Download Image

Download Image Skill

This skill allows you to download an image from the internet based on a search query.

Instructions

When the user asks you to download an image based on a search query:

1. Search and Extract Image URL:
   • Use the browser_subagent tool.
   • Pass the search query as part of the Task description. For example: "Search for '[Search Query]' on Google Images or Bing Images. Find a high resolution, clear, and relevant image. Extract and return the direct URL of the high-resolution image."
   • Set RecordingName to something like search_image_[keyword].
2. Download the Image:
   • Once the browser_subagent returns the direct image URL, use the run_command tool to download it using curl to the ~/Downloads directory.
   • Construct the filename using the search query, replacing spaces with underscores or hyphens.
   • Conflict Resolution: Check if the file already exists (e.g., using [ -f "$filename" ] in bash). If it does, append the current timestamp to the filename before downloading.
   • Example bash snippet to handle downloading and renaming (you can run this directly with run_command):

     # Variables
     URL="<IMAGE_URL>"
     SEARCH_QUERY="<SEARCH_QUERY>"
     DIR="$HOME/Downloads"
     
     # Sanitize filename
     SAFE_NAME=$(echo "$SEARCH_QUERY" | tr ' ' '_')
     
     # Determine extension from URL, default to jpg
     EXT="${URL##*.}"
     # Keep extension simple if it contains query params
     EXT=$(echo "$EXT" | cut -d'?' -f1)
     if [[ ! "$EXT" =~ ^(jpg|jpeg|png|webp|gif|svg)$ ]]; then
         EXT="jpg"
     fi
     
     FILEPATH="$DIR/${SAFE_NAME}.${EXT}"
     
     # Conflict resolution
     if [ -f "$FILEPATH" ]; then
         TIMESTAMP=$(date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S)
         FILEPATH="$DIR/${SAFE_NAME}_${TIMESTAMP}.${EXT}"
     fi
     
     echo "Downloading to $FILEPATH"
     curl -s -L "$URL" -o "$FILEPATH"
     

3. Confirm Execution: Let the user know the file has been downloaded and provide the final file path.