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byted-tos-image-process

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Transforms and inspects image objects stored in Volcengine TOS. Use this skill only when the task explicitly involves a TOS bucket/object key, TOS image processing, TOS-to-TOS save-as output, or Volcengine TOS image process syntax such as image/info, image/resize, image/format, image/watermark, image/draw, image/blindwatermark, or image/understanding. Do not use this skill for ordinary uploaded screenshots, local images, UI screenshot analysis, generic OCR, face detection, or visual question answering unless the user clearly says the image is a TOS object or asks to process/save it through TOS.

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# Volcengine TOS Image Process

Inspect and transform images stored in Volcengine TOS — metadata, format conversion, resize, watermark, blind watermark, and AI-powered image understanding.

## Setup (once per environment)

Install dependencies on first use:

```bash
cd {baseDir}
pip install -r {baseDir}/requirements.txt
```

Then run scripts with Python 3.7+: