The lesson treats image editing as a versioned production task rather than a vague request to make an image look better.
Keep the original image, describe the exact areas that may change, export intermediate versions, and inspect the result before final delivery.
Workflow
First ask the tool to observe the subject, background, text, edges, crop, and constraints. Confirm the target before it alters anything.
For every important revision, save a separate version and check proportions, edges, text clarity, lower-edge cropping, and the overall composition.
Inspect this image before making changes. Describe the subject, background, visible text, and details that may affect editing. Propose the steps, create a separate intermediate version, and then check proportions, edges, text clarity, and cropping before final export.