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narova-stock-extensions

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Updated 10-15 16:48

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Narova Stock Extensions

Use this skill as Narova's flexible discovery layer. Do not install another CLI or implement stable provider APIs here. Narova core owns all repeatable search, download, normalization, hashing, provenance, verification, and credits.

Workflow

  1. Run narova assets providers. Prefer a ready core adapter matching the required media kind. Missing optional credentials must not block other providers.
  2. Search core with narova assets search, inspect candidates, and acquire only the chosen item with narova assets acquire.
  3. If the results are creatively weak, read references/providers.md and choose a small number of relevant loose providers.
  4. Use the least complex capability currently available:
    • use web search/open or direct HTTP for readable public pages and files;
    • use an interactive browser for JavaScript search, item inspection, or an explicit download action;
    • without web access, work only from user-supplied pages/files or return a sourcing plan. Never pretend that an unvisited provider was checked.
  5. Inspect the exact item page, file, dimensions or duration, creator, and item-level license. A homepage or thumbnail is discovery evidence only.
  6. Finish through narova assets download for an official direct URL or narova assets import for bytes already downloaded by a browser or user. Record the provider, item ID, source page, and only rights actually shown.
  7. Run narova assets verify and review narova assets credits before using the asset.

Keep search separate from acquisition so creative selection stays deliberate. Never search during a build, bypass site controls, infer a license from a provider-wide reputation, or claim a loose provider is mechanically supported.

Core boundary

The built-in CLI includes Wikimedia Commons, Openverse, NASA, Internet Archive, Iconify, Poly Haven, The Met, Cleveland Museum of Art, Library of Congress, Pexels, Pixabay, and Freesound. Pexels, Pixabay, and Freesound become ready only when their optional environment key is present.

Everything in the provider reference is LLM-led discovery. Some sources work with ordinary search or HTTP; others require a browser. Their changing flows remain intentionally outside core until a stable adapter can pass real search, download, registry, and verification tests.