@koda-sl/baker-cli 0.247.0-dev.e7a1a227e → 0.248.0-dev.e7a1a227e

package/dist/cli.js

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ import {
   ulid,
   validateCanvasDeep,
   ytDlpBlockSignal
-} from "./chunk-77OP3PDC.js";
+} from "./chunk-VLNO5AUC.js";
 import {
   csvOrJson,
   daysAgoIso,
@@ -24510,8 +24510,17 @@ function rosterHints(roster, statusFilter) {
   }
   return hints;
 }
-function creationHints(created) {
+function thinProfileHint(profile, handle) {
+  const missing = ["motion", "persona", "speech", "wardrobe", "setting"].filter(
+    (field) => !profile?.[field]?.trim()
+  );
+  if (missing.length === 0) return null;
+  return `MISSING ${missing.map((field) => `--${field}`).join(" ")}. A bare subject description holds the face still and nothing else, so clips of @${handle} come out stiff and generic \u2014 measured, filling these in nearly doubled the movement in the same brief. The user almost certainly told you how this person talks and carries themselves; put it in: \`baker avatars update ${handle} ${missing.map((field) => `--${field} "\u2026"`).join(" ")}\`.`;
+}
+function creationHints(created, profile) {
+  const thin = thinProfileHint(profile, created.handle);
   const hints = [
+    ...thin ? [thin] : [],
     ...castingHints({ handle: created.handle, status: created.status }),
     `Once it is ready, every render grounds on its identity sheet (\`--reference <sheetUrl>\`) and reuses the subject description you just wrote, word for word. Those two things are what keep the face identical across a set.`
   ];
@@ -24783,7 +24792,7 @@ var createCommand2 = defineCommand89({
         ...chatIdFromEnv() ? { chatId: chatIdFromEnv() } : {}
       };
       const data = await writeAvatars("/api/avatars", body);
-      writeJson({ ok: true, data, hints: creationHints(data) });
+      writeJson({ ok: true, data, hints: creationHints(data, body.profile) });
     } catch (err) {
       failAvatarApi(err, handle);
     }