cc-nano-banana

Generate and edit images using Nano Banana. Operations teams can create visuals from text prompts, modify existing images, and restore photos. Integrates with Gemini CLI for streamlined workflows.

["Prepare your input: For generation, craft a detailed text prompt specifying style, resolution, and key elements. For editing, upload the original image and describe the changes (e.g., 'Remove the background,' 'Change the color of the car to red'). For restoration, upload the damaged photo and specify the desired enhancements (e.g., 'Upscale to 4K,' 'Remove scratches').","Use the Nano Banana CLI or API: Run `nano-banana generate --prompt \"[YOUR_PROMPT]\"` for generation, `nano-banana edit --image [IMAGE_PATH] --changes \"[YOUR_CHANGES]\"` for edits, or `nano-banana restore --image [IMAGE_PATH] --enhancements \"[ENHANCEMENTS]\"` for restoration. Ensure you have the Nano Banana tool installed and authenticated.","Review and iterate: Download the output and inspect it for accuracy. Use the CLI’s `--feedback` flag to request refinements (e.g., `nano-banana edit --image output.png --feedback \"The lighting is too harsh; soften it\"). For bulk operations, batch process images using a script with the Nano Banana API.","Integrate with workflows: Automate image generation for reports by piping Nano Banana outputs into tools like Pandoc or Google Docs. For example, generate a custom infographic for a weekly update and embed it directly into a slide deck.","Optimize prompts: Use concise but descriptive language in prompts. Include terms like 'hyper-detailed,' '4K,' or 'cinematic lighting' to guide the output. For edits, specify exact changes (e.g., 'Replace the sky with a stormy one') to avoid ambiguity."]