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ICYMI: Image generation is now available as a Responses API tool—and includes new capabilities: 🌊 Streaming: see partial images as they load ⤴️ Multi-turn edits: high fidelity edits with cache savings 🌐 Combine with tools like MCP or web search for generations using live data

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