url`, and has no num_results.
  Its documented input rules are what the model enforces, and sync cannot ask
  for 4MP.
- gen_fill drops num_results and negative_prompt: the endpoint's model defines
  neither, and a supplied negative_prompt is overwritten.
- expand's aspect_ratio is optional and takes nine ratios or a float, not five.
- increase_resolution takes 2 or 4 — an enum, not a range — and preserve_alpha
  defaults to true.
- blend takes no overlay; sketch_to_colored_image takes no prompt; relight's
  light_type has a default and only light_direction is required.
- product/integrate is served under /v2, and product dimensions has a current
  path with the documented one kept as a deprecated alias.
- A failed job reports status ERROR, never FAILED, so the polling example was
  waiting for a value that never arrives.

The openclaw capability table listed four endpoints that do not exist, and the
kiro and openclaw upscale examples still passed the pre-rename `scale`.

No behaviour changes and no new capability — every edit here brings a claim back
in line with what the service already does.
SKILL.md's example comment said `desired_increase` had a "range 2-4" while the
endpoint reference now says 2 or 4 — an enum. A sandboxed agent asked for 3x read
both, went with the user's 3, and flagged the contradiction in its own report.
The comment now states the enum, and drops the advice to pass preserve_alpha for
transparent inputs, which is the default anyway.
…rrections

fix: Correct endpoint reference claims against the current API (BLD-179)
/v2/image/edit takes 1-4 reference images, and the order they are sent in is how
the instruction addresses them ("dress the man in image 1 in the santa outfit
from image 2"). The endpoint reference documents the ordered images array, seed,
aspect_ratio's single-image caveat, model_version as deprecated-and-ignored, the
three 422s and the response warning field, across the canonical skill and both
the kiro and openclaw variants. Each SKILL.md gains a capability row, a
two-image bria_call example and a short passage on wording an instruction.

bria_call takes a repeatable --image flag for the extra references; single-image
calls build byte-identical payloads to before. The kiro python, typescript and
bash clients' edit methods accept several images the same way.

The section also states that this endpoint is polled rather than run with
"sync": true, which fails at the gateway, and that more than four images is
refused rather than truncated.

Multi-image requests stay gated on the fibo-edit-1-5-enabled rollout, so this
documents the capability that flag turns on. No version bump: that belongs to
the release from dev to main.
feat: Multi-reference image editing across the skill variants (BLD-179)
Turn a finished, flat ad back into editable layers via /v2/ads/image_to_layers.
Adds the skill, its shell client and endpoint reference, registers it in the
marketplace, CLI and README, and bumps to 1.3.7.
…al skills

bria-ai documents remove_background itself but never named the dedicated
skill, so nothing steered a cutout-only ask toward it. Same for video.
Follows the remove_background precedent — the capability is reachable from
the general skill too. bria_call cannot finish this flow (result.url, 2-3
min, plus two more fetches), so the section says so and points at
ad-delayer. Frontmatter triggers untouched, so routing is unaffected.
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Bump every version string (package versions, skill frontmatter, BriaSkills
User-Agent examples) from 1.3.5 to 1.3.6 in one sweep, so the release ships
internally consistent — the 1.3.5 bump missed 12 files and needed a
follow-up commit.
# Conflicts:
#	.claude-plugin/marketplace.json
#	bria-ai-openclaw/openclaw.plugin.json
#	bria-ai-openclaw/package.json
#	bria-ai-openclaw/skills/automotive/SKILL.md
#	bria-ai-openclaw/skills/automotive/references/code-examples/bria_client.sh
#	bria-ai-openclaw/skills/bria-ai/SKILL.md
#	bria-ai-openclaw/skills/bria-ai/references/api-endpoints.md
#	bria-ai-openclaw/skills/bria-ai/references/capabilities.md
#	bria-ai-openclaw/skills/bria-ai/references/code-examples/bria_client.sh
#	bria-ai-openclaw/skills/image-utils/SKILL.md
#	bria-ai-openclaw/skills/image-utils/references/code-examples/image_utils.py
#	bria-ai-openclaw/skills/remove-background/SKILL.md
#	bria-ai-openclaw/skills/remove-background/references/api-endpoints.md
#	bria-ai-openclaw/skills/remove-background/references/code-examples/bria_client.sh
#	bria-ai-openclaw/skills/vgl/SKILL.md
#	bria-ai-openclaw/skills/video-remove-background/SKILL.md
#	bria-ai-openclaw/skills/video-remove-background/references/api-endpoints.md
#	bria-ai-openclaw/skills/video-remove-background/references/code-examples/bria_video_client.sh
#	kiro/bria-ai/POWER.md
#	kiro/bria-ai/steering/api-endpoints.md
#	kiro/bria-ai/steering/bria-client-bash.sh
#	kiro/bria-ai/steering/bria-client-python.py
#	kiro/bria-ai/steering/bria-client-typescript.ts
#	kiro/bria-ai/steering/workflows.md
#	kiro/image-utils/POWER.md
#	kiro/image-utils/steering/image-utils-python.py
#	kiro/vgl/POWER.md
#	package-lock.json
#	package.json
#	skills/bria-ai/SKILL.md
#	skills/bria-ai/references/api-endpoints.md
#	skills/bria-ai/references/code-examples/bria_client.sh
#	skills/bria-ai/references/code-examples/build_catalog.py
#	skills/ecommerce/SKILL.md
#	skills/image-utils/SKILL.md
#	skills/image-utils/references/code-examples/image_utils.py
#	skills/remove-background/SKILL.md
#	skills/remove-background/references/api-endpoints.md
#	skills/remove-background/references/code-examples/bria_client.sh
#	skills/vgl/SKILL.md
#	skills/video-remove-background/SKILL.md
#	skills/video-remove-background/references/api-endpoints.md
#	skills/video-remove-background/references/code-examples/bria_video_client.sh
main's 1.3.6 release commit (23bfe35) was squash-merged, so it never
shared dev's 1.3.6 bump. Both sides moved off 1.3.5 independently and
every version line read as a conflict. Resolved wholly in dev's favour:
the merged tree is byte-identical to dev, so this records main in dev's
history without changing a single line.
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Superseded by the cleaner route: #68 merges main into dev first (zero content change), which lets the release go out as a plain dev → main PR instead of from this release/1.3.7 branch.

Leaving this open as a fallback until #68 lands — it is still CLEAN and mergeable if the release needs to go out immediately. Once #68 is merged with a merge commit, I will close this and open the canonical dev → main release PR.

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Closing in favour of #69, the canonical dev → main release PR. #68 merged main into dev with a merge commit, so the release no longer needs this release/1.3.7 branch to sidestep the version conflict.

Deleting the branch; nothing here is lost — #69 carries identical content.

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