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Image generation routing and prompt discipline — which provider for which job (gpt-image for text rendering and design fidelity, grok for fast iteration and photoreal people), how to structure prompts that survive the model (subject, composition, style, lighting, negatives), and the honest constraints of each provider installed on this machine. Use before generating any image so the first generation is closer to the brief.

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    Check what's installed before promising: the harness's generate_image tool for gpt-image.

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Image Gen

The first generation should be close. Provider choice and prompt structure decide that, not luck.

Provider routing

JobProviderWhy
Text in image (posters, UI mockups, signage)gpt-image (gpt-image-2)Best-in-class verbatim text rendering
Design fidelity, brand-adjacent workgpt-imageFollows structured art direction
Fast iteration, photoreal peoplegrok (via groken cloud)Speed, identity realism
Textures, tiles, spritesgpt-image low quality first, then highCheap drafts before the final render

Check what's installed before promising: the harness's generate_image tool for gpt-image; the groken bridge for grok. Never fake a provider that isn't there — say what's missing.

Prompt structure (the part people skip)

  1. Subject — one clear subject, named concretely ("a ceramic pour-over coffee dripper" not "coffee thing").
  2. Composition — where the subject sits, camera angle, framing ("centered, slight low angle, product shot on seamless").
  3. Style — the visual language ("editorial product photography", "flat vector illustration", "35mm film grain").
  4. Lighting — the single biggest quality lever ("soft key from upper left, subtle rim light", "overcast window light").
  5. Negatives — what to avoid ("no text, no watermark, no hands").
  6. Verbatim text — if text appears, put it in quotes exactly (the words "SALE ENDS FRIDAY") and keep it short.

Iteration discipline

Draft cheap (low quality), pick a direction, then render the final at high quality. Read the model's revised_prompt when available — it tells you what it actually heard. One strong revision beats five blind regenerations.

Pairs with

design (the taste standard the image is judged against), higgsfield-generate (heavier video/3D/audio generation when installed).

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