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Updated 10-16 10:25

About this skill

Gen

Use this skill to generate user-facing artifacts through the Okou CLI:

okou generate -h

okou generate is the source of truth. Always inspect the current command help when exact flags, models, styles, or providers matter.

Core Commands

  • okou generate image - billed image file generation; supports built-in models, image editing/reference inputs, image style registry selection, and connector guidance.
  • okou generate presentation - returns an Open Design resource-selection packet for an HTML presentation that the agent authors and hosts.
  • okou generate website - returns website authoring instructions / an Open Design packet that the agent uses to build and host a static site.
  • okou generate report, docs-design, poster, dashboard-design, mobile-app-design - return Open Design resource-selection packets for static HTML artifacts.
  • okou generate text, code, document, audio - list connector-backed options and print connector skill-invocation guidance; these do not have built-in platform pipelines unless the CLI help says otherwise.

Run okou generate <type> with no generation input to list available providers for that artifact type. Add --all when unavailable or not-yet-authorized connectors are relevant.

Generation Workflow

  1. Identify the artifact type from the user's request.

    • Use image for raster images, edits, references, thumbnails, icons, illustrations, and visual assets.
    • Use Open Design artifact commands for websites, decks, reports, posters, docs, dashboards, and mobile UI prototypes.
    • Use connector-listing commands for text, code, document, or non-speech audio generation.
  2. Discover current capability before committing.

    • Run okou generate <type> -h for flags and built-in model support.
    • Run okou generate <type> to see available providers.
    • If the user asked for a connector/provider by name, run okou generate <type> --provider <name> to get invocation guidance, then follow that provider skill.
  3. Determine whether style discovery is needed.

    • For styled images, inspect the current style registry from okou generate image -h.
    • Do not hardcode style names or style descriptions in this skill. Treat the registry printed by the CLI as the live source.
    • Choose a registered style when the user's wording clearly matches a trigger, named style, or visual direction in the registry.
    • To obtain style-specific prompt guidance, run okou generate image --style <id> --prompt "<brief>" --compile, follow the returned packet, then generate with --compiled-prompt "<final prompt>".
    • Use --raw-prompt "<final prompt>" when the user explicitly wants no registry style, wants photorealism/model-native output, supplies a fully specified prompt, or no registry style is a good match.
    • When no style is obvious but style materially affects the result, ask the user to choose among a few options summarized from the live registry or ask whether to proceed without a style.
  4. Decide provider and model.

    • Prefer --provider built-in when the user wants a direct artifact, does not name a connector, and the built-in pipeline supports the request.
    • Use connector guidance when the user names a provider, needs a provider-specific capability, or the requested artifact type is connector-only.
    • Ask the user when the choice changes cost, latency, fidelity, licensing, account usage, or final format in a way that is not implied by the request.
    • Otherwise choose a sensible default from the CLI help and proceed.
  5. Build the prompt.

    • Preserve the user's core intent, constraints, audience, brand, source materials, aspect ratio, size, format, and delivery target.
    • Add operational details only when they improve generation reliability: composition, visual hierarchy, must-include/must-avoid elements, target medium, and reference handling.
    • For style-guided image generation, let the selected registry style drive stylistic details through the compilation packet.
    • For prompt text that is long or quote-sensitive, use a file and a safely quoted argument, or stdin when the selected prompt mode supports it.
  6. Execute and wait for completion.

    • Run the selected okou generate <type> command.
    • For commands that return an Open Design resource-selection packet, follow the packet: author the artifact, verify it locally if needed, and host static outputs with okou host.
    • For commands that return /f/ file URLs, keep the URL and metadata for the user.
    • If generation fails because of missing credits, run okou doctor credit.
    • If connector auth fails, run okou doctor check-connector using the environment name or URL from the provider guidance.
  7. Deliver the result.

    • Give the user the generated URL or hosted artifact URL.
    • Mention important parameters used: provider, model, selected style or raw prompt mode, size/aspect ratio, or site slug.
    • If the output is temporary or provider-hosted with expiration, download or host a durable copy when appropriate.

Asking vs. Choosing

Ask the user before generation when:

  • The prompt is too underspecified to produce a useful artifact.
  • Multiple provider/style/model choices are plausible and materially different.
  • The command will spend meaningful credits and the request did not imply that spend.
  • The user requested brand, person, legal, medical, financial, or other high-stakes accuracy that needs source material.
  • Required inputs are missing, such as source images, brand assets, dimensions, or audience.

Proceed without asking when:

  • The user gave enough context for a reasonable first version.
  • The built-in default clearly fits the request.
  • The user asked for speed or explicitly delegated choices.
  • The missing details can be safely inferred and refined after the first artifact.

Common Patterns

List current image providers:

okou generate image

Inspect current image styles and flags:

okou generate image -h

Compile a styled image prompt after selecting a live registry style, then use the packet's final prompt:

okou generate image --style "<style-id>" --prompt "<brief>" --compile
okou generate image --provider built-in --compiled-prompt "<final prompt>"

Generate an unstyled/model-native image:

okou generate image --provider built-in --raw-prompt "<prompt>"

Use connector guidance instead of built-in generation:

okou generate image --provider "<connector-name>"

Generate a static Open Design artifact:

okou generate website --prompt "<brief>"

Then follow the returned packet to build and host the artifact.