Use cawcut-generate when you want to create an image or video from a flexible request. You can describe the output, attach references, and explain how those references should affect the result.
What cawcut-generate Does
Unlike cawcut-app-run, this skill does not use a selected predefined app. It gives you more freedom to describe the output you want.
A request can include:
- The media type: image or video.
- The subject, action, or story.
- The visual style and mood.
- The camera angle, movement, or composition.
- The aspect ratio, duration, or intended platform.
- Reference images, storyboards, or existing assets.
- Details that must remain consistent or should be avoided.
Run the Command
Enter the command in a compatible AI-agent chat, followed by your request:
/cawcut-generate Create a photorealistic 16:9 image of an iced coffee on a weathered wooden table beside the ocean at sunrise.You can also enter only the command and let the skill ask what you want to generate:
/cawcut-generatePrompt Examples
Use these examples as starting points and replace the details with your own.
Generate an Image From Text
/cawcut-generate Create a photorealistic 16:9 image of an iced coffee on a weathered wooden table beside the ocean at sunrise. Use soft natural light, shallow depth of field, and a premium lifestyle-advertising look.Generate an Image From a Reference
Attach the reference image, then enter:
/cawcut-generate Create a 4:5 product image using the attached cup as the exact product reference. Place it on a bright coastal cafe table, keep the logo and cup shape consistent, and use warm morning sunlight.Generate a Video From a Concept
/cawcut-generate Create a 10-second 9:16 video of a hand picking up an iced coffee beside the ocean. Begin with a close-up of condensation on the cup, then pull back to reveal the beach. Use smooth camera movement and an energetic commercial style.Generate a Video From a Storyboard
Attach the storyboard and references, then enter:
/cawcut-generate Create a video from the attached storyboard. Use the attached character and location images as visual references, keep the character's appearance consistent across every shot, and follow the camera directions shown in the storyboard.Write More Effective Prompts
For more predictable results:
- State whether you want an image or video.
- Describe the main subject and action first.
- Include the aspect ratio and video duration when relevant.
- Explain how each attached reference should be used.
- Identify details that must remain consistent.
- Mention anything CawCut should avoid.