gat-style-locklisted

# gat-style-lock — freeze the art style into an enforceable contract Request: $ARGUMENTS This is GAT's answer to art-style drift. Once a game commits to a look ("papercut wuxia", "chunky gameboy pixel", "glowing 国风水墨"), **every** future asset — icons months later, a new boss's VFX, a DLC tileset — must look like the same artist made it. `gat-style-lock` converts the human-readable `design/art/art-direction.md` into a **machine-enforceable `design/art/style-contract.yaml`** that `gat-asset`, `gat-vfx`, and `gat-icon` are *required* to load and obey. Read `knowledge/style/style-contract.schema.md` first — it is the law this skill enforces. ## When to run - **First lock:** after `/gat-brainstorm` (which writes `art-direction.md`), before any asset is generated. No contract → asset skills refuse to run. - **Re-lock (`--relock`):** only when the team *decides* to change the style. Bumps `version`, appends a `revisions:` entry with a rationale, and offers to re-audit existing assets. ## Procedure 1. **Read the source.** Load `design/art/art-direction.md` (and `game.md` for context). If it is missing or vague on palette / resolution / view / rendering, **ask** rather than invent — a wrong lock poisons every asset downstream. 2. **Extract the contract fields** into `design/art/style-contract.yaml` following the schema: - `palette` (primary / accent / secondary / forbidden + `tolerance_deltaE`) - `rendering` (resolution, view, outline, shading, background) -