smithery/dkyazzentwatwa

image-enhancement-suite

Process images for cleanup, conversion, metadata, comparison, icons, palettes, collages, and sprite sheets. Use for single-image or batch image workflows.

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$ npx skills add smithery/dkyazzentwatwa --skill image-enhancement-suite

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Image Enhancement Suite

Use this as the primary image toolkit. It now includes the repo's background removal, metadata, comparison, filter, palette, icon, collage, and sprite helpers.

Use This For

  • Resize, crop, watermark, compress, and format conversion
  • Background removal and quick cleanup
  • Image comparisons and metadata inspection
  • Palette extraction, icon generation, collages, and sprite sheet assembly

Workflow

  1. Start with scripts/image_enhancer.py for general-purpose image work.
  2. Use focused helpers when the task is narrow:

- backgroundremover.py - imagecomparison.py - imagemetadata.py - imagefilter.py - colorpaletteextractor.py - icongenerator.py - collagemaker.py - spritesheetgenerator.py

  1. Prefer batch operations only when the same transforms should be applied consistently.

Guardrails

  • Preserve originals when quality tradeoffs are uncertain.
  • Say when a background removal or smart crop is heuristic, not exact.
  • Use vector output or SVG-oriented tooling when the request is really illustration, not raster editing.