RunwayML Skills
Official Runway agent skills: generate video, image, and audio via the Runway API from coding agents.
About
RunwayML Skills is the official agent-skills repository from Runway, built so coding agents can work with the Runway API directly. It covers video generation (Gen-4.5, Gen-4 Turbo, Gen-4 Aleph, Act-Two, and Google Veo), image generation (Gen-4 Image and Gemini 2.5 Flash), and audio through ElevenLabs: text-to-speech, sound effects, voice isolation, dubbing, and speech-to-speech. Skills come in two flavors: generation skills your agent runs directly, and integration skills that write server-side code for Next.js, Express, FastAPI, and other frameworks.
Installation is one command via npx skills or the Claude Code skill installer, and the repo is MIT licensed. You need a Runway developer account with prepaid credits and a RUNWAYML_API_SECRET environment variable; generation calls cost credits, and the API key must stay server-side. The repo is relatively new and small compared with larger vendor skill collections, but it is the canonical source for agent-driven Runway workflows.
What it can do
- Runway API skills for video, image, and audio generation
- Gen-4.5, Gen-4 Turbo, Act-Two, and Veo video models
- ElevenLabs TTS, SFX, dubbing, and voice conversion
- Integration recipes for Next.js, Express, and FastAPI
Setup
Run npx skills add runwayml/skills or claude skill add runwayml/skills. Requires a Runway developer account with prepaid credits ($10 minimum).
Prerequisites
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or another compatible agent; RUNWAYML_API_SECRET set as an environment variable; Node.js 18+ or Python 3.8+ for integration skills.
Use cases
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