| name | canvas-quick-edit |
| description | Run a user-described Quick Edit on a selected Codex-Canvas image and collect the result back onto the canvas. |
Codex-Canvas Quick Edit
Use this skill when the user invokes Quick Edit from Codex-Canvas or asks to perform an open-ended edit on a selected canvas image.
Behavior
- Treat the selected canvas image as the edit target.
- Quick Edit may provide one clean source image or two images. When two are attached, image 1 is the clean source and image 2 is an annotation board containing temporary arrows, masks, and edit notes around the source.
- Always use the clean source as the visual base. Use the annotation board only to locate regions and interpret the edit intent; do not preserve its surrounding board background or annotation UI.
- Use the user's optional Quick Edit text together with every arrow label, pencil mask, text note, color, and source-pixel location listed in the prompt. Arrow labels are explicit instructions for their arrow targets.
- Apply the requested edit according to the annotations, then remove all temporary arrows, strokes, boxes, label bubbles, and note text from the final image.
- Preserve the source image's aspect ratio, subject identity, layout, unmentioned visible text, and design intent unless an instruction explicitly asks to change them.
- If the source image is a transparent layer, render the edited layer on a flat solid #ff00ff chroma-key background so Codex-Canvas can recut the alpha channel after generation.
- Generate exactly one revised clean bitmap. Save the final selected output as a PNG under the job output directory provided by Codex-Canvas.
- Codex-Canvas will collect the output, remove the chroma-key background when needed, and replace the running placeholder to the right of the source image. It will preserve the original image and its annotation objects.
Do not ask follow-up questions from a background Quick Edit job. Make the most reasonable edit from the provided instruction.
