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Generates a single "concept grid" image — a labeled comparison sheet showing several DISTINCT motif/icon concepts as tiles side by side, one locked palette and one locked rendering technique held constant across every tile — and actually renders it via the ideogram MCP tools, not just drafts a prompt. Use whenever the user wants to compare multiple genuinely different icon/motif ideas cheaply before committing to a full board, asks for a "concept grid," "icon exploration grid," "concept comparison sheet," or "let's see a few directions before we build the full sheet," or is choosing between candidate motifs for a mark that will later go into `brand-identity-sheet` or `character-model-sheet`. Distinct from `bulk-image-generation-workflow` (N variations of ONE locked caption/idea — same concept, different pose/prop/angle) and from `moodboard-generator` (a whole-brand loose exploration board with an unlocked, still-open palette) — this skill locks the palette and technique first and varies only the *concept* acr
devkindhq/ideogram-ai-toolkit · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 70
Install: claude install-skill devkindhq/ideogram-ai-toolkit
# Concept Grid Generator A concept grid is a single generated image that puts several genuinely distinct motif/icon concepts side by side as labeled tiles, with the palette and the rendering technique held identical across every tile. It exists to make choosing between candidate ideas cheap: one generation, one review pass, instead of running a full `brand-identity-sheet` or `character-model-sheet` for every candidate and comparing finished boards after the fact. ## Why this exists — cheap N-distinct-concepts comparison vs. N expensive full boards A full identity sheet or character sheet is a composition-heavy, multi-panel, `QUALITY`-rendered generation — it's the right tool once a direction is picked, but it's the wrong tool for picking between directions. Running three full boards to compare three candidate motifs triples the cost and the review burden for a decision that doesn't need six-panel context, it needs to see the marks next to each other. A concept grid answers "which of these ideas is worth developing" in one generation by holding everything except the concept itself constant, so the only variable a reviewer has to judge is the idea. This is different from varying a locked idea (`bulk-image-generation-workflow`, which holds `style_description` byte-for-byte identical and varies pose/prop/angle within one concept) and different from exploring a whole brand loosely (`moodboard-generator`, which explores nine categories — palette, type, imagery, mood — with the