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Dimagine — Development skill for Claude Code

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Agent-native reference image library — Eagle, but every image is a file your agents can read and write.

How to install Dimagine

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open dimpurr/dimagine and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Dimagine does

Agent-native reference image library — Eagle, but every image is a file your agents can read and write.

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README

dimagine

Obsidian for images: a reference image library that is just a folder.

Status: pre-alpha. The library format is drafted; tools are not usable yet. License: MIT.

A library is a folder of images. Optional Markdown notes sit next to the images; collections are notes that embed images; boards are JSON Canvas files.
Agents work on it directly. Hand an agent SKILL.md and it can create, tag, sort and curate a library with ordinary file operations.
Tools are optional. A viewer, search by meaning, previews and importers (CLI dimagine, short alias dimg) make a library nicer to use, but nothing depends on them. A library also opens as an Obsidian vault.

Start with [docs/FORMAT.md](docs/FORMAT.md) for the format, [docs/VISION.md](docs/VISION.md) for what this is and is not, and [docs/INDEX.md](docs/INDEX.md) for where each kind of documentation lives.

Changing a library

`dimagine tag`, `rate` and `set` edit an image note's properties, `collect` creates a collection note or adds and removes its members, and `trash` / `restore` move a whole image group in and out of `.trash/`. Each of them is one recorded operation, so `dimagine undo` gives it back; `dimagine config` shows and changes the library's settings, `dimagine trash purge` clears trashed groups once they are past the retention period, and `dimagine trash empty` clears them now. They write through the same locked, hashed and journaled path, so a note you edited by hand yourself is never overwritten.

Sharing a library

`dimagine serve` starts a read-only viewer on `127.0.0.1`; `--bind` moves it to another address and `--port` moves the port. On the first start every page leads to `/setup`, where the visitor creates the owner account (email and password, no code to copy) — until then the first visitor can claim the server, so the server reminds you of this on every start and every 10 minutes while no account exists.

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