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codex-imagegen

Skill3 starsChanged 25 days agoNo licenceView on GitHub

Generate raster image files (hero shots, product mockups, illustrations, textures, icons, social/OG cards, backgrounds) by delegating to the Codex CLI's built-in imagegen skill, which runs OpenAI's gpt-image-2 model. This is a manually-invoked skill: use it only when the user explicitly asks for it, by name (codex-imagegen / "the codex imagegen skill") or by asking to generate images "with Codex" / "through the Codex CLI" / "using gpt-image-2". German: "Bild mit Codex erzeugen", "über die Codex-CLI generieren". Without that signal, do not auto-trigger it on a generic image request.

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