convert-gradio-app

Convert Gradio app scripts into Pixie tool.json contracts and wrappers.

6|1|Updated May 17, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/AlexKapadia/Pixie --skill convert-gradio-app
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Skill: convert-gradio-app
Source: https://github.com/AlexKapadia/Pixie/tree/main/.claude/skills/convert-gradio-app
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AlexKapadia/Pixie --skill convert-gradio-app

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Converts a single-file Gradio app into a Pixie tool by translating gr.Interface or gr.Blocks definitions into a Pixie tool.json contract and a minimal wrapper for deployment.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Maps Gradio components (Textbox, Number, Slider, etc.) to Pixie tool inputs and outputs.
  • Generates a production-like wrapper that lets Pixie run the converted tool without launching Gradio.
  • Use Case: port a simple Gradio demo into a standalone Pixie tool that can be deployed locally.

Quick Start

Supply the path to your Gradio script and let the conversion process generate a Pixie tool ready for validation

Frequently Asked Questions about convert-gradio-app

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I convert a Gradio app into a Pixie tool?

Converting a Gradio app into a Pixie tool requires analyzing the script to map gr.Interface or gr.Blocks inputs and outputs to a Pixie tool.json contract, generating a minimal wrapper and metadata for validation.

Can I deploy a Gradio Blocks demo as a standalone tool without launching the Gradio server?

Yes, converting a Gradio Blocks demo generates an importable wrapper that lets Pixie run the tool directly, deliberately bypassing and avoiding the need to call gradio.launch() during deployment.

Does the Gradio to Pixie conversion support all Gradio component types?

The conversion process maps standard Gradio components like Textbox, Number, and Slider to Pixie tool inputs and outputs, analyzing the single-file script to determine the Gradio shape for the tool.json contract.

What do I need to prepare before converting a Gradio script to a Pixie tool?

You need a single-file Gradio script path containing your gr.Interface or gr.Blocks definitions, ensuring the resulting wrapper is importable without triggering gradio.launch() for Pixie validation.

Are there limitations when porting multi-file Gradio applications to Pixie?

The conversion process is limited to single-file Gradio apps, analyzing the script to produce a tool.json contract and stubbed wrapper, meaning multi-file Gradio applications are not directly supported.