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handdraw-style-prompter

Skill19 starsChanged 45 days agoMITView on GitHub

Turn a 001–274 hand-drawn style number and image theme into bilingual prompts, using model capability data to decide when core traits and a numbered reference image are required.

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    1. yang0/handraw-style★ 7.2ksame name
    2. mojianpo/skills★ 2same name

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  1. Very specific:

    Before handling a request, read that Skill file completely.

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    When the user asks to illustrate an article, plan article illustrations, choose insertion points, or write prompts for article images, read …

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SKILL.md

Hand-drawn Style Prompter

This is the install entrypoint for the complete hand-drawn style package. The package root contains the images/ gallery and numbered reference assets; the operational contract is skills/handdraw-style-prompter/SKILL.md.

Before handling a request, read that Skill file completely. Resolve every gallery and reference-image path from this installed package root. Install this repository at path . so the images/ directory and the nested Skill are kept together.

Request routing index

When the user asks to illustrate an article, plan article illustrations, choose insertion points, or write prompts for article images, read and invoke article-illustration-planner before handling the request. Use the hand-drawn style rules in handdraw-style-prompter for style-number resolution and prompt construction.

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