Curated GitHub skills for Nano Banana, Claude Code, Gemini image workflows, ecommerce product photos, and practical AI image editing automation.
Use this page when you want reusable prompting systems, workflow guidance, or agent skills tailored to image generation and editing. If MCPs are the tools, skills are the reusable playbooks that help agents do image work better.
A curated shortlist of image-focused skills and skill-like repos that help agents generate, edit, refine, and standardize image workflows.
A strong fit for ecommerce image production. It packages marketplace-specific guidance for Amazon, Shopify, eBay, and Etsy so an agent can produce more compliant, conversion-friendly product images.
A dedicated Claude Code skill for Nano Banana image generation and editing. Useful if you want a packaged skill that helps with image creation, editing, restoration, and visual content workflows.
A focused skill repo for Nano Banana image generation with practical editing workflows. Good if you want a smaller, skill-first implementation rather than a broader app or CLI.
A more advanced image workflow package with support for transparency, reference images, style transfer, and image-generation CLI usage. Great when your image editing needs go beyond basic prompting.
This repo includes a Nano Banana Pro skill inside GitHub’s `awesome-copilot` skills collection. It is a good reference for how image-generation skills can be structured inside a broader agent skill ecosystem.
Not a single `SKILL.md` skill, but still highly useful as a workflow collection. This repo is valuable if you want practical image-editing recipes like outpainting, product recontextualization, try-on, or consistent character workflows.
A professional CLI for Nano Banana-style image generation and editing that works well in automated agent environments. Not a classic skill file, but very relevant if you want reusable image-editing workflows in automation.
How to use this page: Start with a skill if you want a reusable prompting system or domain-specific workflow. Use the MCP page if you need tools and integrations. In practice, the strongest image workflows combine both: a skill for strategy and an MCP for execution.