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image-generation

MUST use when the user wants to RENDER or GENERATE an actual image from a description (not just craft prompt text). Triggers on "render an image", "render this", "generate image", "render image", "make an image of", "render the prompt", "render this prompt". Builds the prompt from what the user types (subject-agnostic, no built-in persona), optionally pulls a saved reference from the Library System, confirms cost, then calls the OpenAI gpt-image API and saves a PNG.

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# Image Generation System — Render descriptions into real PNGs

## Overview

This skill renders an actual image by calling the OpenAI gpt-image API. It is the rendering
companion to the Image Prompt System (which only crafts prompt text). The skill is **subject-
agnostic**: it builds the prompt from whatever the user types and has **no built-in character,
persona, or stored identity**. Whatever the user describes is what gets drawn.

## Protocol

1. **Extract from user input.** Read the user's typed description and pull out the subject, scene,
   style, mood, and any composition cues. The prompt is built *from their words only* — never from a
   stored character profile, an "appearance" file, a current outfit, or any baked-in identity.