handdraw-style-prompter

Users can browse `gallery/index.html` for the numbered contact sheets. The authoritative style content is `../styles_200_reorganized.md`; `references/styles.json` is a generated index and must be refreshed with `python scripts/build_library.py` after the Markdown changes.

For a valid request, return these four parts: 1. Selected style: number and generated style name. Do not output a core-visual-traits field by default for ordinary prompt-only requests. 2. Chinese prompt: begin the copyable prompt itself with `风格名称：#{编号} · {generation_name}。`; describe only the user's theme and constraints explicitly provided by the user, and always include the indexed author/style name as a short `参考作者/风格名称` label. Do not append core traits, the fixed style anchor, extra style adjectives, generic composition advice, quality claims, or negative prompts. 3. English prompt: begin the copyable prompt itself with `Style name: #{number} · {generation_name}.`; describe only the same theme and user-provided constraints, and always include the indexed author/style name as `Reference author/style name`. Do not append visual-trait prose, generic composition advice, quality claims, negative prompts, or the fixed style anchor. 4. A brief note: the prompt can be pasted into any image AI; generation is controlled by that AI.

When the user explicitly requests image generation, first resolve the current image model (or model family) against `references/model_capabilities.json` or the equivalent runtime capability metadata. The decision uses the complete text that will be sent to the model: the indexed author name plus the generated style name. It is not based on the author's fame or life status.

"description": "Model-specific ability to activate a numbered style from its name. Unknown models must use the image fallback.", "default": { "name_activation": "unknown", "use_reference_image": true, "note": "No verified model capability is available. Pass the numbered image."

return "；".join(kept) def get_reference_path(number: str) -> str: reference_grid = grid_path(number) return str(reference_grid if reference_grid.exists() else single_path(number)) def resolve(model: str, style: str, policy: dict | None = None) -> dict:

- When an image is passed, inject the following reference-isolation block into the actual image-generation prompt. It is required for every reference-image generation and is not added to ordinary prompt-only output: Chinese: `所附图片仅用于参考画风。只提取参考图的风格特征，例如线条、笔触、媒介、材质、色彩倾向和整体视觉语言；不要使用、复制或延续参考图中的任何主体、人物、动物、服装、道具、动作、姿态、场景、背景、构图、布局、文字或故事。最终画面内容完全以用户提供的主题为准。` English: `Use the attached image only as a style reference. Extract only its stylistic qualities, such as linework, brushwork, medium, material texture, color tendencies, and overall visual language. Do not use, copy, or carry over any subject, person, animal, clothing, prop, action, pose, setting, background, composition, layout, text, or story from the reference image. The user's written theme is the sole source for the image content.` - The user's theme is the sole source for subjects and narrative; the reference image must never override or add content to the theme.

1. If this task has not already displayed the gallery, call `mcp__codex_app__open_in_codex` with `target: { type: "browser", url: "file:///E:/handraw-style/handdraw-style-prompter/gallery/index.html" }` so the rendered gallery opens in the in-app browser. 2. Continue with the user's request after the browser call; opening the gallery must not block prompt generation or an explicitly requested image-generation follow-up. 3. Do not repeat the browser call on later turns in the same task/thread. Use the conversation context (not a persistent state file) to determine whether initialization already happened. 4. If the browser call is unavailable or fails, provide this fallback link: [打开手绘风格编号画廊](file:///E:/handraw-style/handdraw-style-prompter/gallery/index.html), then continue normally.

- If the numbered image is missing or cannot be passed, report that limitation and provide the normal text prompts; never invent or substitute a reference image.