docs(mcp-genmedia): clarify image_size default wording + document no-default policy - #1745
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…o-default policy Follow-up to #1733. The image_size tool descriptions in mcp-gemini-go and mcp-nanobanana-go said "Defaults to 1K when unset", which implied the tool forces a 1K default. It does not: the parameter has no DefaultString, stays empty when unset, and is dropped by omitempty so the model applies its own default. Reword to "When unset, the model's default (currently 1K) applies." Also add a code comment near the image_size parsing in both handlers noting that the no-default (passthrough) policy is intentional, so the tool never asserts an image size the model may not support. The READMEs already carried the corrected wording, so no README change is needed.
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📋 Review Summary
The Pull Request successfully implements a consistent "no-default" policy for the image_size parameter in both the mcp-gemini-go and mcp-nanobanana-go MCP tools. By keeping this parameter empty when unset, the tools leverage omitempty in the JSON serialization to drop it, allowing the underlying Gemini model to apply its own default. This is a robust and forward-compatible design that avoids forcing size parameters the target model might not support. The codebase changes are clean, precise, well-documented, and the tests pass perfectly.
🔍 General Feedback
- Consistent No-Default Design: Adopting a no-default passthrough design for
image_sizein Go-based MCP servers is an excellent choice that aligns perfectly with the corresponding Python implementation (models/gemini.py), ensuring unified behavior across different components of the repository. - Accurate Tooling Descriptions: Updating the tool parameter definitions in
main.goto explicitly mention that the model's default applies when unset ensures that API clients (such as Cursor or other agent clients) are correctly informed. - Detailed and Clear Code Comments: The newly introduced comments in the handlers are extremely descriptive, explaining the technical why behind the change (the distinction from
mcp-imagen-go) rather than just the what. - Robust and Error-Free Code: The implementation is robust, free of any logic or static-analysis issues (both
go vetand test suites pass 100% cleanly).
Fast-follow to #1733 (merged).
What
image_sizetool descriptions inmcp-gemini-go/main.goandmcp-nanobanana-go/main.gosaid "Defaults to 1K when unset", which reads as though the tool forces a 1K default. It does not:image_sizeis registered with noDefaultString, stays empty when unset, and is dropped byomitemptyso the model applies its own default (currently 1K). Reworded to "When unset, the model's default (currently 1K) applies."image_sizeparsing in both handlers documenting that the no-default (passthrough) policy is intentional — the tool deliberately never asserts an image size the model may not support. This confirms/keeps the existing behavior rather than adoptingmcp-imagen-go'sDefaultString("1K").Notes
go vet ./...andgo build ./...pass clean in bothmcp-gemini-goandmcp-nanobanana-go.Context: addresses recommendations #1 (wording nit) and #2 (confirm no-default policy) from the review of #1733. The registry-validation item (#3) is tracked as a separate issue.