Create and use images
Use images as input when a visual explains the task, or ask Gideon to create an image when the current runtime exposes image generation.
Give a visual brief
Describe the subject, intended use, composition, style, aspect ratio, and any exact text. Attach a reference when it matters and say what should be preserved.
Create a landscape illustration for [purpose]. Show [subject], use [palette], and leave room for a heading. Include no logos or invented text. Save the result and give me the image file.
Inspect the actual output
Open the generated file rather than relying on the description. Check text, dimensions, subject details, and how it fits the intended placement. For an edit, compare the result with the original and confirm that the requested features remain intact.
Use screenshots as context
Attach a screenshot or use screen snipping when your browser supports it. Identify the part you want explained. Remove unrelated sensitive information before sending.
Availability
Image creation depends on the tools and image service available to your runtime. Hosted model configuration is managed for you. If generation fails, keep the requested deliverable explicit; a text description is not the same as an image file.