@autoaiai/aicut 0.1.11 → 0.1.13

package/skills/hypit/references/playbooks/formats/narration-led-demo.md

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-# Narration-led work
-
-Read this when independent spoken narration carries a work or substantial passage while products,
-hands, screens, demonstrations, B-roll, Typography, or MG carry the picture.
-
-## Recognize the organizing relationship
-
-A narration-led passage is organized by accepted independent speech: audio-only A-roll. Its pictures
-are designed around that performance rather than being temporary coverage over visible A-roll.
-Common forms include desk demonstrations, screen tutorials, product walkthroughs, visual essays,
-montage narration, and MG explainers.
-
-The decisive question is not whether a face is currently visible. A presenter-led work may cover its
-visible A-roll with B-roll for several seconds and remain visible-performance-led. An
-independent-narration-led passage begins with audio-only A-roll that does not depend on an underlying
-on-camera delivery. A mixed work can move between these relationships when the story does.
-
-State that relationship in Treatment. It determines how performance, picture coverage, visual
-proof, and later review should be understood.
-[Presenter-led visual explainers](presenter-led-explainer.md) covers the related form whose accepted
-on-camera performance remains available while demonstrations and graphics lead much of the picture.
-
-## Direct one spoken spine and many visual answers
-
-Write the adopted narration in Script and use its Selections and Moments to name the meanings that
-need visual response. One continuous passage can carry many picture changes. A new product angle,
-screen state, action, example, or graphic reveal is usually a new visual answer inside the same
-spoken performance, not a reason to break the performance itself.
-
-Choose pictures by what they contribute:
-
-- a **context shot** establishes who, where, or what is being demonstrated;
-- a **proof shot** makes a claim visible through use, state, result, or comparison;
-- **B-roll** supplies a concrete action, object, situation, or emotional counterpoint;
-- **screen media** shows an interface or state whose literal details matter;
-- **MG and Typography** explain structure, accumulation, transformation, or a concept that a camera
-  image alone cannot communicate clearly.
-
-These roles can overlap in time. A device frame may persist while screen content changes, Caption
-follows the narration, a label remains visible, and a sound answers a UI event. Author each relation
-according to what persists and what changes rather than flattening the whole passage into a sequence
-of isolated cards.
-
-## Build visual evidence, not noun illustration
-
-Let each picture advance the argument. A claim about speed benefits from a visible fast action or a
-shortened process; a product claim benefits from the product being used or its result being shown;
-an explanation benefits from a graphic relationship the viewer can understand at a glance. Merely
-showing a generic image of every noun in the narration produces activity without proof.
-
-Generated images and videos are ordinary production media. Direct the image model as a broadly
-informed painter and the video model as a broadly informed camera crew. Use exact private product,
-brand, person, data, or interface references when public knowledge cannot establish them. Let the
-Treatment and accepted references determine each prompt; use the selected model package's vocabulary
-and README for its exact inputs and limits.
-
-## Keep the narrator one person across the work
-
-The passage can use already recorded final narration or generated speech from an accepted Voice
-Reference; [Voice and performance](../craft/voice-and-performance.md) distinguishes these uses.
-When new performances are generated for someone who also appears in visible A-roll, the same Voice
-Reference can condition both the visible performance and independent narration. The work then
-changes sound-picture relationship without changing who is speaking.
-
-`../../creation/script-and-time.md` owns duration estimation and alignment. One accepted narration
-performance can carry many picture changes; their semantic relations follow that performance without
-forcing new speech seams.
-
-## Give the complete canvas and soundtrack continuity
-
-Every intended span needs a deliberate picture: a continuing shot, another B-roll item, a persistent
-component, a handoff, or an authored background. Inspect the visible Film to verify that no inherited
-or empty edge appears between those decisions. Music, ambience, and effects can bind visual cuts or
-mark structural changes while the narration stays clear; `../craft/sound-mix.md` owns that
-relationship.
-
-Caption remains spoken text. Steps, labels, figures, headings, CTA copy, and interface writing have
-their own Typography, Text, screen, or MG roles unless they are also meant to be read as narration.
-
-## Review whether the pictures earn the narration
-
-Watch the passage first as an argument: does every visual change clarify, prove, pace, or intensify
-what is being said? Then inspect exact product and screen truth, hand and device geometry, Caption
-timing, persistent component states and visual handoffs.
-
-Let the visual sequence develop a clear progression alongside the narration. Repair weak proof in
-the shot or component design and wrong timing at the authored semantic relation.

package/skills/image/SKILL.md

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----
-name: image
-description: "Image Prompting — Nano Banana & GPT Image 2.5: the method the original skill taught, run as an AICUT film — pages that draw any moment t, cut on tracks. Runs in AICUT: the film is film.html, a page per shot, drawn by `aicut look` and `aicut render`."
-license: MIT
-source: "hosted/visual-skills"
----
-
-# Image Prompting — Nano Banana & GPT Image 2.5
-
-## Running it in AICUT
-
-AICUT's film is `film.html`: it cuts pages, footage, pictures and sound together on tracks. A page is a web page that
-sets `window.film = { frame(t) }` and draws that moment — no framework, no build step, no composition object, no
-`registerRoot`. Five shots are five pages cut together, not one page that changes scene, so each shot stays trimmable
-and replaceable in Studio.
-
-```sh
-npx -y @autoaiai/aicut@latest          # the manual: the format and the commands, always current
-npx -y @autoaiai/aicut@latest open .   # make this folder a film and print Studio's address
-npx -y @autoaiai/aicut@latest look     # a contact sheet of the whole film, its sound, and a determinism check
-npx -y @autoaiai/aicut@latest look 4.5 # one frame, full size — look at the PNG, not at the code
-npx -y @autoaiai/aicut@latest render   # the MP4, beside film.html
-```
-
-Run the manual before the first film: it is authoritative for the format, and this skill is about the method above it.
-
-Where the words below name another program's part, it becomes this:
-
-| elsewhere | in AICUT |
-|---|---|
-| composition, timeline, project file | `film.html`; tracks and clips inside it |
-| a scene, a sequence, a slide | a page (`pages/<name>.html`) cut onto a track |
-| `useCurrentFrame()`, `interpolate()` | `frame(t)` — the picture depends only on `t`, never on state or `Date.now()` |
-| a still, a screengrab | `aicut look <t>` |
-| `render` / `build` / `export` | `aicut render` (the person can also export from Studio) |
-| a dev server, a preview window | `aicut open` and the Studio address it prints |
-
-Hard rules that hold whatever the method says: the picture depends only on `t`; every value in the person's prompt is
-binding; look at the frames `look` writes before saying a film is done.
-
-
-This skill writes image prompts. It does not generate images. The output is: model name + quality / size / aspect ratio + the prompt itself.
-
-The body of this SKILL.md is intentionally thin so you cannot fake a result by reading it alone. The actual rules — what the models reward, what they punish, how to phrase a 5-slot template, when to add `quality: high`, when to use image grounding — live only in the reference files.
-
-## Route first — is this actually an image-prompt task?
-
-- **Motion, clips, montage** (Seedance, Kling, Veo, any image-to-video): use the sibling `video` skill. This skill's storyboard and keyframe outputs feed it.
-- **No idea or script yet** (user wants a concept or an ad scenario, not a picture): if the `creative-director` skill is installed, start there — it develops ideas and scripts for commercials and beyond ([github.com/smixs/creative-director-skill](https://github.com/smixs/creative-director-skill)).
-- **A concrete image is needed** — this skill. Continue below.
-
----
-
-# Mandatory reading order — DO NOT WRITE A PROMPT WITHOUT THIS
-
-Past attempts to write prompts directly from this skill body produced lazy, generic results. Each model has its own physics; common rules collapse into mush when applied without model-specific syntax. Read in this order before producing any prompt:
-
-### Step 1 — always read first → [models.md](references/models.md)
-
-Decide: Nano Banana (NB2 or NBP) or GPT Image 2.5 (Flare for speed, Sunburst for precision edits). The choice changes the prompt syntax fundamentally — natural-language paragraphs vs. labeled 5-slot template, quality settings, which features exist (image grounding only on NB, EXACT TEXT discipline only on GPT Image, etc.).
-
-If the user named a model — confirm and proceed. If not — pick using the table in `models.md`, then state your choice in the output header.
-
-### Step 2 — read **one** model file (the one you picked)
-
-- **Nano Banana** → [nano-banana.md](references/nano-banana.md)
-  Image grounding for real locations. Extreme aspect ratios (1:8, 8:1, 4:1). Thinking mode. JSON for 5+ elements. Up to 14 reference images. Why you must NOT write `50mm / f-stop / ISO` numbers.
-
-- **GPT Image 2.5** → [gpt-image.md](references/gpt-image.md)
-  5-slot template (Scene / Subject / Important Details / Use Case / Constraints). Anti-slop banned-words list. `quality: low / medium / high / xhigh / max` as a deliberate fidelity lever. Size constraints (multiples of 16, max 3:1, up to 4K 3840×2160). Two-column edit logic (Change / Preserve / Constraints). Up to 16 reference images with explicit roles.
-
-The model file is non-negotiable. Skipping it is the single biggest cause of weak prompts.
-
-### Step 3 — always read after the model file → [golden-rules.md](references/golden-rules.md)
-
-Universal rules that apply to both models: start with a verb, positive framing, hex colors, quote text, edit don't re-roll, one change per iteration, reference images.
-
-### Step 4 — task-shaped reading (load only what matches the request)
-
-Pick zero or more, depending on what the user asked for:
-
-- Text in image, infographic, diagram, multilingual rendering → [text-rendering.md`text-rendering.md`
-- Edit existing image (object removal, lighting swap, colorization, restoration, localization) → [editing.md](references/editing.md)
-- Character continuity across multiple images / panels → [characters.md](references/characters.md)
-- **The image must pass as a real photograph** (portrait, reportage, UGC, casting, product-in-hand) — or the user says the result "looks AI", "too glossy", "not like the reference" → [de-slop.md](references/de-slop.md). Model default priors, banned booster words, capture pipeline instead of adjectives, located imperfections.
-- Presentation slides → [slides.md`slides.md`
-- Sequential narrative (storyboard, comic, panel sequence) → [storyboards.md`storyboards.md`
-- Sketch → final, wireframes, structural input → [structural.md`structural.md`
-- 2D → 3D, floor plans, isometric → [dimensional.md](references/dimensional.md)
-- **Vision analysis / image-to-prompt / style transfer from a reference image** → [vision-decomposer.md`vision-decomposer.md`. Load this whenever the user attaches an image and asks to recreate, match, decompose, or transfer its style.
-- **Multi-panel compositions** (grids, collages, storyboard sheets in ONE image) → [multi-panel.md](references/multi-panel.md). 9-cell TVC grids, 2x2 portrait grids, 3-panel campaign collages, 4x3 borderless grids, 6-frame cinematic sequences, before/after splits, 12-panel storyboard posters.
-- **Industry pattern libraries** — proven prompt templates by vertical. Load the matching file:
-  - E-commerce product shots → [patterns/ecommerce.md](references/patterns/ecommerce.md)
-  - Fashion editorial campaigns → [patterns/fashion-editorial.md`fashion-editorial.md`
-  - Food & beverage advertising → [patterns/food-beverage.md`food-beverage.md`
-  - Cinematic portraits → [patterns/portrait-cinema.md`portrait-cinema.md`
-  - Posters & illustration → [patterns/poster-illustration.md`poster-illustration.md`. Also holds the Style DNA + Reject Checklist method — how to fix a strong visual style in four lines before generating and how to judge the returned image against it. Usable with any pattern in this list, not only posters.
-  - Character design (turnarounds, expression sheets, outfit grids) → [patterns/character-design.md](references/patterns/character-design.md)
-  - UI mockups & social media formats → [patterns/ui-social.md`ui-social.md`
-
-### Step 5 — read for production language → [creative-direction.md](references/creative-direction.md)
-
-Studio-quality vocabulary for lighting design, camera and hardware, color grading and film stock, materiality and texture. Read when you need precise terms beyond what `golden-rules.md` covers.
-
-### Step 6 — read if structuring a complex prompt → [prompt-framework.md`prompt-framework.md`
-
-Universal element checklist (subject, context, action, environment, camera, lighting, mood, materials, palette, format), detail modes (concise / standard / verbose / cinematic verbose), parameterized templates, output structure with parameters and exclusions.
-
----
-
-# Output format
-
-When you return the prompt, structure it like this:
-
-```
-Model: <nano-banana-2 | nano-banana-pro | gpt-image-2.5-flare | gpt-image-2.5-sunburst>
-Quality: <low | medium | high | xhigh | max>   (only for gpt-image-2.5)
-Size / Ratio: <e.g. 1536×1024 or 16:9>
-
-Prompt:
-<the prompt text, ready to copy>
-
-Notes:
-- <anything you inferred or assumed because the user did not specify>
-```
-```
-For edits, also include an explicit preserve-list (mandatory for gpt-image-2.5, recommended for nano-banana):
-```
-```
-Change: <one concrete thing>
-Preserve: <face, pose, lighting, framing, geometry, ...>
-Constraints: <no extra objects, no drift, ...>
-```
-```
----
-```
-
-# Final response style
-
-Prefer: ready-to-copy prompts, hex colors, concrete materials, named compositions, model-specific syntax (5-slot for GPT Image, natural prose for Nano Banana).
-
-Avoid: tag soup ("cool, modern, 4k"), vague praise ("stunning, epic, masterpiece" — actively hurts GPT Image 2.5), negative framing ("no people, no cars" — invert to positive), external comparisons ("like Apple ad" — describe the visual properties instead), numerical lens parameters in Nano Banana prompts (it ignores them).
-
----
-
-*Author: Serge Shima ([t.me/aimastersme](https://t.me/aimastersme) · [sergeshima.com](https://sergeshima.com) · [aimasters.me](https://aimasters.me)) · License: CC BY 4.0 — attribution required · Source: [smixs/visual-skills](https://github.com/smixs/visual-skills)*
-
-## Source
-
-Rewritten for AICUT from [`hosted/visual-skills`](https://github.com/hosted/visual-skills)
-(MIT), image/SKILL.md. The method is that skill's own; the way it runs is AICUT's.
-
-The repository holds 2 skills; this is the one its entry stands for.

package/skills/image/references/characters.md

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-# Character Consistency
-
-Up to 14 reference images (6 high-fidelity). Identity locking across scenes.
-
-> If the character must read as a real person and the model keeps beautifying them — idealized eyes, poreless skin, model stance — identity locking alone will not hold. Pair this file with [de-slop.md](de-slop.md).
-
-## Identity Locking
-
-```
-Using person from [IMAGE REFERENCE]:
-Keep facial features exactly the same.
-Change: [EXPRESSION / POSE / CLOTHING / SETTING]
-Maintain: identity, recognizable features
-```
-
-Key phrase: "Keep facial features exactly the same as Image 1"
-
-## Viral Thumbnails
-
-```
-Design viral thumbnail using person from Image 1.
-
-Face: Keep features same, change expression to [excited/surprised/shocked]
-Action: Pose on [left/right], pointing toward [OBJECT]
-Subject: [OBJECT] on opposite side
-Graphics: Bold [COLOR] arrow connecting person to object
-Text: "[HEADLINE]" in massive pop-style, white outline, drop shadow
-Background: Blurred [SETTING]
-
-High saturation and contrast.
-```
-
-## Multi-Character Consistency
-
-```
-Create [NUMBER]-part story with these [N] characters.
-
-Identity: Keep attire and features consistent throughout.
-Variation: Different angles, expressions, distances per image.
-Rule: Only one of each character per image.
-
-Story arc: [DESCRIPTION with emotional highs/lows]
-```
-
-## Brand Asset Generation
-
-```
-Using this [PRODUCT] as reference:
-Create [NUMBER] [TYPE] shots.
-
-Maintain: Brand consistency, quality level
-Vary: Angles, lighting, context
-Style: [editorial / lifestyle / product]
-
-Generate one at a time.
-```
-
-## Expression Control
-
-While maintaining identity:
-- "Change expression to excited and surprised"
-- "Make them look thoughtful, gazing left"
-- "Add confident smile, direct eye contact"
-
-## Pose/Action Control
-
-- "Pose pointing finger toward [DIRECTION]"
-- "Standing with arms crossed"
-- "Mid-stride, dynamic motion"
-- "Seated, leaning forward"
-
-## Attire Changes
-
-- "Same person, but wearing [NEW OUTFIT]"
-- "Keep face, change to formal business attire"
-- "Maintain identity, add [ACCESSORY]"
-
-## Environment Swaps
-
-- "Same person in [NEW SETTING]"
-- "Transport to [LOCATION], keep identity"
-- "Change background to [SCENE], maintain lighting on face"
-
----
-
-*Author: Serge Shima ([t.me/aimastersme](https://t.me/aimastersme) · [sergeshima.com](https://sergeshima.com) · [aimasters.me](https://aimasters.me)) · License: CC BY 4.0 — attribution required · Source: [smixs/visual-skills](https://github.com/smixs/visual-skills)*

package/skills/image/references/creative-direction.md

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-# Creative Direction
-
-Studio-quality controls for lighting, camera, color, and materiality.
-
-## Lighting Design
-
-Tell the model exactly how the scene is illuminated.
-
-**Studio setups:**
-- "Three-point softbox setup" — even product/portrait lighting
-- "Single key light from upper left" — dramatic shadow
-- "Ring light, frontal" — beauty/fashion, flat lighting
-
-**Dramatic effects:**
-- "Chiaroscuro lighting with harsh, high contrast"
-- "Golden hour backlighting creating long shadows"
-- "Rim lighting, subject silhouetted against bright background"
-- "Volumetric god rays through window"
-- "Neon underglow, cyberpunk street"
-
-**Natural:**
-- "Soft overcast daylight, even diffusion"
-- "Dappled sunlight through trees"
-- "Blue hour, cold ambient light"
-
-## Camera & Hardware
-
-Specify camera type to change the visual DNA of the image.
-
-**Hardware names that work:**
-- GoPro — immersive, wide-angle distortion, action feel
-- Fujifilm — authentic color science, warm tones
-- Disposable camera — raw, nostalgic flash aesthetic, grain
-- Hasselblad — medium format, shallow DOF, fashion/portrait
-- iPhone — casual, smartphone aesthetic
-- Polaroid — instant film, white border, faded colors
-
-**Angles:**
-- "Low angle" — power, drama
-- "Aerial view" / "bird's eye" — scale, pattern
-- "Eye-level" — neutral, relatable
-- "Dutch angle" — tension, unease
-- "Worm's eye view" — extreme drama
-
-**Shot types:**
-- Close-up, medium shot, wide shot, extreme close-up
-- "Waist-up portrait", "full body", "over-the-shoulder"
-
-**Focus:**
-- "Shallow depth of field" — blurred background
-- "Deep focus" — everything sharp
-- "Rack focus" — shift attention
-- "Tilt-shift" — miniature effect
-
-> Note: Named lens parameters (50mm, f/2.8) are less reliable than
-> descriptive terms. Prefer "shallow depth of field" over "f/1.8".
-
-## Color Grading & Film Stock
-
-Set emotional tone through color and texture.
-
-**Film stocks:**
-- "Shot on 1980s color film, slightly grainy" — nostalgic
-- "Kodak Portra 400" — warm skin tones, pastel highlights
-- "Fuji Velvia" — hyper-saturated, vivid
-- "Ilford HP5" — classic B&W grain
-- "Cinestill 800T" — tungsten, halation around lights
-
-**Digital grades:**
-- "Cinematic color grading with muted teal tones"
-- "High contrast, desaturated" — gritty, editorial
-- "Warm analog tones, lifted blacks" — vintage
-- "Cool blue shadows, warm highlights" — modern cinema
-- "Cross-processed, shifted greens" — experimental
-
-## Materiality & Texture
-
-Define physical makeup of subjects. Don't just say the thing — describe what it's MADE of.
-
-| Vague | Specific |
-|-------|----------|
-| "a suit" | "navy blue tweed suit, visible weave" |
-| "armor" | "ornate elven plate armor, etched with silver leaf patterns" |
-| "a mug" | "minimalist ceramic coffee mug, matte glaze, slight imperfections" |
-| "skin" | "weathered, sun-damaged skin, deep expression lines" |
-| "metal" | "brushed steel with matte finish, fingerprint smudges" |
-
-**Surface properties:**
-- Matte / glossy / satin
-- Rough / smooth / textured
-- Translucent / opaque / refractive
-- Worn / pristine / aged / patinated
-
-## Creative Prompt Examples
-
-**Cartoon Portrait (3D + Real):**
-```
-Based on the uploaded reference image, create a photorealistic scene
-featuring the real human standing next to a giant 3D animation-style
-version of themselves. Both must have identical facial structures,
-clothing, and poses. Clean gray-blue studio background, cinematic lighting.
-```
-
-**Animation → Photorealistic:**
-```
-Convert this uploaded animated still into an ultra-realistic, cinematic
-scene. Transform the animated characters into real humans while preserving
-their original identities, facial structures, outfits, and expressions.
-```
-
-**Historical Maps (Google Street View style):**
-```
-Generate a hyper-realistic image of [HISTORICAL EVENT], perfectly
-replicating a Google Maps Street View capture. Include wide-angle barrel
-distortion, semi-transparent Maps UI overlay (compass, chevron arrows),
-and '© Google [YEAR]' watermark. Automatically blur faces for privacy.
-```
-
-**Kindergarten Filter:**
-```
-A child's crayon drawing on white lined notebook paper of [SUBJECT].
-Use chunky wax-crayon strokes, wobbly outlines, bold colors that overflow
-the lines. Visible pressure marks, waxy smudges, uneven scribble shading.
-Joyful, naive art style.
-```
-
-**Fashion Editorial:**
-```
-[Subject description]. [Action/pose]. [Setting].
-Medium-full shot, center-framed.
-Fashion magazine style editorial, shot on medium-format analog film,
-pronounced grain, high saturation, cinematic lighting effect.
-```
-
----
-
-*Author: Serge Shima ([t.me/aimastersme](https://t.me/aimastersme) · [sergeshima.com](https://sergeshima.com) · [aimasters.me](https://aimasters.me)) · License: CC BY 4.0 — attribution required · Source: [smixs/visual-skills](https://github.com/smixs/visual-skills)*

package/skills/image/references/de-slop.md

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-# De-Slop — killing the "AI look"
-
-Load this whenever the brief is **a real photograph**: portrait, reportage, product-in-hand, UGC, casting shot, anything that must pass as an unretouched capture. Also load it when the user complains that a result "looks AI", "too glossy", "not like the reference".
-
-Do NOT load it for illustration, 3D, poster graphics, stylized art — there the polish is the point.
-
-*De-slop* is the name of this whole discipline: casting, capture, located imperfection, grading. The booster-word hygiene inside it is the same rule GPT Image 2.5 already carries as §Anti-Slop in [gpt-image.md](gpt-image.md) — that file owns the model syntax, this one owns the discipline.
-
-The premise: both model families carry a strong prior toward an idealized image. Left alone they beautify — skin loses pores, faces gain symmetry, clothes lose creases, backgrounds gain saturation. Anything in the reference that differs from that ideal is quietly discarded unless you escalate it.
-
-## 1. The default prior — where beautification starts
-
-Check every axis before writing. If the brief or reference differs from the middle column, the deviation must be escalated (§2).
-
-| Axis | What the model reaches for | What a real reference usually has |
-|---|---|---|
-| Eyes | large, round, wide-open, symmetric | narrow, hooded, monolid, one eye smaller |
-| Face | V-line jaw, doll proportions, mirror symmetry | long or flat midface, visible asymmetry |
-| Skin | poreless, glowing, even tone | pores, peach fuzz, redness zones, uneven tone |
-| Body | idealized silhouette | flat, square, heavy, or simply ordinary |
-| Clothing | tighter, newer, more skin | the exact coverage and wear of the reference |
-| Hair | volumized, glossy, every strand placed | flatter, clumped, flyaways, dull ends |
-| Stance | model pose, chin up | the awkward real stance from the reference |
-| Casting | idol / influencer look | an ordinary person |
-| Background | saturated, tidy, gradient | muted, cluttered, one named hex |
-| Extras | adds earrings, props, signage, text | explicitly absent |
-
-Counter-steer toward the reference, not toward plainness. If the subject genuinely is glamorous, describe that faithfully — only the capture rules in §4-§6 still apply.
-
-## 2. Escalate every deviation in two places
-
-A deviation stated once, in passing, loses to the prior. State it twice:
-
-1. **In the descriptive slot**, geometrically and measurably — "narrow eyes with a low single lid crease, iris about 60% covered", not "unusual eyes".
-2. **In `Constraints`** (GPT Image 2.5 fifth slot, see [gpt-image.md](gpt-image.md)) — one imperative line per axis, labeled: `EYES:`, `SKIN:`, `BODY:`, `HAIR:`, `MEDIUM:`.
-
-This is the one place where naming the unwanted version is legitimate — the `Constraints` slot exists for "what must NOT change or appear". Everywhere else keep the positive framing from [golden-rules.md](golden-rules.md) §2.
-
-Nano Banana has no constraints slot: fold the same lines into one short closing sentence of the prose prompt.
-
-## 3. Boosters banned from positive slots
-
-These words push the prior harder, they do not add fidelity: `4K`, `8K`, `ultra-detailed`, `hyper-detailed`, `ultra-realistic`, `photorealistic render`, `masterpiece`, `best quality`, `sharp focus`, `crisp`, `intricate detail`, `flawless`, `stunning`, `perfect`.
-
-On GPT Image 2.5 they actively degrade the result ([gpt-image.md](gpt-image.md) §Anti-Slop). On Nano Banana they are mostly inert, but they crowd out the facts that would have worked.
-
-## 4. A capture pipeline instead of adjectives
-
-Do not ask for "realistic". Name the device and the path the file took — that is what carries the texture.
-
-| Medium | What to state | Residue to ask for |
-|---|---|---|
-| Video frame grab | grabbed from handheld footage, not a photo | soft detail, mild compression blocking, slight motion smear |
-| Film scan | 35mm colour negative, lab scan | visible grain, halation around highlights, soft blacks |
-| Phone photo | phone camera, auto HDR off | smeared shadow noise, faint edge halo, slightly flat tone |
-| Mirrorless / DSLR still | natural light, no flash, no retouch | fine sensor noise, natural falloff, unpolished skin |
-
-State the medium as a fact of the image, never as a render style: "a real phone photo", not "photorealistic render in phone style".
-
-## 5. Imperfections, and where they sit
-
-An imperfection without a location gets ignored or sprayed everywhere. Name the place:
-
-- skin — "pores across the nose and cheeks, redness at the nostril wings, one mole below the left jaw"
-- hair — "two flyaways above the crown, ends clumped on the right shoulder"
-- fabric — "creases at the elbow bend, collar sitting slightly askew on the left"
-- environment — "scuffed baseboard behind the subject, uneven paint on the wall"
-- optics — "one blown highlight on the forehead, slight motion blur on the near hand"
-
-Calibrate to the reference, but never set the count to zero. See the micro-detail checklist in [prompt-framework.md](prompt-framework.md) §Cinematic Verbose for the same discipline applied to hero shots.
-
-## 6. Sharpness and grading
-
-- Ask for no added sharpening and low micro-contrast. Never write "sharp focus" or "crisp" (see §3).
-- Grading: flat or natural, muted-to-moderate saturation, low contrast — unless the reference clearly shows otherwise.
-- Ban the glow family in `Constraints`: HDR, bloom, high clarity, luminous or radiant skin, glossy hair highlights, perfectly even background.
-- On GPT Image 2.5 stay at `quality: medium` for this kind of work. The table in [gpt-image.md](gpt-image.md) §Quality Settings sends portraits to `high` — that entry optimizes identity fidelity, which here fights the brief: `high` sharpens micro-texture until it reads as retouching. Step up to `high` only when matching a supplied face outranks the unretouched look, then re-run this section's checks on the result.
-
-## 7. Self-check before sending
-
-- Every axis in §1 that deviates appears both in a descriptive slot and in `Constraints`.
-- No booster word from §3 survives in any positive slot.
-- A capture pipeline from §4 is named, and the medium is stated as fact, not as style.
-- At least three located imperfections from §5, each with a place.
-- Sharpness and grading clauses present (§6).
-- Anything the model likes to add but the brief does not contain — glasses, earrings, a second person, signage, captions — is listed as absent.
-- Nothing in `Constraints` contradicts a positive slot (asking for grain while banning grain).
-
-## 8. When the result still misses the reference
-
-Treat every mismatch as a variable that was under-specified, not as a bad roll. Split the offending description into finer sub-facts, add or sharpen its `Constraints` line, and re-run the same prompt — one change per iteration, per [golden-rules.md](golden-rules.md) §3. Re-rolling an unchanged prompt returns the prior.
-
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-
-*Author: Serge Shima ([t.me/aimastersme](https://t.me/aimastersme) · [sergeshima.com](https://sergeshima.com) · [aimasters.me](https://aimasters.me)) · License: CC BY 4.0 — attribution required · Source: [smixs/visual-skills](https://github.com/smixs/visual-skills)*

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-# Dimensional Translation
-
-2D↔3D conversions. Floor plans to renders, memes to 3D.
-
-## 2D Floor Plan → 3D
-
-```
-Based on this 2D floor plan, generate interior visualization.
-
-Layout: Design board format
-Main image: Wide-angle [ROOM] perspective (top 60%)
-Below: 3 smaller renders - [ROOM A], [ROOM B], [ROOM C]
-
-Style: [Modern minimalist / Scandinavian / Industrial]
-Materials: [flooring], [walls], [textiles]
-Lighting: Soft natural light, large windows
-Quality: Photorealistic rendering
-```
-
-## Sketch → 3D Concept
-
-```
-Convert this sketch into [STYLE] visualization.
-Perspective: [CAMERA ANGLE]
-Lighting: [SETUP]
-Quality: [photorealistic / stylized / rendered]
-```
-
-## 3D → 2D Technical
-
-```
-Flatten this 3D scene into [STYLE].
-Views: [plan / elevation / section]
-Labels: [ANNOTATIONS]
-Line work: technical, precise
-```
-
-## Meme Conversion
-
-```
-Turn "[MEME NAME]" meme into [NEW STYLE].
-Keep composition identical.
-Character: [plush toy / realistic / cartoon]
-Environment: [realistic flames / stylized / etc]
-```
-
-Example:
-- "Turn 'This is Fine' dog into photorealistic 3D render"
-- "Make the dog look like plush toy, fire realistic"
-
-## Architectural Visualization
-
-**Exterior:**
-```
-Generate exterior visualization from this elevation.
-Time: [dawn / midday / dusk / night]
-Weather: [clear / overcast / dramatic clouds]
-Context: [landscaping / street / aerial view]
-```
-
-**Interior:**
-```
-Generate interior from this plan.
-View: [living area / kitchen / bedroom]
-Style: [AESTHETIC]
-Lighting: [natural / artificial / mixed]
-Props: [furniture / decor / people]
-```
-
-## Product 2D → 3D
-
-```
-Convert this flat design into 3D product mockup.
-Material: [plastic / metal / fabric / glass]
-Lighting: [studio / environmental]
-Angle: [front / 3-quarter / top-down]
-```
-
-## Quality Levels
-
-- "Sketch quality" - rough, conceptual
-- "Presentation quality" - clean, professional
-- "Photorealistic" - indistinguishable from photo
-- "Stylized render" - artistic interpretation
-
----
-
-*Author: Serge Shima ([t.me/aimastersme](https://t.me/aimastersme) · [sergeshima.com](https://sergeshima.com) · [aimasters.me](https://aimasters.me)) · License: CC BY 4.0 — attribution required · Source: [smixs/visual-skills](https://github.com/smixs/visual-skills)*