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Direct the user's OWN image-gen tool to a high-quality, on-brand image for a post: pick the model, engineer the prompt, generate, then upload + attach. capx runs no model — it orchestrates yours and ships the post guarded (caption only).
vb-tyagi/capx-cafe · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 75
Install: claude install-skill vb-tyagi/capx-cafe
Get a genuinely good image onto a post by driving the user's **own** connected image tool (higgsfield / fal / kling / whatever they wired via `media-connect`). **capx generates nothing** — you use their tool to make the image, then `upload_media` streams the file to the chokepoint and `post_now` attaches it. casserole guards the **caption**; the image itself is not moderated, so honesty is on you and the user. The brief: "$ARGUMENTS" Follow these steps: 1. **Check a media tool is connected.** If there's no image-generation tool in this session, stop and point the user at **`media-connect`** first — capx has nothing to generate with on its own. 2. **Pin the job.** From "$ARGUMENTS" and the post, get concrete: what must the image show, the mood, the aspect ratio (X favors 16:9 or 1:1 in-feed), any text/logo, and must-not-haves. If it's unclear, ask one sharp question rather than guessing. 3. **Pick the model.** Use **`model-guide`** to choose the right image model for the job (photoreal vs illustration vs product shot vs diagram). Different tools/models win at different things — pick deliberately. 4. **Engineer the prompt.** Use **`prompt-engine`** to turn the brief into a precise, model-shaped prompt (subject, style, lighting, composition, negatives, aspect ratio). Show the user the prompt before spending a generation. 5. **Generate with THEIR tool.** Call the user's connected image tool with that prompt. If the result misses, iterate the prompt (not