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img2dataset

img2dataset

Create, restart, audit, and scale img2dataset runs for turning URL tables into image datasets.

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name: img2dataset description: "Create, restart, audit, and scale img2dataset runs for turning URL tables into image datasets." disable-model-invocation: true metadata: disco-role: operating license: MIT

img2dataset

Use this skill when a user wants to turn a URL list or table into an image dataset with img2dataset, or needs to debug an existing download run.

What this skill covers

  • The public Python API img2dataset.download(...) and the img2dataset console command.
  • Input table formats and output writer layouts.
  • Image resizing, encoding, and bounding-box blurring.
  • Distributed execution with multiprocessing, PySpark, and Ray.
  • Restarting interrupted runs, hash verification, SSL policy, and X-Robots-Tag handling.
  • Dataset-scale recipes and common troubleshooting.

Start here

  1. Confirm the package is installed and reachable:

    python -c "from importlib.metadata import version; from img2dataset import download; print(version('img2dataset')); print(download)"
    
  2. Install the package in the environment you want to inspect. For a release install, use python -m pip install img2dataset; for a local checkout, use python -m pip install -e . from the checkout root.

  3. Use the sub-skill that matches the user's request:

    • core-download for CLI/API runs, retries, incremental recovery, hashes, SSL, and X-Robots-Tag policy.
    • input-output-formats for input schemas, output formats, metadata layouts, captions, hashes, and TFRecord prerequisites.
    • image-processing for resize modes, codecs, filters, and bbox blur.
    • distributed-execution for multiprocessing, PySpark, Ray, W&B, throughput, and cluster troubleshooting.

Core import and CLI check

When you only need to confirm the package is alive, run one of these from a neutral working directory:

python -c "from img2dataset import download; print(download)"
img2dataset -- --help

If img2dataset is not on PATH, use the CLI help check described in core-download.

Read before relying on this skill

  • Repository provenance if you need to confirm whether this skill matches the current checkout.
  • Dataset recipes for common public dataset command patterns and scale notes.
  • Troubleshooting for install/import failures, backend dependencies, filesystem prefixes, and stale-skill checks.
  • Repo routing metadata is consumed by the managed repo-skill router during import.

Root helper

  • scripts/check_img2dataset_env.py checks the installed package, signature, CLI help, and optional backend availability without depending on the original checkout.

Route map

  • Use core-download when the request is about starting, restarting, or recovering a run; deciding incremental, overwrite, or extend; or handling hashes, SSL, robots directives, and base metadata.
  • Use input-output-formats when the request is about --input_format, --output_format, output layout, metadata schema, or TFRecord and parquet sidecars.
  • Use image-processing when the request is about Resizer, ResizeMode, skip_reencode, disable_all_reencoding, interpolation, image size filters, or bbox blur.
  • Use distributed-execution when the request is about --distributor, PySpark, Ray, W&B, process/thread tuning, subjob_size, or throughput bottlenecks.

Notes for future agents

  • Keep runtime guidance inside this skill tree; do not point back to the original repository checkout.
  • Treat dataset-scale public recipes as reference material, not as default verification cases.
  • If the current checkout has changed, compare it with references/repo-provenance.md before reusing the skill.
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