gif-search

You can search and download GIFs from Tenor by using curl to query the Tenor API and jq to process the JSON responses, retrieving URLs and metadata for various GIF sizes. The skill handles multiple search queries and direct downloading.

Yes, retrieving GIF metadata from the Tenor API requires an environment variable for your Tenor API key. You must configure this key before executing searches or downloading animated content.

Yes, querying the Tenor API with curl allows you to retrieve URLs for various GIF sizes. You can access full metadata including dimensions and different formats to select the appropriate size for direct downloading.

Automating reaction GIF discovery is done by executing multiple search queries against the Tenor API. This approach quickly returns titles, dimensions, and direct URLs for various formats, streamlining content retrieval for communication.

You need jq installed because the functionality relies on it to parse and process the JSON responses returned by curl from the Tenor API. Without jq, extracting the GIF URLs and metadata from the raw API output is not possible.

Limitations include requiring both curl and jq dependencies, plus a valid Tenor API key environment variable. The skill focuses on basic search and retrieval, so complex filtering or batch processing beyond standard API responses may be restricted.