cli-anything-gimp
Command-line interface for Gimp - A stateful command-line interface for image editing, built on Pillow. Designed for AI agents and pow...
What this skill does
# cli-anything-gimp A stateful command-line interface for image editing, built on Pillow. Designed for AI agents and power users who need to create and manipulate images without a GUI. ## Installation This CLI is installed as part of the cli-anything-gimp package: ```bash pip install cli-anything-gimp ``` **Prerequisites:** - Python 3.10+ - gimp is recommended for native batch rendering, but layered compositions can still render through the built-in Pillow path when GIMP is unavailable or when deferred `draw` operations are present ## Usage ### Basic Commands ```bash # Show help cli-anything-gimp --help # Start interactive REPL mode cli-anything-gimp # Create a new project cli-anything-gimp project new -o project.json # Run with JSON output (for agent consumption) cli-anything-gimp --json project info -p project.json ``` ### REPL Mode When invoked without a subcommand, the CLI enters an interactive REPL session: ```bash cli-anything-gimp # Enter commands interactively with tab-completion and history ``` ## Command Groups ### Project Project management commands. | Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | `new` | Create a new project | | `open` | Open an existing project | | `save` | Save the current project | | `info` | Show project information | | `profiles` | List available canvas profiles | | `json` | Print raw project JSON | ### Layer Layer management commands. | Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | `new` | Create a new blank layer | | `add-from-file` | Add a layer from an image file | | `list` | List all layers | | `remove` | Remove a layer by index | | `duplicate` | Duplicate a layer | | `move` | Move a layer to a new position | | `set` | Set a layer property (name, opacity, visible, mode, offset_x, offset_y); negative offsets are accepted naturally | | `flatten` | Flatten all visible layers | | `merge-down` | Merge a layer with the one below it | ### Canvas Canvas operations. | Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | `info` | Show canvas information | | `resize` | Resize the canvas (without scaling content) | | `scale` | Scale the canvas and all content proportionally | | `crop` | Crop the canvas to a rectangle | | `mode` | Set the canvas color mode | | `dpi` | Set the canvas DPI | ### Filter Group Filter management commands. | Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | `list-available` | List all available filters | | `info` | Show details about a filter | | `add` | Add a filter to a layer | | `remove` | Remove a filter by index | | `set` | Set a filter parameter | | `list` | List filters on a layer | ### Media Media file operations. | Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | `probe` | Analyze an image file | | `list` | List media files referenced in the project | | `check` | Check that all referenced media files exist | | `histogram` | Show histogram analysis of an image | ### Export Group Export/render commands. | Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | `presets` | List export presets | | `preset-info` | Show preset details | | `render` | Render the project to an image file; deferred draw ops are applied at render time | ### Session Session management commands. | Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | `status` | Show session status | | `undo` | Undo the last operation | | `redo` | Redo the last undone operation | | `history` | Show undo history | ### Draw Drawing operations (applied at render time). | Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | `text` | Draw text on a layer (by converting it to a text layer) | | `rect` | Draw a rectangle (stored as drawing operation) | ## Examples ### Create a New Project Create a new gimp project file. ```bash cli-anything-gimp project new -o myproject.json # Or with JSON output for programmatic use cli-anything-gimp --json project new -o myproject.json ``` ### Interactive REPL Session Start an interactive session with undo/redo support. ```bash cli-anything-gimp # Enter commands interactively # Use 'help' to see available commands # Use 'undo' and 'redo' for history navigation ``` ### Export Project Export the project to a final output format. ```bash cli-anything-gimp --project myproject.json export render output.png --overwrite ``` ### Layered Composition Workflow For overlay-heavy compositions: ```bash cli-anything-gimp --project poster.gimp-cli.json layer set 0 offset_x -48 cli-anything-gimp --project poster.gimp-cli.json layer set 0 offset_y 24 cli-anything-gimp --project poster.gimp-cli.json draw text --layer 0 --text "Launch Night" --x 96 --y 120 --size 72 --color "#f6f1e8" cli-anything-gimp --project poster.gimp-cli.json export render output.png --overwrite ``` Notes: - `layer set` now accepts negative `offset_x` and `offset_y` values in both command mode and REPL mode. - `draw text` and `draw rect` are render-time operations. Treat the exported image, not only the project JSON, as the thing to review. - For projects with deferred draw ops, expect the Pillow render path to be the stable default even if GIMP is installed. ## State Management The CLI maintains session state with: - **Undo/Redo**: Up to 50 levels of history - **Project persistence**: Save/load project state as JSON - **Session tracking**: Track modifications and changes ## Output Formats All commands support dual output modes: - **Human-readable** (default): Tables, colors, formatted text - **Machine-readable** (`--json` flag): Structured JSON for agent consumption ```bash # Human output cli-anything-gimp project info -p project.json # JSON output for agents cli-anything-gimp --json project info -p project.json ``` ## For AI Agents When using this CLI programmatically: 1. **Always use `--json` flag** for parseable output 2. **Check return codes** - 0 for success, non-zero for errors 3. **Parse stderr** for error messages on failure 4. **Use absolute paths** for all file operations 5. **Verify outputs exist** after export operations 6. **Review rendered outputs** after offset, draw, blend-mode, or filter changes instead of trusting saved project state alone ## More Information - Full documentation: See README.md in the package - Test coverage: See TEST.md in the package - Methodology: See HARNESS.md in the cli-anything-plugin ## Version 1.0.0
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