Guizang's agent skill turns your repo's recent updates into a finished promo video — real components, code-rendered animation, an original code-written soundtrack — no video editor involved.
- agent-skill
- video
- promo
- marketing
Generate and edit GPT images from Claude Code or Codex through your ChatGPT subscription — not the separately billed Images API.
Bridges the built-in $imagegen / gpt-image capability of a ChatGPT/Codex subscription to local coding agents: direct prompts pass through unchanged; when you delegate several concepts, the agent writes a distinct image-ready prompt for each. Real reference files feed into generation, transparent-PNG outputs are checked for alpha support, results land in <project>/generated-images/, and batches run with bounded parallelism. The repo is explicit about the boundary: it does not call the OpenAI Images API, does not use OPENAI_API_KEY, and generation consumes your included plan usage (not available on the Free plan).
When you already pay for ChatGPT and want your coding agent to produce UI mockups, diagrams and marketing images in-repo, without standing up an Images API billing relationship.
# paste this into Codex / Claude Code / Antigravity: Install and verify GPT Image Skill for the current user from: https://github.com/GENEXIS-AI/gpt-image-skill (then follow AGENT_INSTALL.md as the one-time installation contract) # needs: Git, Node.js 22+ LTS, Codex CLI, and Sign in with ChatGPT device authorization
Generations consume included ChatGPT/Codex usage, and image generation is not available on the Free plan. The install prompt authorizes real environment changes (user-level installs, device auth) — read AGENT_INSTALL.md before pasting it into an environment you care about.
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