Use this skill whenever a user asks to generate, create, draw, render, or edit images with GPT Image 2 / gpt-image-2, text-to-image, reference-image editing, inpainting, posters, typography, Chinese text, UI mockups, diagrams, or gallery prompts. Analyze the user's prompt, search the bundled Reference Gallery/craft files for matching design patterns, confer on direction when useful, then call the packaged `gpt-image` CLI or bundled `scripts/generate.py`. Do not write new image-generation code unless explicitly asked to modify this repo.
npx skills add https://github.com/wuyoscar/GPT-Image2-Skill --skill gpt-image
Agent runbook for GPT Image 2 generation/editing. Use the prompt library + packaged CLI. Do not reimplement image API code.
generate, edit, inpaint, or multi-reference; identify asset type, exact text, aspect ratio, references, safety constraints, and budget/quality.references/gallery.md; load/search the closest references/gallery-<category>.md file(s). Read actual Prompt text before choosing a pattern.references/craft.md for dense text, diagrams, UI, data visualization, multi-panel layouts, weak prompts, or no close gallery match.command -v gpt-image), installed tool lists when the tool manager exists, or the runtime’s own skill registry when available. Do not assume a local home path in cloud/hosted runtimes..env, or write API keys unless the user explicitly requested setup. Global/shared installs are opt-in only.gpt-image or scripts/generate.py. Do not create a new generate.py, SDK wrapper, or ad-hoc script for normal image requests.Fast path: precise prompt + explicit “generate now” → quick reference/craft check, then CLI.
Preferred call order:
# Existing CLI on PATH
gpt-image -p "PROMPT" [-f OUT] [-i REF...] [-m MASK] [options]
# Installed skill folder; use runtime-provided skill path when available
uv run "$SKILL_DIR/scripts/generate.py" -p "PROMPT" [-f OUT] [-i REF...] [-m MASK] [options]
# Direct transient CLI when the user requested setup/one-off CLI execution
uvx --from git+https://github.com/wuyoscar/gpt_image_2_skill gpt-image -p "PROMPT" [options]
scripts/generate.py is a launcher: repo-local src/gpt_image_cli → installed gpt-image → PATH gpt-image → transient uvx/uv fallback.
OPENAI_API_KEY from process env, then .env, then ~/.env without overriding existing env; successful API calls may bill the user’s OpenAI account.OPENAI_API_KEY is unset, report missing key or use host-native generation when requested; do not write secrets.unset OPENAI_API_KEY; if a key exists in .env/~/.env, tell them to remove/rename it for the session rather than working around it.| Flag | Values | Use |
|---|---|---|
| -p, --prompt | string | Required prompt/edit instruction |
| -f, --file | path | Output path; auto-named if omitted |
| -i, --image | repeatable path | Use edits endpoint; supports multiple references |
| -m, --mask | PNG path | Inpaint with alpha mask; requires -i |
| --model | default gpt-image-2 | Image model |
| --size | 1k, 2k, 4k, portrait, landscape, square, wide, tall, or literal | Canvas size |
| --quality | low, medium, high, auto | Cost/quality dial |
| -n, --n | integer | Number of images |
| --background | auto, opaque | Generation background |
| --moderation | auto, low | Generation moderation setting |
| --format | png, jpeg, webp | Output encoding |
| --compression | 0-100 | JPEG/WebP compression |
| --user | string | Optional end-user identifier |
Quality policy:
low: cheap drafts, broad exploration, many variants.medium: normal exploration, style probing, balanced cost.high: final assets, Chinese text, posters, diagrams, UI, paper figures, dense labels.Size policy:
1k / 1024x1024portraitlandscape2k4ktall| Mode | Trigger | Endpoint |
|---|---|---|
| Text-to-image | no -i | /v1/images/generations |
| Reference edit | one or more -i | /v1/images/edits |
| Inpaint | -i + -m | /v1/images/edits with mask |
Surface API errors verbatim enough for debugging; exit codes: 0 success, 1 API/refusal, 2 bad args/missing key.
references/gallery.md: routing index for the 162-prompt Reference Gallery Atlas. Load first.references/gallery-*.md: concrete prompts, previews, paths, metadata, attribution. Load 1 category for normal requests; 2–3 for hybrids.references/craft.md: prompt-craft checklist. Load for prompt repair, exact text, UI/data/diagram grammar, edit invariants, and multi-panel consistency.references/openai-cookbook.md: official parameter/model semantics. Load for API behavior or model capability questions.Reference loading policy: load the smallest useful slice; never load all category files by default.
-i paths exist; verify -m exists when used.Preserve Curated vs Author + Source metadata when adapting examples. Add new collected prompts to the Reference Gallery before README promotion.
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Take wuyoscar/gpt-image from the repository into ~/.claude/skills for personal
use, or into .claude/skills inside a project.
The agent identifies a skill by the name field in its header. Two skills with the
same name cannot sit side by side — one of them will be ignored.
The instructions reference uvx.
Without those the skill loads but fails at the first command.