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Chatgpt Imagegen
Use your ChatGPT subscription to generate images from the command line — no OPENAI_API_KEY, no gateway, no daemon. Zero-dep Python CLI + AI-agent skill.
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Use your ChatGPT subscription to generate images from the command line — no OPENAI_API_KEY, no gateway, no daemon. Zero-dep Python CLI + AI-agent skill.
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chatgpt-imagegen — agent skill
A standalone Python CLI that produces images via the user's ChatGPT subscription. No API key, no network service, no extra config. It has two OpenAI backends that hit different usage buckets — pick with --backend — plus two opt-in Google/Gemini backends for users who also have a Gemini subscription.
Backends
| Backend | Surface | Usage bucket | Needs | Speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
web | Drives the user's logged-in ChatGPT browser (via chrome-use, formerly agent-browser-stealth; older installs expose the same binary as agent-browser/abs) and generates in a regular chat — the same surface as typing in the app. Its real-Chrome connect is what clears Cloudflare + the sentinel proof-of-work a plain/headless client can't. | ChatGPT conversation — does not consume the metered Codex-usage limit. Works on any account, including free tier (subject to its daily image cap). | chrome-use installed and its extension connected to a Chrome signed in to chatgpt.com. | ~30–60 s; each run's chat is filed under a ChatGPT Project (default imagegen, auto-created) instead of littering the history. |
codex | Headless POST to chatgpt.com/backend-api/codex/responses with the image_generation tool, reusing ~/.codex/auth.json. | Codex-usage (metered — this is the bucket the user usually wants to spare). | codex login (writes ~/.codex/auth.json). | Fast; no browser, no history. |
Default is auto (--backend auto, or CHATGPT_IMAGEGEN_BACKEND): it tries web first because that spares the Codex-usage limit, and falls back to codex only when web is unavailable — i.e. chrome-use isn't installed, the browser isn't reachable, or chatgpt.com isn't logged in. The two not-set-up cases are handled explicitly:
- Browser not logged in / chrome-use missing → auto silently falls back to codex (a one-line notice prints to stderr). If codex is also not set up, it exits naming both fixes.
- codex not logged in (
~/.codex/auth.jsonabsent) → auto still uses web; codex is only the fallback.
Auto does not fall back to codex if web was reachable but the generation itself failed after submitting — that would spend the very bucket auto-mode protects. In that case it errors and tells you to rerun with --backend codex if you want the Codex-usage path. Force a single backend with --backend web or --backend codex.
Gemini backends (opt-in — auto never picks them)
For users who also have a Google/Gemini subscription. Both drive a Google account, not OpenAI.
| Backend | Surface | Needs | Speed |
|---|---|---|---|
gemini | Drives a logged-in gemini.google.com browser via chrome-use — the browser analogue of web. | chrome-use, plus a Chrome profile signed in to a subscribed Google account. | ~11–24 s |
agy | The Antigravity CLI (agy) run headless — the analogue of codex. | agy on PATH. Passes --dangerously-skip-permissions by default because headless agy cannot prompt for tool permissions; --no-agy-yolo opts out if the user maintains their own permissions.allow rules. | ~14–25 s |
Their quotas are separate — measured, not assumed: agy returned "Image generation model quota (gemini-3.1-flash-image) has been exhausted (429)" while a --backend gemini run on the same Google account succeeded seconds later. So each is a genuine fallback for the other, and a quota error from one names the other in its message.
Neither is ever chosen by auto. Deliberate: they hit a different vendor and account, and their output differs in ways a caller would notice. Ask for them by name.
Behaviour worth knowing before recommending one:
- Visible watermark.
geminitext-to-image results carry the Gemini "sparkle" glyph, fixed at 65 px in from the bottom-right corner (measured identical across 5 runs at 1024×559). Image-to-image results do not.agyresults have no visible mark. - Both are watermarked invisibly regardless.
agyoutput carries a Google-signed C2PA manifest whose own description reads "Applied imperceptible SynthID watermark". The SynthID signal is in the pixels and survives any re-encode. geminikeeps the C2PA manifest on current chrome-use. Gemini renders results from ablob:src, which in-pagefetch()still cannot read;chrome-use download-urlnow resolves the blob inside the page and writes the original bytes to disk, so the signed manifest survives. Older chrome-use rejectedblob:outright, leaving only a canvas re-encode — that path is still the fallback and still strips metadata, and the run prints a note naming the upgrade when it has to take it.agycopies the file, so its manifest always survives.--sizecontrols the aspect ratio ongemini, not the pixel count. The chat surface has no size widget, so the ratio is requested in words — and honoured: asking square returned 1024×1024, asking 3:2 returned 1024×687, asking 2:3 returned 687×1024. What you cannot pin is the absolute resolution. With nothing requested Gemini defaults to 16:9, so the backend always asks for something (square when--sizeisauto). Real dimensions land in the run meta.- The dedicated image model is selected automatically. Before generating, the backend switches the composer to Gemini's image tool, which reports "generated using Nano Banana 2" — otherwise the prompt is answered by whatever chat model is active (seen: Flash-Lite). Best-effort: if the menu moved, the run continues on the chat default rather than failing.
--no-gemini-image-toolskips the attempt. It does not remove the watermark or change the default ratio — both were checked against it directly. - Pin the profile. Nearly every Chrome profile is signed in to some Google account, and the cookie says nothing about which one holds the subscription — a probe run landed on an account whose "Google AI Pro subscription has expired" page has no composer at all. Set
--gemini-profile/CHATGPT_IMAGEGEN_GEMINI_PROFILE.doctorwarns when nothing is pinned.
Prerequisites
For the default web backend: the user must have chrome-use (formerly agent-browser-stealth; older installs expose the same binary as agent-browser / abs) and its extension connected to a Chrome that is signed in to chatgpt.com. chrome-use specifically is required — its real-logged-in-Chrome connect is what passes Cloudflare's bot-detection; a plain headless driver will not. The "Temporary Chat" mode disables image generation, so this backend always opens a regular chat.
Install policy — never install chrome-use for the user
If chrome-use is not installed, do not install it on your own initiative:
- Generate anyway via the codex fallback (auto mode does this by itself) — the task comes first.
- Add a single gentle tip to your reply, e.g.: "提示：装上 chrome-use 后，出图会走你已登录的 ChatGPT 浏览器，不消耗 Codex 额度。想配的话我可以一步步带你装好（含浏览器插件）。" — and stop there.
- Only when the user explicitly says yes, walk them through the guided setup below, step by step, verifying each step before the next.
Guided setup (opt-in only):
# 1. Install the CLI (no npm, no token — provides `chrome-use`)
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leeguooooo/chrome-use/main/install.sh | sh
# 2. Register the native-messaging host
chrome-use extension install
# 3. Add the Chrome extension, then restart Chrome:
# https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/agent-browser-stealth/knfcmbamhjmaonkfnjhldjedeobeafmk
# 4. Sign in to https://chatgpt.com in that Chrome
# 5. Verify: a quick `chatgpt-imagegen "test" --backend web` should print "using current Chrome (relay)"
- Repo: https://github.com/leeguooooo/chrome-use
- The
chrome-useskill (chrome-use skills get core) covers the extension-connect flow in depth.
For the codex backend: the user must have run, once, ever:
npm i -g @openai/codex
codex login # opens browser to sign in to ChatGPT
That writes ~/.codex/auth.json, which the codex backend reads. No OPENAI_API_KEY is required for either backend — and setting one will not help. This is the subscription path, not the API path.
When to use
- The user asks for a new photo, illustration, icon, hero banner, sprite, cover image, infographic, product mockup, concept art, or any other bitmap deliverable for the current project.
- The user is happy with subscription-tier quality (
mediumquality, no native transparent backgrounds — see Limits below). - The deliverable is intended to be saved into the repo or build inputs.
- You're authoring long-form or explanatory content — a blog post, technical proposal, design doc, tutorial, postmortem, or README — and a figure would help a concept land. You don't need to be asked: propose the figures and generate them (see Illustrating documents below).
When not to use
- The user wants an SVG icon that matches an in-repo vector set — edit those instead.
- The task is better solved with code (HTML/CSS, canvas, Mermaid, PlantUML).
- The user wants an existing image modified in place — retouching, cropping, text/logo removal, upscaling, background knock-out. This skill always renders a new image; it cannot return an edited copy of the original's pixels. (Passing an image as a reference with
--ref/--style-ref/--composition-refis supported and encouraged — that's re-generation guided by the image, not editing it.) - The user explicitly needs true
quality=highorbackground=transparent— the subscription path caps quality atmediumand rejects transparent. Tell the user to use the official/v1/images/generationsAPI with theirOPENAI_API_KEYfor those cases. - The deliverable will be served to end users (e.g. a public service generating images for visitors) — that violates OpenAI's ToS for personal subscriptions. Refuse and explain.
How to invoke
"<skill-dir>/chatgpt-imagegen" "<prompt>" [options]
Call the script by its absolute path next to this SKILL.md — that's the most reliable way and never depends on $PATH. If your agent harness exposes a variable pointing to the skill's install directory, use it; otherwise expand the path you read this file from.
First: self-heal a missing CLI
npx skills add copies only the markdown — it often does not drop the chatgpt-imagegen script next to this file. So before the first run, check that the CLI exists and fetch it if absent. It's a single self-contained, pure-stdlib Python file (no pip, no deps), so the heal is one curl:
CLI="<skill-dir>/chatgpt-imagegen" # same directory as this SKILL.md
if [ ! -x "$CLI" ]; then
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leeguooooo/chatgpt-imagegen/main/chatgpt-imagegen -o "$CLI" \
&& chmod +x "$CLI"
fi
"$CLI" --version # confirm it runs (needs python3 ≥ 3.10 on PA
File metadata
name: "chatgpt-imagegen" version: "0.23.6" description: >- Generate new raster images and looping GIF/WebP animations with the user's ChatGPT subscription through the local one-file chatgpt-imagegen CLI, without an API key or daemon. Use for photos, illustrations, icons, hero banners, mockups, sprites, concept art, animation loops, and figures for documents, proposals, blog posts, or READMEs; save outputs in the workspace. Auto mode prefers the logged-in ChatGPT browser through chrome-use to avoid Codex usage and falls back to the Codex backend only when the web path is unavailable. Users with a Gemini subscription can name --backend gemini or agy instead. Proactively propose useful figures while authoring long-form content. Do not use for editing existing images, SVG/vector work, code-native graphics, established icon systems, explicit high-quality or transparent API output, or end-user image-generation services.
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---
name: "chatgpt-imagegen"
version: "0.23.6"
description: >-
Generate new raster images and looping GIF/WebP animations with the user's
ChatGPT subscription through the local one-file chatgpt-imagegen CLI, without
an API key or daemon. Use for photos, illustrations, icons, hero banners,
mockups, sprites, concept art, animation loops, and figures for documents,
proposals, blog posts, or READMEs; save outputs in the workspace. Auto mode
prefers the logged-in ChatGPT browser through chrome-use to avoid Codex usage
and falls back to the Codex backend only when the web path is unavailable.
Users with a Gemini subscription can name --backend gemini or agy instead.
Proactively propose useful figures while authoring long-form content. Do not
use for editing existing images, SVG/vector work, code-native graphics,
established icon systems, explicit high-quality or transparent API output,
or end-user image-generation services.
---
# chatgpt-imagegen — agent skill
A standalone Python CLI that produces images via the user's ChatGPT subscription. No API key, no network service, no extra config. It has **two OpenAI backends** that hit different usage buckets — pick with `--backend` — plus **two opt-in Google/Gemini backends** for users who also have a Gemini subscription.
## Backends
| Backend | Surface | Usage bucket | Needs | Speed |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| **`web`** | Drives the user's logged-in ChatGPT browser (via **`chrome-use`**, formerly `agent-browser-stealth`; older installs expose the same binary as `agent-browser`/`abs`) and generates in a regular chat — the same surface as typing in the app. Its real-Chrome connect is what clears Cloudflare + the sentinel proof-of-work a plain/headless client can't. | **ChatGPT conversation** — does **not** consume the metered Codex-usage limit. Works on **any** account, **including free tier** (subject to its daily image cap). | `chrome-use` installed and its extension connected to a Chrome **signed in to chatgpt.com**. | ~30–60 s; each run's chat is filed under a ChatGPT **Project** (default `imagegen`, auto-created) instead of littering the history. |
| **`codex`** | Headless POST to `chatgpt.com/backend-api/codex/responses` with the `image_generation` tool, reusing `~/.codex/auth.json`. | **Codex-usage** (metered — this is the bucket the user usually wants to spare). | `codex login` (writes `~/.codex/auth.json`). | Fast; no browser, no history. |
**Default is `auto`** (`--backend auto`, or `CHATGPT_IMAGEGEN_BACKEND`): it tries **web first** because that spares the Codex-usage limit, and falls back to **codex only when web is unavailable** — i.e. `chrome-use` isn't installed, the browser isn't reachable, or chatgpt.com isn't logged in. The two not-set-up cases are handled explicitly:
- **Browser not logged in / chrome-use missing** → auto silently falls back to codex (a one-line notice prints to stderr). If codex is *also* not set up, it exits naming both fixes.
- **codex not logged in** (`~/.codex/auth.json` absent) → auto still uses web; codex is only the fallback.
Auto does **not** fall back to codex if web was reachable but the generation itself failed after submitting — that would spend the very bucket auto-mode protects. In that case it errors and tells you to rerun with `--backend codex` if you want the Codex-usage path. Force a single backend with `--backend web` or `--backend codex`.
### Gemini backends (opt-in — `auto` never picks them)
For users who also have a **Google/Gemini** subscription. Both drive a Google account, not OpenAI.
| Backend | Surface | Needs | Speed |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| **`gemini`** | Drives a logged-in `gemini.google.com` browser via `chrome-use` — the browser analogue of `web`. | `chrome-use`, plus a Chrome profile signed in to a **subscribed** Google account. | ~11–24 s |
| **`agy`** | The **Antigravity CLI** (`agy`) run headless — the analogue of `codex`. | `agy` on PATH. Passes `--dangerously-skip-permissions` by default because headless `agy` cannot prompt for tool permissions; `--no-agy-yolo` opts out if the user maintains their own `permissions.allow` rules. | ~14–25 s |
**Their quotas are separate** — measured, not assumed: `agy` returned *"Image generation model quota (`gemini-3.1-flash-image`) has been exhausted (429)"* while a `--backend gemini` run on the **same Google account** succeeded seconds later. So each is a genuine fallback for the other, and a quota error from one names the other in its message.
**Neither is ever chosen by `auto`.** Deliberate: they hit a different vendor and account, and their output differs in ways a caller would notice. Ask for them by name.
Behaviour worth knowing before recommending one:
- **Visible watermark.** `gemini` **text-to-image** results carry the Gemini "sparkle" glyph, fixed at 65 px in from the bottom-right corner (measured identical across 5 runs at 1024×559). Image-to-image results do not. `agy` results have no visible mark.
- **Both are watermarked invisibly regardless.** `agy` output carries a Google-signed C2PA manifest whose own description reads *"Applied imperceptible SynthID watermark"*. The SynthID signal is in the pixels and survives any re-encode.
- **`gemini` keeps the C2PA manifest on current chrome-use.** Gemini renders results from a `blob:` src, which in-page `fetch()` still cannot read; `chrome-use download-url` now resolves the blob inside the page and writes the original bytes to disk, so the signed manifest survives. Older chrome-use rejected `blob:` outright, leaving only a canvas re-encode — that path is still the fallback and still strips metadata, and the run prints a note naming the upgrade when it has to take it. `agy` copies the file, so its manifest always survives.
- **`--size` controls the aspect ratio on `gemini`, not the pixel count.** The chat surface has no size widget, so the ratio is requested in words — and honoured: asking square returned 1024×1024, asking 3:2 returned 1024×687, asking 2:3 returned 687×1024. What you cannot pin is the absolute resolution. With nothing requested Gemini defaults to 16:9, so the backend always asks for *something* (square when `--size` is `auto`). Real dimensions land in the run meta.
- **The dedicated image model is selected automatically.** Before generating, the backend switches the composer to Gemini's image tool, which reports "generated using Nano Banana 2" — otherwise the prompt is answered by whatever chat model is active (seen: Flash-Lite). Best-effort: if the menu moved, the run continues on the chat default rather than failing. `--no-gemini-image-tool` skips the attempt. It does **not** remove the watermark or change the default ratio — both were checked against it directly.
- **Pin the profile.** Nearly every Chrome profile is signed in to *some* Google account, and the cookie says nothing about which one holds the subscription — a probe run landed on an account whose "Google AI Pro subscription has expired" page has no composer at all. Set `--gemini-profile` / `CHATGPT_IMAGEGEN_GEMINI_PROFILE`. `doctor` warns when nothing is pinned.
## Prerequisites
**For the default `web` backend:** the user must have **`chrome-use`** (formerly `agent-browser-stealth`; older installs expose the same binary as `agent-browser` / `abs`) and its extension connected to a Chrome that is signed in to chatgpt.com. chrome-use specifically is required — its real-logged-in-Chrome connect is what passes Cloudflare's bot-detection; a plain headless driver will not. The "Temporary Chat" mode disables image generation, so this backend always opens a *regular* chat.
### Install policy — never install chrome-use for the user
If `chrome-use` is **not installed**, do **not** install it on your own initiative:
1. **Generate anyway** via the codex fallback (auto mode does this by itself) — the task comes first.
2. Add a **single gentle tip** to your reply, e.g.: *"提示：装上 chrome-use 后，出图会走你已登录的 ChatGPT 浏览器，不消耗 Codex 额度。想配的话我可以一步步带你装好（含浏览器插件）。"* — and stop there.
3. **Only when the user explicitly says yes**, walk them through the guided setup below, step by step, verifying each step before the next.
Guided setup (opt-in only):
```bash
# 1. Install the CLI (no npm, no token — provides `chrome-use`)
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leeguooooo/chrome-use/main/install.sh | sh
# 2. Register the native-messaging host
chrome-use extension install
# 3. Add the Chrome extension, then restart Chrome:
# https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/agent-browser-stealth/knfcmbamhjmaonkfnjhldjedeobeafmk
# 4. Sign in to https://chatgpt.com in that Chrome
# 5. Verify: a quick `chatgpt-imagegen "test" --backend web` should print "using current Chrome (relay)"
```
- **Repo:** https://github.com/leeguooooo/chrome-use
- The `chrome-use` skill (`chrome-use skills get core`) covers the extension-connect flow in depth.
**For the `codex` backend:** the user must have run, **once, ever**:
```bash
npm i -g @openai/codex
codex login # opens browser to sign in to ChatGPT
```
That writes `~/.codex/auth.json`, which the codex backend reads. No `OPENAI_API_KEY` is required for either backend — and setting one will not help. This is the subscription path, not the API path.
## When to use
- The user asks for a new photo, illustration, icon, hero banner, sprite, cover image, infographic, product mockup, concept art, or any other bitmap deliverable for the current project.
- The user is happy with subscription-tier quality (`medium` quality, no native transparent backgrounds — see *Limits* below).
- The deliverable is intended to be saved into the repo or build inputs.
- You're authoring long-form or explanatory content — a blog post, technical proposal, design doc, tutorial, postmortem, or README — and a figure would help a concept land. **You don't need to be asked**: propose the figures and generate them (see *[Illustrating documents](#illustrating-documents)* below).
## When not to use
- The user wants an SVG icon that matches an in-repo vector set — edit those instead.
- The task is better solved with code (HTML/CSS, canvas, Mermaid, PlantUML).
- The user wants an existing image **modified in place** — retouching, cropping, text/logo removal, upscaling, background knock-out. This skill always renders a *new* image; it cannot return an edited copy of the original's pixels. (Passing an image as a *reference* with `--ref` / `--style-ref` / `--composition-ref` is supported and encouraged — that's re-generation guided by the image, not editing it.)
- The user explicitly needs **true `quality=high`** or **`background=transparent`** — the subscription path caps quality at `medium` and rejects transparent. Tell the user to use the official `/v1/images/generations` API with their `OPENAI_API_KEY` for those cases.
- The deliverable will be served to end users (e.g. a public service generating images for visitors) — that violates OpenAI's ToS for personal subscriptions. Refuse and explain.
## How to invoke
```bash
"<skill-dir>/chatgpt-imagegen" "<prompt>" [options]
```
Call the script by its absolute path next to this `SKILL.md` — that's the most reliable way and never depends on `$PATH`. If your agent harness exposes a variable pointing to the skill's install directory, use it; otherwise expand the path you read this file from.
### First: self-heal a missing CLI
**`npx skills add` copies only the markdown — it often does *not* drop the `chatgpt-imagegen` script next to this file.** So before the first run, check that the CLI exists and fetch it if absent. It's a single self-contained, pure-stdlib Python file (no `pip`, no deps), so the heal is one `curl`:
```bash
CLI="<skill-dir>/chatgpt-imagegen" # same directory as this SKILL.md
if [ ! -x "$CLI" ]; then
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leeguooooo/chatgpt-imagegen/main/chatgpt-imagegen -o "$CLI" \
&& chmod +x "$CLI"
fi
"$CLI" --version # confirm it runs (needs python3 ≥ 3.10 on PAReview the source
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