Image Studio

# Image Studio

Use this skill when the user wants still image generation or prompt-guided image editing.

## Before running CLI commands

Freebeat CLI is an npm package and authenticated API client. Install or refresh it first:

~~~bash
npm install -g freebeat-cli@latest
freebeat --help
~~~

The user must provide a Freebeat API key before generation. Use one of these patterns:

~~~bash
freebeat auth set-api-key
printf '%s' "$FREEBEAT_API_KEY" | freebeat auth set-api-key --stdin
freebeat --api-key <apiKey> <command>
~~~

Validate credentials before starting a paid or long-running workflow:

~~~bash
freebeat auth show
freebeat auth test
~~~

Do not paste or log the raw API key. Ask the user to provide it in their terminal, secret store, or environment variable.

## Supported image models

- Nano Banana 2: --model 80
- Nano Banana Pro: --model 64
- Wan V2.7 Image: --model 99
- Wan V2.7 Pro Image: --model 100
- GPT-Image 2: --model 108

Inspect one model before generation:

~~~bash
freebeat models help --name 108
~~~

## Generate a new image

~~~bash
freebeat image generate --model 80 --prompt "neon city album cover" --size 1024x1024 --count 1 --wait
freebeat image generate --model 108 --prompt "premium product poster with studio lighting" --resolution 1024x1024 --quality medium --count 1 --wait
~~~

## Edit an image

The first CLI version accepts exactly one --image. Use a local file path or an image URL.

~~~bash
freebeat image edit --model 80 --image ref.png --prompt "make it cinematic and campaign-ready" --wait
freebeat image edit --model 108 --image https://cdn.example.com/ref.png --prompt "turn this into a polished album cover" --resolution 1024x1024 --quality medium --wait
~~~

## GPT-Image 2 parameters

GPT-Image 2 uses --model 108 and supports --quality low|medium|high plus --resolution. On freebeat-cli 0.1.2 or newer, --quality defaults to medium and --resolution defaults to 1024x1024. If --resolution is omitted but --size is provided, the CLI sends the --size value as resolution for compatibility.

## Output handling

Image commands return a batch id and serial number. Add --json for scripts or agents.

## Check progress

Open RPC image and video commands return a batch id and serial number. Legacy MV and effect commands return a task id.

~~~bash
freebeat task status <batch-id>
freebeat task status <batch-id> --serial-no <serial-no>
freebeat task wait <batch-id> --serial-no <serial-no>
freebeat task status <task-id>
freebeat task wait <task-id>
freebeat task result <task-id>
~~~

Use --json when another agent, script, or CI job needs to parse task ids, batch ids, serial numbers, result URLs, credits, or statuses.