verse-to-prompt

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Convert classical Chinese verses into image generation prompts — ink painting (default), stipple, or tech-noir variant. Use when visualizing Yilin, I Ching, Tang poetry, or classical Chinese text; for video motion prompts, see image-to-scene.

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# Verse → Image Prompt Convert a classical Chinese verse into an English image generation prompt, following validated composition rules developed across 4,096 images for [SixLines.online](https://sixlines.online). ## Mode Selection - **Default (ink painting):** Classical ink painting aesthetic. - **Stipple (`--stipple` flag):** The **production matrix skin** — luminous golden-age sci-fi stipple. This is the actual style of the 4,096 matrix-skin images on SixLines.online (ADR-173). It reuses the ink-painting scene verbatim and only swaps the render suffix. - **Tech-noir (`--tech-noir` flag):** An **experimental** phosphor-green CRT cyberpunk reinterpretation. Not the production matrix look — it re-renders the scene in a tech register. Use only when you specifically want that alternative. Routing: - `--stipple`, or "matrix skin", "stipple", "phosphor stipple", "the actual matrix images" → **Stipple Mode** - `--tech-noir`, or "tech-noir", "CRT cyberpunk", "phosphor-green reinterpretation" → **Tech-Noir Mode** - otherwise → **Ink Painting Mode** Note: "matrix skin" maps to **Stipple**, not Tech-Noir — the shipped matrix images are stipple. --- # INK PAINTING MODE (default) ## Your Task Given a verse (raw text, any format), produce: 1. A **style classification** with a one-line rationale 2. A **50-60 word English prompt** ending with "Chinese ink painting." 3. A **faithful English translation** of the verse ## The 5 Style Categories | Style | Palette & Feel | Use When V...

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Author
augchan42
Repository
augchan42/inkstone
Created
5 months ago
Last Updated
4 days ago
Language
HTML
License
MIT

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