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Run npx skillmds@latest add tomevault-io/image-master 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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Is Image Master free to use?

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Who published Image Master?

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

Image Master by tomevault-io — Agent Skill

Name: Image Master
Author: tomevault-io

Image Master

Specialized knowledge and workflows for handling images. Use this skill when the user asks about image processing, formats, color theory, imaging science, or verifying image quality. Includes references for upload/download, filters, and color grading. Use when this capability is needed.

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Image Master Skill

This skill provides specialized knowledge and workflows for handling image-related tasks.

Core Capabilities

Image Formats: Understanding compression, transparency, and use cases (JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, SVG).
Image Processing: Blurring, sharpening, resizing, and applying filters.
Color Theory: Color grading, palette selection, accessibility contrast, and color spaces (sRGB, P3, CMYK).
Imaging Science: Basics of digital imaging, resolution, bit depth, and artifacts.

Instruction

When the user asks about image-related topics, follow these guidelines:

Identify the specific domain: Is it about file formats, aesthetic processing, or technical theory?
Consult References: Use the appropriate reference file in the references/ directory for detailed information.
Provide Contextual Advice: Don't just list facts; explain why a certain format or technique is better for the user's specific context (e.g., "Use WebP for web icons to support transparency with smaller file size").

Reference Library

Detailed knowledge is organized into the following reference files:

1. File Formats & I/O

File: image-formats.md
Contents: Common formats (JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, SVG, AVIF, TIFF, RAW), compression types (Lossy vs Lossless), and best practices for upload/download.

2. Image Processing Techniques

File: image-processing.md
Contents: Transformations (Resize, Crop, Rotate), Filters (Blur, Sharpen, Noise, Grayscale), and advanced manipulation concepts.

3. Color Theory & Grading

File: color-theory.md
Contents: Color spaces (RGB, HSL, CMYK), color grading (Temperature, Tint, Saturation), harmonies (Complementary, Analogous), and accessibility.

4. Imaging Science

File: imaging-science.md
Contents: Digital image fundamentals (Pixels, Resolution/DPI, Bit Depth), Histograms, Aliasing, and compression artifacts.

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---name: image-masterdescription: Specialized knowledge and workflows for handling images. Use this skill when the user asks about image processing, formats, color theory, imaging science, or verifying image quality. Includes references for upload/download, filters, and color grading. Use when this capability is needed.---# Image Master SkillThis skill provides specialized knowledge and workflows for handling image-related tasks.## Core Capabilities- **Image Formats**: Understanding compression, transparency, and use cases (JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, SVG).- **Image Processing**: Blurring, sharpening, resizing, and applying filters.- **Color Theory**: Color grading, palette selection, accessibility contrast, and color spaces (sRGB, P3, CMYK).- **Imaging Science**: Basics of digital imaging, resolution, bit depth, and artifacts.## InstructionWhen the user asks about image-related topics, follow these guidelines:1. **Identify the specific domain**: Is it about file formats, aesthetic processing, or technical theory?2. **Consult References**: Use the appropriate reference file in the `references/` directory for detailed information.3. **Provide Contextual Advice**: Don't just list facts; explain *why* a certain format or technique is better for the user's specific context (e.g., "Use WebP for web icons to support transparency with smaller file size").## Reference LibraryDetailed knowledge is organized into the following reference files:### 1. File Formats & I/O- **File**: [image-formats.md](references/image-formats.md)- **Contents**: Common formats (JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, SVG, AVIF, TIFF, RAW), compression types (Lossy vs Lossless), and best practices for upload/download.### 2. Image Processing Techniques- **File**: [image-processing.md](references/image-processing.md)- **Contents**: Transformations (Resize, Crop, Rotate), Filters (Blur, Sharpen, Noise, Grayscale), and advanced manipulation concepts.### 3. Color Theory & Grading- **File**: [color-theory.md](references/color-theory.md)- **Contents**: Color spaces (RGB, HSL, CMYK), color grading (Temperature, Tint, Saturation), harmonies (Complementary, Analogous), and accessibility.### 4. Imaging Science- **File**: [imaging-science.md](references/imaging-science.md)- **Contents**: Digital image fundamentals (Pixels, Resolution/DPI, Bit Depth), Histograms, Aliasing, and compression artifacts.---> Converted and distributed by [TomeVault](https://tomevault.io/claim/tai-ch0802) — claim your Tome and manage your conversions.

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