exec(open('skills/image-portrait/generate_portrait.py').read())
result = generate_portrait(
    image_path="path/to/user/photo.jpg",
    style="professional",
)

The script reads the local file, base64-encodes it, and sends it to fal.ai as a data URI — no manual URL publishing needed.

exec(open('skills/image-portrait/generate_portrait.py').read())
result = generate_portrait(
    face_image_url="https://example.com/photo.jpg",
    style="anime",
)

exec(open('skills/image-portrait/generate_portrait.py').read())
result = generate_portrait(
    prompt="a young woman in cyberpunk armor, neon city background, rain",
    model="nanopro",
)

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[subject], [outfit/attire], [pose/action], [expression], [background/setting], [lighting], [style/quality modifiers]

result = generate_portrait(
    image_path="uploads/photo.jpg",
    prompt=(
        "fantasy wizard portrait, wearing mystical purple robes with glowing runes, "
        "ancient wooden staff with crystal orb, wise powerful expression, "
        "enchanted forest background with bioluminescent plants and floating particles, "
        "dramatic magical lighting with ethereal glow, "
        "high fantasy art style, detailed digital painting quality"
    ),
)

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result = generate_portrait(
    image_path="uploads/photo.jpg",
    prompt=(
        "retro 16-bit pixel art portrait, visible pixels with clean lines, "
        "rich colors, consistent shading, stylized but maintains individual features, "
        "warm sunset cityscape background in matching pixel art style, "
        "head and shoulders, square format"
    ),
)

exec(open('skills/image-portrait/generate_portrait.py').read())
result = generate_series(
    image_path="uploads/my_photo.jpg",
    series=[
        {"style": "professional"},
        {"style": "casual", "scene": "at a rooftop bar, sunset"},
        {"style": "anime"},
        {"prompt": "portrait as a superhero, cape flowing, city skyline"},
    ],
)

Each item in the list is a dict with optional keys:
- `style` — any style key from §7 (e.g. `"professional"`, `"anime"`, `"cyberpunk"`)
- `scene` — override the scene description (combined with the style template)
- `prompt` — fully custom prompt (ignores style/scene)

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