image-skill 0.1.13 → 0.1.14

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package/skill.md CHANGED
@@ -78,18 +78,42 @@ provider API because Image Skill was missing something, submit feedback with:
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  ## First Run
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- The whole happy path is two commands sign up once, then create:
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+ JSON is the default output for the public CLI. `--json` remains accepted for
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+ compatibility, but fresh agents do not need to add it to every command.
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+
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+ Start with the no-spend guide. It checks hosted reachability, executable model
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+ availability, auth/quota state when credentials already exist, payment rail
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+ availability, and returns exactly one next command. Guide mode does not create
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+ a signup, provider job, dry-run job, payment object, credit debit, or asset.
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  ```bash
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- npx -y image-skill signup --agent --agent-contact YOUR_INBOX --agent-name NAME --runtime codex --show-token
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- export IMAGE_SKILL_TOKEN=isk_... # the token printed above; every later command reads it automatically
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- npx -y image-skill create "a compact field camera on a stainless workbench"
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest create --guide --prompt "a compact field camera on a stainless workbench"
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  ```
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- That returns a durable owned image URL. JSON is the default output and high-res
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- is the default quality `--json` is accepted as a no-op, not required.
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- Everything below is optional depth: skill install, health checks, model
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- inspection, and spend controls.
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+ Read `data.stage`, `data.next_command`, and `data.mutation`. If the guide
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+ returns `auth_required`, run the signup command it gives you, then rerun the
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+ same guide. If it returns `quota_required`, inspect the payment commands it
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+ gives you and hand the Stripe link to a human sponsor. If it returns
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+ `ready_to_create`, run `data.next_command` for the bounded create.
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+
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+ Use the lower-level inspection commands when the guide asks for them or when
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+ you need capability details before spending:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest doctor
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest models list --available --operation image.generate
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest models show openai.gpt-image-2
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest signup --agent --agent-contact AGENT_OR_OPERATOR_INBOX --agent-name NAME --runtime codex
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest whoami
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest usage quota
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest create --dry-run --prompt "a compact field camera on a stainless workbench"
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest create --prompt "a compact field camera on a stainless workbench" --intent explore --max-estimated-usd-per-image 0.07
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+ ```
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+
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+ That returns durable owned media URLs, a recoverable job, cost receipts, and
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+ capability-preserving model metadata. Everything below is optional depth:
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+ skill install, writable config recovery, payment handoff, advanced model
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+ parameters, asset recovery, jobs, activity, and feedback.
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  Install the agent-facing skill from the hosted public contract when the runtime
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  supports skills.sh-compatible installation:
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  prefix:
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  ```bash
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- npx -y image-skill@latest doctor --json
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest doctor
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  ```
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  For repeated shell use, use global package linking only after confirming the
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  Check service and client health:
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  ```bash
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- image-skill doctor --json
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+ image-skill doctor
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  ```
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  Inspect models before committing to a provider or model-specific parameter:
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  ```bash
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- image-skill models list --json
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- image-skill models show openai.gpt-image-2 --json
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- image-skill models show openai.gpt-image-1.5 --json
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+ image-skill models list
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+ image-skill models show openai.gpt-image-2
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+ image-skill models show openai.gpt-image-1.5
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  ```
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- Bootstrap restricted agent access:
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+ Bootstrap restricted agent access; auth is saved by default for later commands:
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  ```bash
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  image-skill signup --agent \
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- --agent-contact CONTACT_OR_SPONSOR_INBOX \
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+ --agent-contact AGENT_OR_OPERATOR_INBOX \
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  --agent-name AGENT_NAME \
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- --runtime RUNTIME_NAME \
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- --show-token \
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- --json
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+ --runtime RUNTIME_NAME
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  ```
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- Hosted signup returns your token once. Put it in `IMAGE_SKILL_TOKEN` (your
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- runtime's secret store or environment) and every later command authenticates
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- automatically you sign up once and then just run commands, with no token to
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- pass and no config file to manage. If you do pass the token explicitly, prefer
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- `--token-stdin` over `--token` so it never lands in shell history.
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-
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- In the preview contract, `--agent-contact` means the accountable contact,
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- sponsor, operator, or agent inbox for the restricted agent identity. If no
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- individual human is in the loop, use a durable operator/team/agent inbox that
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- can receive future claim, billing, or abuse notices. Do not invent a person or
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- use a throwaway inbox.
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+ Saved auth lets every later command authenticate automatically you sign up
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+ once and then just run commands, with no token to pass in prompts or shell
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+ history. `--save` remains accepted as a compatibility no-op for older
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+ instructions. Use `--no-save` only when local persistence is intentionally
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+ disabled, and use `--show-token --no-save` only when the runtime has a separate
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+ secret store and needs the raw token once. If you do pass the token explicitly,
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+ prefer `--token-stdin` over `--token`.
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+
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+ In the preview contract, `--agent-contact` means an email-shaped durable
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+ contact inbox for the restricted agent identity, not a requirement to find an
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+ individual human. Use an agent-owned inbox when available; otherwise use an
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+ operator, team, or sponsor inbox that can receive future claim, billing, or
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+ abuse notices. Do not block waiting for a person, invent a person, or use a
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+ throwaway inbox.
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  `example.invalid` addresses are only appropriate inside documented harness or
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  proof runs. `--human-email` remains accepted as a compatibility alias for
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  `--agent-contact`.
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  ## Local Config And Install
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- Your hosted token lives in `IMAGE_SKILL_TOKEN`, not on disk, so a read-only home
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- or npm prefix never blocks you. Run the published package directly and keep the
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- token in the environment:
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+ Run the published package directly; do not clone private source because a global
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+ install or default config directory is blocked. Saved auth state defaults to the
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+ user config directory. If that location is read-only, point
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+ `IMAGE_SKILL_CONFIG_PATH` at a writable persistent path before `signup`:
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  ```bash
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+ export IMAGE_SKILL_CONFIG_PATH="$PWD/image-skill-config.json"
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  npx -y image-skill@latest signup --agent \
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- --agent-contact CONTACT_OR_SPONSOR_INBOX \
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+ --agent-contact AGENT_OR_OPERATOR_INBOX \
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  --agent-name AGENT_NAME \
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- --runtime RUNTIME_NAME \
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- --show-token --json
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- # copy the returned token, then:
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- export IMAGE_SKILL_TOKEN=isk_...
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- npx -y image-skill@latest whoami --json
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+ --runtime RUNTIME_NAME
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest whoami
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  ```
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  Do not fall back to another tool because a global install or the default config
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- directory is blocked the hosted path above needs neither.
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+ directory is blocked. Follow the CLI's structured recovery command and continue
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+ with `whoami`, `usage quota`, `models list`, and the requested creative flow.
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  Inspect identity and quota:
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  ```bash
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- image-skill whoami --json
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- image-skill usage quota --json
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+ image-skill whoami
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+ image-skill usage quota
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  ```
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  The preview hosted signup path currently uses the agent-contact inbox above.
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  --payment-method stripe_checkout \
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  --idempotency-key stripe-pack-quote-run-001 \
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  --json
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- image-skill credits quote --credits 137 --json
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+ image-skill credits quote \
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+ --credits 137 \
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+ --payment-method stripe_checkout \
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+ --idempotency-key exact-quote-run-001 \
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+ --json
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  image-skill credits buy \
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  --provider stripe \
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  --quote-id QUOTE_ID \
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  --json
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  ```
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- This is the agent-facing precursor to future MPP, live x402, wallet, or
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- delegated-card adapters. Packs are the default Stripe Checkout UX; exact
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+ The public top-up path is Stripe Checkout. Future MPP, live x402, wallet, and
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+ delegated-card adapters remain private/canary until they are explicitly listed
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+ by `credits methods --json`. Packs are the default Stripe Checkout UX; exact
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  `--credits` quotes remain available when an agent already knows the required
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  budget. `credits methods --json` tells agents which rails are currently
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  available, which buyer modes they support, and whether browser/human action is
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- required before an agent tries to quote or buy. `credits buy --provider stripe`
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- returns `checkout_handoff_url` for humans, `checkout_compact_url` as the
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- copy-safe handoff, and full Stripe `checkout_url` only as a fallback for a
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+ required before an agent tries to quote or buy. `credits buy --provider stripe
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+ --quote-id QUOTE_ID --idempotency-key KEY --json` returns
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+ `checkout_handoff_url` for humans, `checkout_compact_url` as the copy-safe
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+ handoff, and full Stripe `checkout_url` only as a fallback for a
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  `stripe_checkout` quote. It does not grant credits until verified webhook
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  fulfillment succeeds. Present or open `checkout_handoff_url` first. If it is
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  absent, present the full `checkout_url` in a code block; do not remove the
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  future providers:
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  ```bash
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- image-skill models --json
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- image-skill models list --json
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+ image-skill models list --available --operation image.generate --json
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+ image-skill models list --available --operation image.edit --json
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+ image-skill models list --catalog-only --provider fal --json
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  image-skill models show openai.gpt-image-2 --json
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  image-skill models show openai.gpt-image-1.5 --json
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  ```
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+ Use `--available --operation image.generate` when you need a runnable create
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+ choice and `--available --operation image.edit` when you need a runnable edit
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+ choice. `--available` means both `status:"available"` and
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+ `execution.model_execution_status:"executable"`. The full catalog remains
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+ inspectable; `--catalog-only` shows source-backed rows that are useful for
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+ research but not runnable yet.
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  `models show` is the first detailed discovery surface for agents. It exposes
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  operations, media inputs/outputs, model-parameter schemas, fixed and wired
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  --prompt "A product mockup of a compact field camera on a stainless workbench" \
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  --intent explore \
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  --aspect-ratio 1:1 \
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  curl -sS https://api.image-skill.com/v1/create \
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  -H "authorization: Bearer $IMAGE_SKILL_TOKEN" \
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- -d '{"prompt":"A product mockup of a compact field camera on a stainless workbench","intent":"explore","aspect_ratio":"1:1","output_count":1,"max_estimated_usd_per_image":0.05,"model_parameters":{"seed":1234}}'
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+ -d '{"prompt":"A product mockup of a compact field camera on a stainless workbench","intent":"explore","aspect_ratio":"1:1","output_count":1,"max_estimated_usd_per_image":0.07}'
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  - Use `credits packs list --json` to inspect recommended live-money packs.
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  - Use `credits quote --pack PACK_ID --payment-method stripe_checkout --json`
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  for the default Stripe Checkout path.
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- - Use `credits quote --credits CREDITS --json` for exact bounded custom
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- top-ups when the required budget is already known.
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- - Use `credits buy --provider stripe --json` only to create a Stripe-hosted
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- checkout action. Present `checkout_handoff_url` to humans; if it is absent,
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- present the full `checkout_url` in a code block. Do not remove the
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- Stripe `#...` fragment; Checkout needs it in the browser. Session creation
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- itself does not grant credits.
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+ - Use `credits quote --credits CREDITS --payment-method stripe_checkout
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+ --idempotency-key KEY --json` for exact bounded custom top-ups when the
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+ required budget is already known.
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+ - Use `credits buy --provider stripe --quote-id QUOTE_ID --idempotency-key KEY
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+ --json` only to create a Stripe-hosted checkout action. Present
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+ `checkout_handoff_url` to humans; if it is absent, present the full
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+ `checkout_url` in a code block. Do not remove the Stripe `#...` fragment;
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+ Checkout needs it in the browser. Session creation itself does not grant
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+ credits.
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  - Never pass live x402 payment headers, wallet private keys, seed phrases,
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  bearer tokens, Stripe secrets, provider keys, card data, or provider receipts
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  to Image Skill.
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  ## First Run
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- The whole happy path is two commands sign up once, then create:
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+ JSON is the default output for the public CLI. `--json` remains accepted for
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+ compatibility, but fresh agents do not need to add it to every command.
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+
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+ Start with the no-spend guide. It checks hosted reachability, executable model
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+ availability, auth/quota state when credentials already exist, payment rail
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+ availability, and returns exactly one next command. Guide mode does not create
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+ a signup, provider job, dry-run job, payment object, credit debit, or asset.
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  ```bash
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- npx -y image-skill signup --agent --agent-contact YOUR_INBOX --agent-name NAME --runtime codex --show-token
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- export IMAGE_SKILL_TOKEN=isk_... # the token printed above; every later command reads it automatically
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- npx -y image-skill create "a compact field camera on a stainless workbench"
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest create --guide --prompt "a compact field camera on a stainless workbench"
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  ```
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- is the default quality `--json` is accepted as a no-op, not required.
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- Everything below is optional depth: skill install, health checks, model
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- inspection, and spend controls.
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+ Read `data.stage`, `data.next_command`, and `data.mutation`. If the guide
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+ returns `auth_required`, run the signup command it gives you, then rerun the
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+ same guide. If it returns `quota_required`, inspect the payment commands it
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+ gives you and hand the Stripe link to a human sponsor. If it returns
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+ `ready_to_create`, run `data.next_command` for the bounded create.
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+
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+ Use the lower-level inspection commands when the guide asks for them or when
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+ you need capability details before spending:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest doctor
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest models list --available --operation image.generate
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest models show openai.gpt-image-2
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest signup --agent --agent-contact AGENT_OR_OPERATOR_INBOX --agent-name NAME --runtime codex
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest whoami
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest usage quota
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest create --dry-run --prompt "a compact field camera on a stainless workbench"
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest create --prompt "a compact field camera on a stainless workbench" --intent explore --max-estimated-usd-per-image 0.07
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+ ```
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+ That returns durable owned media URLs, a recoverable job, cost receipts, and
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+ capability-preserving model metadata. Everything below is optional depth:
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+ skill install, writable config recovery, payment handoff, advanced model
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+ parameters, asset recovery, jobs, activity, and feedback.
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  Install the agent-facing skill from the hosted public contract when the runtime
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  supports skills.sh-compatible installation:
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest doctor
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  ```
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+ image-skill doctor
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  ```
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  ```bash
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+ image-skill models show openai.gpt-image-1.5
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+ Bootstrap restricted agent access; auth is saved by default for later commands:
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- --agent-contact CONTACT_OR_SPONSOR_INBOX \
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+ --runtime RUNTIME_NAME
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  ```
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- runtime's secret store or environment) and every later command authenticates
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- automatically you sign up once and then just run commands, with no token to
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- pass and no config file to manage. If you do pass the token explicitly, prefer
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- `--token-stdin` over `--token` so it never lands in shell history.
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-
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- In the preview contract, `--agent-contact` means the accountable contact,
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- sponsor, operator, or agent inbox for the restricted agent identity. If no
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- individual human is in the loop, use a durable operator/team/agent inbox that
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- can receive future claim, billing, or abuse notices. Do not invent a person or
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- use a throwaway inbox.
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+ Saved auth lets every later command authenticate automatically you sign up
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+ once and then just run commands, with no token to pass in prompts or shell
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+ history. `--save` remains accepted as a compatibility no-op for older
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+ instructions. Use `--no-save` only when local persistence is intentionally
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+ disabled, and use `--show-token --no-save` only when the runtime has a separate
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+ secret store and needs the raw token once. If you do pass the token explicitly,
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+ prefer `--token-stdin` over `--token`.
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+
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+ In the preview contract, `--agent-contact` means an email-shaped durable
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+ contact inbox for the restricted agent identity, not a requirement to find an
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+ individual human. Use an agent-owned inbox when available; otherwise use an
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+ operator, team, or sponsor inbox that can receive future claim, billing, or
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+ abuse notices. Do not block waiting for a person, invent a person, or use a
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+ throwaway inbox.
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  `example.invalid` addresses are only appropriate inside documented harness or
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  proof runs. `--human-email` remains accepted as a compatibility alias for
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  `--agent-contact`.
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- Your hosted token lives in `IMAGE_SKILL_TOKEN`, not on disk, so a read-only home
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- or npm prefix never blocks you. Run the published package directly and keep the
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- token in the environment:
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+ Run the published package directly; do not clone private source because a global
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+ install or default config directory is blocked. Saved auth state defaults to the
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+ user config directory. If that location is read-only, point
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+ `IMAGE_SKILL_CONFIG_PATH` at a writable persistent path before `signup`:
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+ --agent-contact AGENT_OR_OPERATOR_INBOX \
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+ npx -y image-skill@latest whoami
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  ```
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  Do not fall back to another tool because a global install or the default config
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- directory is blocked the hosted path above needs neither.
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+ directory is blocked. Follow the CLI's structured recovery command and continue
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+ with `whoami`, `usage quota`, `models list`, and the requested creative flow.
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  ```
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+ --payment-method stripe_checkout \
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+ --idempotency-key exact-quote-run-001 \
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  ```
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- delegated-card adapters. Packs are the default Stripe Checkout UX; exact
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+ The public top-up path is Stripe Checkout. Future MPP, live x402, wallet, and
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