image2-with-codex

To route image-generation requests through a local Codex service, provide an image prompt and optional reference images to the local service endpoint, which validates health, submits the job, and returns a PNG artifact.

Yes, generating images with Codex requires a running local service. The pipeline validates local service health at the designated host address before submitting generation jobs and polling for completion.

A local image service handles privacy by enforcing on-host execution of the entire image-generation pipeline, ensuring prompts and reference images are processed locally without substituting external tools.

The best way to check the health of a local image-generation pipeline is to route a request to the local service, which automatically validates service health before submitting any image generation jobs.

Local Codex image generation returns a PNG artifact because the pipeline submits generation jobs to the local service, polls for completion, and faithfully delivers the final output in PNG format.

Yes, you can use optional reference images for local image generation by providing them alongside your image prompt to the local service to guide the final PNG output.