GitHub README
April 5, 2026 ยท View on GitHub
Model: Fal AI Nano Banana 2 (image-to-image)
Endpoint: fal-ai/nano-banana-2/edit
Style: GitHub-native / markdown-friendly diagram
Prompt
Take this whiteboard photograph and convert it into a clean diagram optimized for GitHub README files. Remove the physical whiteboard, markers, frame, and any background elements -- output only the diagram on a pure white background with clean edges and no border. Correct any perspective distortion so the output appears as a perfectly straight-on, top-down view. Preserve all the original content, text, and diagrams. When reading handwritten text, infer the correct spelling of technical terms, product names, and proper nouns rather than transcribing handwriting literally (e.g. "Proxmox" not "Proxknox", "Kubernetes" not "Kubernites"). Use GitHub's familiar color palette -- blues (#0969DA), greens (#1A7F37), purples (#8250DF), and neutral greys. Shapes should be clean rounded rectangles with subtle borders. Use a system sans-serif font similar to what GitHub renders. Add simple, recognizable developer icons (git branches, terminal prompts, API endpoints, databases). The result should look like a native GitHub diagram that blends seamlessly into a README -- clean, developer-friendly, and immediately understood by anyone browsing a repo.
Style Notes
- Think: GitHub Actions workflow diagram, Mermaid diagram but prettier, repo architecture overview.
- GitHub's own color palette ensures visual consistency in READMEs.
- Clean edges with no border -- drops into markdown naturally.
- Optimized for both light and dark mode GitHub viewing.