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Generate SVG vector graphics with Recraft V4.1 Vector via the ask-recraft CLI (OpenRouter image generation). Use when the user wants an icon, logo, illustration, or other designed vector graphic produced as an .svg file — output that scales cleanly and is "designed rather than photographed." Trigger when user says "bikin logo/ikon/ilustrasi SVG", "generate vector", "pakai recraft", "/recraft". Claude stays orchestrator. NOT for photo-realistic raster images, and NOT for analyzing an existing image (use /gemini for that).

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recraft — SVG vector generation intern

ask-recraft is an image-generation intern: hand it a text prompt, it returns a vector SVG (Recraft V4.1 Vector via OpenRouter) and writes it to a file, printing the path. Output scales cleanly — good for icons, logos, simple illustrations. It designs graphics; it does not photograph scenes.

Tool

ask-recraft (at ~/.claude/bin/ask-recraft). Needs OPENROUTER_API_KEY. Writes an .svg file and prints its absolute path on stdout.

# generate an SVG to a chosen path
ask-recraft -o logo.svg "a minimal red fox head logo, flat geometric, two colors"

# auto-named file in the cwd if -o omitted
ask-recraft "line-art coffee cup icon, single color, rounded"

# guide output with one input image
ask-recraft -i sketch.png -o refined.svg "clean vector version of this sketch"

# batch: one prompt per line, each writes its own auto-named file
printf 'sun icon\nmoon icon\nstar icon\n' | ask-recraft-batch -j 3

Flags: -o FILE (output path; default auto-named in cwd), -i IMAGE (one input image to guide the result), --timeout SEC (default 600; generation ~13s), -q. Cost shows on the stderr stats line (image tokens — pricier than text).

Prompting tips

  • Short, concrete prompts: subject + style + color/constraints ("flat", "two colors", "single line", "rounded", "minimal").
  • V4.1 has stronger short-prompt adherence than V4 — don't over-describe.
  • It's vector-first: ask for icons/logos/illustrations, not photos.

When to delegate

  • Need a real SVG asset (icon/logo/illustration) generated from a description.
  • Refining a rough sketch into clean vector art (-i).

When NOT to

  • Analyzing/describing an existing image → /gemini.
  • Photo-realistic raster output → a raster image model, not recraft.
  • Final brand assets → Claude/the user reviews the SVG before shipping; treat generated art as a draft.

Notes

  • One input image max (-i). Output is data:image/svg+xml decoded to a file.
  • Related: the other KULI interns — same orchestrate-then-review discipline; here "review" = open the SVG and check it before using it.

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