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Clarifying image request

The user mentioned a person’s face for an image but hasn’t uploaded a photo yet. It seems like they expect to use a picture of someone, so I should ask them to upload it. I’ll respond with something like: “Could you please upload the photo of the person you want in the selfie?” I won’t proceed with generating the image until I get the necessary upload. Just making sure everything is clear before moving forward!

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Considering image guidelines

The user has provided two images they want to combine, and that's allowed based on the policy. However, we must ensure that if the request includes any image of the user, we ask for further clarification first. Since the images are already uploaded, I believe I can proceed, just using the correct references. I’ll need to generate the composite image using the provided references, making sure I set up the prompt properly, referencing the IDs for both images.

Handling image IDs

I’m thinking through how to handle image IDs, since the system gives a path to the uploaded image, but I'm not sure if filenames can be used directly as IDs. I should follow the guidelines and try to use referenced image IDs to ensure proper face mapping. I might need to check the images with Python to verify properties first, but I think we can pass them without much inspection. The prompt should describe the scene, without directly identifying any real people by name, as that's against policy.

Handling image policy and prompts

The policy prohibits identifying real people by name in images, even if they're famous. Since the user specifically asked for someone, we can't use their name in the prompt, but we may work with provided images without naming them directly. I will treat the uploaded images as references, craftingThe policy prohibits identifying real people by name in images, even if they're famous. Since the user specifically asked for someone, we can't use their name in the prompt, but we may work with provided images without naming them directly. I will treat the uploaded images as references, crafting aThe policy prohibits identifying real people by name in images, even if they're famous. Since the user specifically asked for someone, we can't use their name in the prompt, but we may work with provided images without naming them directly. I will treat the uploaded images as references, crafting a careful descriptionThe policy prohibits identifying real people by name in images, even if they're famous. Since the user specifically asked for someone, we can't use their name in the prompt, but we may work with provided images without naming them directly. I will treat the uploaded images as references, crafting a careful description ofThe policy prohibits identifying real people by name in images, even if they're famous. Since the user specifically asked for someone, we can't use their name in the prompt, but we may work with provided images without naming them directly. I will treat the uploaded images as references, crafting a careful description of the scene that

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Preparing image generation

I need to generate an image, so I'll create the final message with a tool call. The process is clear: I'll make the tool call in the commentary channel, then follow it up in the

Thought for 17 seconds

Considering image references

It looks like the user uploaded two images. I’m thinking I need to find a way to reference those images by their IDs, since the user asked for something quite specific about one of them. Usually, it's easy to send a prompt with these references or IDs tied to the image files themselves. But, I’m not sure how the file paths map directly to IDs yet. I might be able to stick with a description, but using the IDs seems more reliable. Let’s figure this out!

Considering image generation

To generate an image, I need the image IDs for referencing. However, it's a bit unclear how to map the file paths to those IDs. File names like "IMG_4658.jpeg" and "IMG_5908.jpeg" might work, but I’m not entirely sure. Since it's important for the girl's face to be identical, I’ll refer to the first image using its ID. For the second one, I’ll use a description based on public information about Lee Byung Hun to approximate his appearance. After generating the image, I’ll provide the result and allow adjustments.

Thought for 26 seconds