Original Summary

The problem I kept hitting: every image model has different strengths, but I never know which one fits a given brief until I’ve already spent money testing them. So I built Image Lab 1.0 . You give it a creative brief. It classifies what kind of image you’re trying to create, works out which models are a good fit, shows you the estimated cost, and — once you approve — generates several alternatives across those models in parallel. You see the actual cost, then compare the results in a gallery and choose the direction you want to continue with. A real example: I ran the same campaign brief through 3 rounds of refinement — from a plain hero photo, to catalogue typography, to a full editorial system. 24 images total · $1.0554 all-in The actual cost was shown before every run, rather than being estimated after the fact. Full case study: https://maxaibuilds.github.io/woolworths-trolley-hero/ It’s free and open source, built as a skill on top of LoomLoom: npx skills add cogfoundry-labs/loomloom --skill image-lab -a claude-code -g -y Repo: https://github.com/cogfoundry-labs/loomloom/tree/main/examples/community/image-lab Would love feedback, especially from anyone who has run into the same “which model should I use?” problem. I’ve also added another example in the comments showing Image Lab generating multiple Zoro × Robin storyboard alternatives in one go.   submitted by   /u/woulatte [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/28 08:18:18