gemini-image
Gemini Image Generation Skill (CLI)
Use this skill for Gemini image generation flows with CamoFox CLI commands only. Use curl only for download file retrieval from the local CamoFox download API.
1. Prerequisites
- CamoFox server must be running on port
9377. - Google account with Gemini access.
- First-time login requires email/password and 2FA approval on phone.
- After first login, save and reuse a session profile.
2. Quick Start (Fast Path — Authenticated)
When a valid Gemini session is already saved:
All commands below assume --user gemini. Add it explicitly in multi-session scenarios.
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