@koda-sl/baker-cli 0.282.0-dev.9fd0fee52 → 0.283.0-dev.cba48e792

package/dist/cli.js

@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ import {
   ulid,
   validateCanvasDeep,
   ytDlpBlockSignal
-} from "./chunk-LOUE7GTU.js";
+} from "./chunk-L5XGJNUM.js";
 import {
   csvOrJson,
   daysAgoIso,
@@ -29842,7 +29842,7 @@ function thinProfileHint(profile, handle) {
     (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. --accent is the one nobody guesses and the only one that fails silently: it decides the accent the avatar SPEAKS with in every clip, so name the region the user is writing to you from ("Spanish from Spain, Madrid accent") \u2014 "Spanish" on its own renders as no accent at all. 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(" ")}\`.`;
+  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. --accent is the one nobody guesses and the only one that fails silently: it decides the LANGUAGE and accent the avatar speaks in, in every clip. Name the region whose language the USER is writing to you in ("Spanish from Spain, Madrid accent") \u2014 "Spanish" on its own renders as no accent at all, and a region taken from how the person LOOKS ("European", "Nordic") renders as that region's language: an ad for a Spanish client shipped with --accent "German" and came back spoken in German. 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 parseFaceChoice(raw) {
   if (raw === void 0) return "ask";
@@ -29855,7 +29855,7 @@ function creationHints(created, profile) {
   const casting = created.likeness === "synthetic" && created.faceChoice === "auto" ? [
     `No one was asked about this face \u2014 \`--face auto\` cast it and it is kept. Do not tell the user they chose it, and do not offer them a pick you are not going to run. If this should have been theirs, say so and create it again with \`--face ask\`.`
   ] : created.likeness === "synthetic" ? [
-    `The user chooses this face, and it only happens if you ask: call \`request_avatar_casting { avatarHandle: "${created.handle}" }\` now. It shows them real portraits and blocks until they pick \u2014 never stand in a question of your own, which can only offer them words. The sheet building right now is fused from a face nobody has chosen.`
+    `The user chooses this face, and it only happens if you ask. Use the request_avatar_casting TOOL now \u2014 invoke it the way you invoke Read or Bash, with avatarHandle set to "${created.handle}". It is NOT a shell command: typing it into Bash runs nothing, fails quietly, and leaves the user waiting for a picker that never opens. It shows them real portraits and blocks until they pick, so never stand in a question of your own, which can only offer them words. The sheet building right now is fused from a face nobody has chosen.`
   ] : [];
   const hints2 = [
     ...casting,
@@ -30039,7 +30039,7 @@ registerSchema({
     speech: { type: "string", description: "How they speak \u2014 pace, register, verbal habits", required: false },
     accent: {
       type: "string",
-      description: "Where their voice is FROM, as a place: 'Spanish from Spain, Madrid accent', 'Mexican Spanish', 'British English, London'. Name the region \u2014 an adjective like 'clear Spanish accent' is read by the video model as NO accent, and the clip comes out sounding like nowhere. Set it whenever the avatar will speak; the user's own language is the default to assume, not English.",
+      description: `Where their VOICE is from, as a place: 'Spanish from Spain, Madrid accent', 'Mexican Spanish', 'British English, London'. Name the region \u2014 an adjective like 'clear Spanish accent' is read by the video model as NO accent, and the clip comes out sounding like nowhere. Default to the language the USER is writing to you in, always: they are describing an ad for their own market, and an avatar that answers them in another language is unusable however good it looks. Never take this from how the person LOOKS \u2014 'aspecto europeo', 'Nordic', 'Mediterranean' describe a face and belong in --subject. Read literally, that mistake shipped an ad for a Spanish client with --accent "German", and the clip came back spoken in German.`,
       required: false
     },
     motion: { type: "string", description: "Body language and gesture in video", required: false },