Summary

One call from prompt to a Flux image.

It keeps image generation inside the conversation instead of a browser tab, and because shape, format and quality are arguments on the same call, the picture arrives ready for whatever you were building.

What it is

A one-tool server that sends a prompt to Replicate's Flux 1.1 Pro model and returns the image. The same call carries the aspect ratio, the output format and quality, a safety tolerance, and a switch that has the model expand a terse prompt before rendering.

What you get

An image generated from a text prompt, rendered by Flux 1.1 Pro
The aspect ratio set on the call, so the picture arrives at the shape the layout needs
Output format and quality chosen per call rather than converted afterwards
Prompt upsampling as a switch, for when the prompt is shorter than the result deserves
A safety tolerance set on the same call

Requirements

A Replicate account and REPLICATE_API_TOKEN - in the client config, exported in the shell, or read from a .env file. Python, installed from the repository with pip, or run through npx straight from GitHub. The install commands in the README still carry a placeholder account name, so point them at this repository when you copy them.