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Run npx skillmds@latest add reisi007/vision-agents in your terminal (requires Node.js), paste this page's agent-chat prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-connected agent, or download the SKILL.md file and copy it into your agent's skills directory.

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Who published Vision Agents?

reisi007 (@reisi007) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Vision Agents by reisi007 — Agent Skill

Name: Vision Agents
Author: reisi007

Vision Agents

TRIGGER when analyzing images, screenshots, EXIF data, UI renders, or PDFs/documents visually — need vision-technical (screenshots/EXIF), vision-creative (design/aesthetics), or document (PDF/report layout). Reference for the three locked-down vision subagents.

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Vision Agents — technical / creative / document

Three mode: subagent agents that can only read. They never edit, run shell, spawn subagents, or fetch the web. Max ~10 images per call — split larger batches.

Agent	Role	Use when
`vision-technical`	technical QA	Screenshots, EXIF-relevant visual details, image categorization, technical QA (e.g. ui-review). Detached, factual.
`vision-creative`	creative	Design/aesthetic review, mood & meaning, whether visuals convey intent. Creative judgment.
`document`	document	PDFs, rendered pages, reports — layout, readability, appearance (not photos).

Model is not pinned in this skill — set agent.<role>.model in ~/.config/opencode/opencode.jsonc and let the model-updater skill choose/refresh it (per-role prefs: vision = image/video required, document = nice-to-have).

Author agent intentionally omitted (owner preference).

Shared lockdown

All three share the same permission fence (see references/agents.jsonc):

"permission": { "read": "allow", "edit": "deny", "bash": "deny", "subagent": "deny", "webfetch": "deny", "websearch": "deny" }

read: allow — can read images/PDFs from disk via read tool.
edit/bash/subagent/webfetch/websearch: deny — cannot mutate, run commands, delegate, or fetch remotely.
mode: subagent — always run via delegation, never as main agent.
No external_directory overrides — inherits global username isolation (/Users/<user> only).

When to delegate

Screenshots / UI: vision-technical (with checklist from ui-review skill). Batch by state → viewport → route, 10 images max.
Mood / branding / intent: vision-creative (e.g. "does this hero convey trust?", "which variant feels more premium?").
PDFs / docs: document (pass rendered PDF pages as images, or let it read the PDF directly if supported).

Do not use them for code, text-only, or file-writing tasks.

Apply / port

Copy the agent block from references/agents.jsonc into ~/.config/opencode/opencode.jsonc under agent and add a model per role:

// ~/.config/opencode/opencode.jsonc
"agent": {
  "vision-technical": { "model": "opencode-go/<chosen>", /* ... */ },
  "vision-creative": { "model": "opencode-go/<chosen>", /* ... */ },
  "document": { "model": "opencode-go/<chosen>", /* ... */ }
}

Then run the model-updater skill to pick the concrete models (it adds // updated: YYYY-MM-DD which it uses to detect staleness), touch ~/.config/opencode/opencode.jsonc and verify with opencode2 service status.

Reference files

references/agents.jsonc — copy-paste agent definitions for the three agents.

---name: vision-agentsdescription: TRIGGER when analyzing images, screenshots, EXIF data, UI renders, or PDFs/documents visually — need vision-technical (screenshots/EXIF), vision-creative (design/aesthetics), or document (PDF/report layout). Reference for the three locked-down vision subagents.---# Vision Agents — technical / creative / documentThree `mode: subagent` agents that can **only read**. They never edit, run shell, spawn subagents, or fetch the web. Max ~10 images per call — split larger batches.| Agent | Role | Use when ||---|---|---|| `vision-technical` | technical QA | Screenshots, EXIF-relevant visual details, image categorization, technical QA (e.g. ui-review). Detached, factual. || `vision-creative` | creative | Design/aesthetic review, mood & meaning, whether visuals convey intent. Creative judgment. || `document` | document | PDFs, rendered pages, reports — layout, readability, appearance (not photos). |> Model is not pinned in this skill — set `agent.<role>.model` in `~/.config/opencode/opencode.jsonc` and let the `model-updater` skill choose/refresh it (per-role prefs: `vision` = image/video required, `document` = nice-to-have).Author agent intentionally omitted (owner preference).## Shared lockdownAll three share the same permission fence (see `references/agents.jsonc`):```jsonc"permission": { "read": "allow", "edit": "deny", "bash": "deny", "subagent": "deny", "webfetch": "deny", "websearch": "deny" }```- `read: allow` — can read images/PDFs from disk via `read` tool.- `edit/bash/subagent/webfetch/websearch: deny` — cannot mutate, run commands, delegate, or fetch remotely.- `mode: subagent` — always run via delegation, never as main agent.- No `external_directory` overrides — inherits global username isolation (`/Users/<user>` only).## When to delegate- **Screenshots / UI**: `vision-technical` (with checklist from `ui-review` skill). Batch by state → viewport → route, 10 images max.- **Mood / branding / intent**: `vision-creative` (e.g. "does this hero convey trust?", "which variant feels more premium?").- **PDFs / docs**: `document` (pass rendered PDF pages as images, or let it `read` the PDF directly if supported).Do **not** use them for code, text-only, or file-writing tasks.## Apply / portCopy the `agent` block from `references/agents.jsonc` into `~/.config/opencode/opencode.jsonc` under `agent` and add a `model` per role:```jsonc// ~/.config/opencode/opencode.jsonc"agent": { "vision-technical": { "model": "opencode-go/<chosen>", /* ... */ }, "vision-creative": { "model": "opencode-go/<chosen>", /* ... */ }, "document": { "model": "opencode-go/<chosen>", /* ... */ }}```Then run the `model-updater` skill to pick the concrete models (it adds `// updated: YYYY-MM-DD` which it uses to detect staleness), `touch ~/.config/opencode/opencode.jsonc` and verify with `opencode2 service status`.## Reference files- `references/agents.jsonc` — copy-paste `agent` definitions for the three agents.

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