InkRoom · Visual & Batch Design Studio
InkRoom Agent Skill: ecommerce workflows
InkRoom Agent Skill turns product listings, white-background edits and comic panels into reusable production steps. Check references and the credit estimate, then deliver originals through the existing receipt.
A Skill workflow matrix for product images and comic panels
| Workflow | Materials to give the Agent | From sample to batch | Human review required |
|---|---|---|---|
| A product-listing series | An original front photo per SKU, color codes, placement list and lighting reference | Test one SKU, approve its sample, then organize placements with batch_generate | Packaging text, colorway, reflective materials and SKU mapping |
| White-background cleanup | Complete source image, current marketplace rules and white-versus-transparent requirements | Clean the setting through reference editing; review one edge sample before scaling | Background RGB, full silhouette, small openings and translucent edges; inspect alpha separately |
| Three comic shots | Front and side character sheets, costume details and three shot descriptions | Reuse approved character references; generate and label each shot independently | Hair, accessories, costume, props, framing and action continuity |
| Delivery and reuse | Output directory, naming pattern, dimensions and parameters needed next time | Retrieve by receipt, save originals that open, then deliver prompts and settings | File-to-task mapping; no private Token in a shared Skill, image URL or template |
Give your Agent an approved production method
- Define a reusable job: SKU or shot list, source materials, sample acceptance criteria and an original-file destination. Keep personal credentials outside the Skill text.
- Open Skill setup and select the method for the actual host. Preserve existing Skills, Tokens, connectors and spending policy, then verify discovery only.
- Produce one reviewable sample before extending the recipe. Retain the receipt and actual settings so the next job can continue from an approved method.
Copy the installation request, then connect your account
Install or update the InkRoom image creation Skill using https://inkroom.ai/skills/INSTALL.md. Detect the actual host and platform, preserve existing skills and credentials, and verify tool discovery only. Do not generate images or change spending authorization during installation. Obtain personal credentials through the host's secure setup flow, not in the Skill text.The request reads a fixed guide so the Agent can identify the host, platform and package. Use an existing Remote MCP connection with the Skill or follow setup for a standalone client. Discoverable instructions and tools establish installation; successful production still requires image and credit records.
Complete Skill installation guide ↗Connection configuration for a Skill using Remote MCP
The Skill explains the production method; this connector gives it access to InkRoom. Keep an existing account connection and review it as needed. Installing a Skill does not require a replacement Token.
Claude Code · .mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"inkroom": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://mcp.inkroom.ai",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_INKROOM_MCP_TOKEN",
"X-InkRoom-Continuation": "receipt-v1"
}
}
}
}Cursor · mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"inkroom": {
"url": "https://mcp.inkroom.ai",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_INKROOM_MCP_TOKEN",
"X-InkRoom-Continuation": "receipt-v1"
}
}
}
}Claude Code uses type:http in a project's .mcp.json; Cursor uses url and headers in its mcp.json. Merge the inkroom entry into existing mcpServers and retain other connections. Replace the placeholder with your personal MCP Token and keep the personal configuration private. X-InkRoom-Continuation enables the existing receipt flow; it belongs to MCP configuration, not public API requests.
This configuration requires a host supporting custom HTTP headers. Check compatibility for OAuth-only web connectors; it does not establish direct access from Claude on the web, Perplexity or every AI assistant.
Which real tools can a Skill reuse?
list_models— Discover models, processing operations and accessgenerate_image— Text-to-image and cost previewderive_image— Reference editing and derivation from existing imagesupscale_image— Upscaling, anime enhancement and face restorationbatch_generate— Submit multiple generation taskswait_images— Retrieve completed images and original links
White-background cleanup uses derive_image reference editing; enhancement uses the separate upscale_image tool. A Skill does not add a dedicated remove_background, mask or character-lock API, and it cannot promise pixel-identical preservation. Retain sample-review criteria before scaling the workflow.
Team reuse: shared methods and individual authorization
Share SKU-mapping rules, shot cards, checklists and approved prompts as reusable instructions. Each member selects their own MCP Token in Skill or MCP setup. Shared files exclude Tokens, private reference URLs, account settings and task receipts. For your own order system, obtain a separate API Key from API management and follow the standard API documentation.
Related workflows and official configuration documentation
Client configuration documentation reviewed:
Start with these three scene recipes
Opening a template only prefills the prompt. Add the required references, review estimated credits and confirm before generating.
Skincare range: one visual system across three SKUs
Reference requirements: One front-facing original per product, filenames labeled with SKU; include an approved lighting sample and exclude competitor packaging.
Prepare a consistent product-listing series from the skincare references. Show only the corresponding SKU in each image, retaining its bottle shape, cap, label colors and visible text. Use a pale warm-gray seamless background, a straight-on view, soft upper-left lighting and a subtle contact shadow. Keep the complete product upright in a 4:5 frame with equal product height across the range. Add no gifts, claims or new trademarks. Make one sample for the first SKU, then reuse the approved framing and lighting for the others, checking each label and colorway.Plush toy: white background with a fur-edge sample
Reference requirements: One unobstructed original with complete ears, limbs and long fur edges; avoid severely blurred material that blends into the background.
Create a white-background product sample of the plush toy in the reference. Preserve eye placement, nose shape, ear proportions, body color, seams and fur length. Clean only the background and photography props. Target pure white RGB 255,255,255, with the complete toy centered and realistic volume and fine fur edges. Do not flatten ears or limbs, invent accessories or add text. Produce one sample for checking fur, dark gaps and the ground shadow. A white-background deliverable is not a promise of transparent PNG.Comic shot card: a courier pressing the doorbell
Reference requirements: Front and side sheets of the same original character with a clear red jacket, black shoulder bag, parcel and approved comic style. This template makes one shot; adapt separate MCP batch items for other shots.
Draw one comic storyboard shot of the original courier in the references pressing a doorbell. Medium framing at an apartment entrance: red jacket, black shoulder bag, right hand supporting a brown parcel from below, left index finger pressing the bell, looking toward the door. Preserve the reference hair, facial features, costume details, bag direction, parcel size and comic style. Landscape 16:9, keep the character and parcel fully visible against a simple background, without captions, speech balloons or collage borders. Use natural hands with plausible five-finger anatomy and no fingers passing through the parcel.Pre-publication checklist
- The installation identifies the real host and platform and preserves existing Skills, MCP connectors, credentials and spending limits.
- Match materials to SKU or shot numbers, and retain approved character sheets, packaging references, reference roles and sample decisions in reusable steps.
- Review the full credit estimate before batch expansion; inspect labels, fur, costume, fingers and continuity in every result.
- Deliver originals that open, actual dimensions, prompts, models and settings; retry only failed work and share no private credentials with the Skill.
FAQ
Does installing the InkRoom Skill automatically generate product images?
Installation configures instructions, a connection or the local client and verifies tool discovery. It does not generate images. Creation starts with a reference check and cost preview, then follows the account's saved authorization policy. Approve a specific charge when the server returns confirmation_required; installation never raises long-term limits for you.
Does the comic Skill lock character identity or produce a complete video?
This workflow creates panel images for individual review. Character sheets and approved samples can be reused as references, but exact identity, costume and text are not guaranteed. It does not promise a finished video with voiceover and music. Review each shot and adjust only the affected prompt and references when a detail drifts.
Can a team share the Skill and resume another member's downloads?
Share credential-free instructions and the installation guide; each person uses their own account and MCP Token. Task receipts, source materials and download permissions remain with their original account. The original user can resume valid results with the same ID after a save failure. Regeneration from another account is not download recovery.
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