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Gobi media generation: generate images from text prompts (thumbnails, assets, logos), edit and inpaint images, create avatar videos with voice narration, create cinematic videos from prompts, design custom avatars or create avatars from selfies, list available avatars and voices, upload media files. Use when the user wants to generate images, create videos, or manage media.

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name	gobi-media
description	Gobi media generation: generate images from text prompts (thumbnails, assets, logos), edit and inpaint images, create avatar videos with voice narration, create cinematic videos from prompts, design custom avatars or create avatars from selfies, list available avatars and voices, upload media files. Use when the user wants to generate images, create videos, or manage media.
allowed-tools	Bash(gobi:*)
metadata	{"author":"gobi-ai","version":"2.0.43"}

gobi-media

Gobi media generation commands (v2.0.43).

Requires gobi-cli installed and authenticated. See gobi-core skill for setup.

Important: JSON Mode

For programmatic/agent usage, always pass --json as a top-level option (before the subcommand):

gobi --json media generate-image --prompt "a sunset over mountains"

Typical Workflow (Image Generation)

Single command — generate and download in one step:

gobi --json media generate-image --prompt "<PROMPT>" --aspect-ratio "<RATIO>" -o media/<NAME>.png

Replace <NAME> with a short descriptive slug derived from the prompt (e.g., happy-family, sunset-mountains). Replace <RATIO> with the desired aspect ratio: 1:1, 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, or 3:4. Use 9:16 for Shorts/Reels.

The -o flag implies --wait and downloads the image when done.

Where you reference the downloaded file depends on the surface you're rendering to:

Chat / vault note (vault is mounted, ![[wikilinks]] resolve): use Obsidian wiki-link syntax:
```
![[media/<NAME>.png]]
```
Post or reply you're authoring with the CLI (gobi <scope> create-post / create-reply): do NOT embed the image in --content. Pass the file as a first-class attachment:
```
gobi space create-post --title "<TITLE>" --content "<BODY>" --attach media/<NAME>.png
gobi space create-reply <postId> --content "<BODY>" --attach media/<NAME>.png
```
This uploads to the CDN and renders the image as a slider on the post card. --attach is repeatable; mix rule is 4 photos OR 1 GIF OR 1 video.
Post-mention reply (you were @-mentioned on a thread — @space:<slug> — and your assistant body is auto-posted as the reply): just write the text reply. Do not include the image as wiki-link, markdown image, or any URL. The runtime detects every gobi media generate-image call you ran this turn and attaches those images to your auto-posted reply automatically. Embedding the image yourself either dangles (the workspace path doesn't resolve publicly) or duplicates the slider.

Key rules

Replace <NAME> with a descriptive slug — NEVER use example names like sunset.png literally.
--name is optional — auto-derived from prompt if omitted.
Do NOT use the downloadUrl from the response — it is an internal backend path, not a public link. Always download with -o then either wiki-link (chat/vault), --attach (CLI-authored post/reply), or nothing (post-mention auto-post — the runtime attaches).
download-image takes a positional jobId (NOT --job-id): gobi media download-image <jobId>
The jobId (or id) field is what you pass to download-image / get-image-status — NOT mediaId.

Typical Workflow (Video Generation)

Single command — create and download in one step:

gobi --json media create-video --avatar-id "<AVATAR_ID>" --voice-id "<VOICE_ID>" --script "<SCRIPT>" -o media/<NAME>.mp4

--name is optional (auto-generated if omitted). Replace <NAME> with a short descriptive slug. Use gobi media list-avatars and gobi media list-voices to list available IDs.

The -o flag implies --wait and downloads the video when done.

To use a custom image as the background of a video, pass it directly as --background <file> (auto-uploaded):

gobi --json media create-video --avatar-id "<AVATAR_ID>" --voice-id "<VOICE_ID>" --script "<SCRIPT>" --background media/bg.png -o media/<NAME>.mp4

Typical Workflow (Cinematic Video)

Generate a cinematic video from a text prompt (no avatar needed):

gobi --json media create-cinematic --prompt "<PROMPT>" --aspect-ratio "<RATIO>" -o media/<NAME>.mp4

Options: --duration <4-8>, --resolution <720p|1080p>, --enhance-prompt, --generate-audio, --negative-prompt, --sample-count <1-4>, --first-frame <file>, --last-frame <file>, --reference-images <files>.

Typical Workflow (Image Editing)

Edit an existing image with a prompt — single command:

gobi --json media edit-image --image media/source.png --prompt "<EDIT_INSTRUCTION>" -o media/<NAME>.png

All file arguments (--image, --mask, --background, --photo, --audio, --reference-image, --first-frame, --last-frame) accept local file paths and auto-upload them. No need to manually upload first.

Custom Avatars

Three ways to create custom avatars:

1. Design from scratch

gobi --json media design-avatar --gender "<GENDER>" --age "<AGE>" --ethnicity "<ETHNICITY>" --outfit "<OUTFIT>" --background "<BACKGROUND>" --wait

When variants_ready, confirm with:

gobi --json media confirm-avatar --job-id "<JOB_ID>"

2. From a selfie (instant)

gobi --json media design-avatar-from-selfie --photo media/selfie.png

3. From a selfie (enhanced with prompt)

gobi --json media design-avatar-from-selfie --photo media/selfie.png --prompt "<ENHANCEMENT>" --wait

Check any avatar job status with:

gobi --json media get-avatar-job-status <jobId> --wait

IMPORTANT: After downloading, show the video using Obsidian wiki-link syntax EXACTLY like this:

![[media/<NAME>.mp4]]

Do NOT use markdown image/link syntax ![](...) or gobi:// URLs in chat. For posts/replies use --attach media/<NAME>.mp4 instead — see the image workflow above for details.

Available Commands

Upload

gobi media upload <file> — Upload a local file and return its media ID. Content type is auto-detected.

Avatars & Voices

gobi media list-avatars — List available avatars.
gobi media list-voices — List available voices.

Videos

gobi media create-video — Create an avatar video generation job.
gobi media create-cinematic — Create a cinematic video from a text prompt.
gobi media list-videos — List all videos.
gobi media get-video — Get video metadata.
gobi media get-video-status — Get video generation status.
gobi media download-video — Download a completed video (-o to save to file).

Custom Avatars

gobi media design-avatar — Start a design-your-avatar job.
gobi media confirm-avatar — Confirm avatar variant(s) after design.
gobi media design-avatar-from-selfie — Design an avatar from a selfie (instant or enhanced).
gobi media get-avatar-job-status — Get avatar job status.

Images

gobi media generate-image — Generate an image from a text prompt. Types: image (default), thumbnail (YouTube-optimized), asset (logo/product). Aspect ratios: 1:1, 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:4
gobi media edit-image — Edit an existing image with a prompt (image-to-image).
gobi media inpaint-image — Inpaint an image region using a mask.
gobi media get-image-status — Get image generation job status.
gobi media download-image — Download a generated image.

Confirm before mutating

Media generation jobs consume credits (real-world billable cost) and produce assets attached to the user's account. Videos and avatar work can take minutes per job. Before running any generation/upload command, confirm with the user — show the exact command and the prompt / script / source files / aspect ratio / duration. This applies even when running autonomously.

generate-image, edit-image, inpaint-image — quick but billable per job.
create-video, create-cinematic — slower and more expensive; confirm script, avatar/voice ids, and aspect ratio before submitting.
design-avatar, confirm-avatar, design-avatar-from-selfie — produce assets the user will see in their avatar list. Confirm the photo/prompt and that the user wants the variant locked in (confirm-avatar is the commit step).
upload — adds to the user's media. Low-stakes but still a write; mention the file before uploading.

Read-only commands (list-avatars, list-voices, get-image-status, get-video-status, list-videos, get-video, get-avatar-job-status) and downloads (download-image, download-video) run without confirmation.

Reference Documentation

gobi media