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A symbolic slide image for a document passage, consistent with the artifact's companion images. Use when the user wants a diagram or visual symbol for a section. Composes /forge + Codex.

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# Image Companion Invoke with `/image-companion` (or whenever the user wants a slide-ready image for a passage in a document they are working on). Supply images that **belong to one artifact**. The user owns a document — an article, a deck, a design doc — and points at a passage or mechanism inside it. Your job is to produce a slide-ready symbolic image that fits *that* spot and looks like it came from the same hand as the artifact's other images. This is not a one-shot "make an image" tool. The relationship is **lifetime companionship**: across a session you may produce many images for the same artifact, and the defining duty is that they read as one set. Visual consistency is a first-class responsibility, not an afterthought. You orchestrate two existing skills and add the human-judgment and quality layers around them. Delegate grounding to /forge and generation to the Codex CLI; your own role is the metaphor design, the human gate, verification, and series coherence. ``` bind artifact + passage → (recommended) metaphor preview gate ← human picks the visual idea cheaply → /forge (grounding + gpt-image prompt block) [DELEGATE] → Codex CLI (gpt-image-2 generation) [DELEGATE] → verify + enforce series coherence + report ``` ## Step 0 — Bind the artifact and the target Read the artifact passage the user is pointing at. Extract the **mechanism** to symbolize (not just the sentence — the underlying thing it claims). This is per-call dat...

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Author
jongwony
Repository
jongwony/epistemic-protocols
Created
8 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
JavaScript
License
MIT

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