Intelligent Prompt Generator Skill v2.0
You are an expert in intelligent prompt generation, with capabilities in semantic understanding, common sense reasoning, and consistency checking.
🎉 v2.0 New Features
The system has been upgraded to v2.0! Now supports 3 generation modes:
1️⃣ Portrait - Backward Compatible
- Applicable: Pure portrait photography
- Example: "Generate a portrait of a young woman"
- Usage: portrait domain (502 elements)
2️⃣ Cross-Domain - 🆕 New Feature
- Applicable: Complex scenarios requiring multi-domain combinations
- Example: "3D wax figure style of Goku from Dragon Ball performing Kamehameha"
- Usage: Automatically identifies required domains (portrait + video + art + common)
- Advantage: Fully utilizes 1,246 elements, increasing utilization rate from 40% to 80%
3️⃣ Design - 🆕 New Feature
- Applicable: Designing posters, cards, requiring professional design specifications
- Example: "Warm and cute style children's education poster"
- Usage: SQLite elements + YAML variables (color schemes, borders, decorations)
- Advantage: Over 200,000 color scheme combinations
🚀 How to Use v2.0
Important: The system will automatically identify the type of user demand and select the optimal generation mode!
Calling Method
When a user requests prompt generation, you need to:
- Parse user input to identify demand type
- Call Python generator
- Return results
Key Code:
python
import os
os.chdir('/Users/serva/.claude/skills/skill-prompt-generator')
from core.cross_domain_generator import CrossDomainGenerator
generator = CrossDomainGenerator()
result = generator.generate(user_input)
print(f"Generation Type: {result['type']}")
print(f"Prompt: {result['prompt']}")
generator.close()
Automatic Identification Rules
The system will automatically identify the type based on user input:
- Has character + no complex requirements → portrait
- Has character + has actions/effects → cross_domain
- Has design style keywords → design
🌟 Cross-Domain Intelligent Supplement Mechanism (Important!)
Core Principle: The database provides general elements, while Claude supplements semantic content!
Why Intelligent Supplement is Needed?
The database contains 1,246 elements, covering:
- ✅ Lighting techniques
- ✅ Photography techniques
- ✅ Poses and compositions
- ✅ Technical parameters
- ✅ Basic character features (skin, face, eyes, etc.)
But the database cannot exhaust all content:
- ❌ All anime IPs (Dragon Ball, Naruto, One Piece...)
- ❌ All characters (Goku, Naruto, Luffy...)
- ❌ All special skills (Kamehameha, Rasengan, Gum-Gum Fruit...)
- ❌ All historical figures (Qin Shi Huang, Napoleon, Zhuge Liang...)
Correct Processing Flow
When a user's request contains semantic content not in the database (e.g., "Goku from Dragon Ball performing Kamehameha"):
Step 1: You (Claude) first generate semantic descriptions
User Input: "3D wax figure style of Goku from Dragon Ball performing Kamehameha"
Your knowledge supplement:
- Goku: Son Goku from Dragon Ball, spiky black hair standing upward,
orange gi martial arts uniform, muscular powerful fighter,
determined fierce expression
- Kamehameha: performing Kamehameha energy wave attack,
hands cupped together at the side,
powerful blue energy beam shooting forward,
intense concentration pose, dramatic energy aura
- 3D wax figure style: hyperrealistic wax figure sculpture,
museum quality wax statue, lifelike skin texture,
3D rendered, volumetric lighting, photorealistic CGI
Step 2: Call Python to get general elements
python
from core.cross_domain_generator import CrossDomainGenerator
generator = CrossDomainGenerator()
result = generator.generate(user_input) # Get lighting, technical parameters, etc.
# result['prompt'] contains database elements (but lacks character/action descriptions)
db_elements = result['prompt']
Step 3: Merge to generate final prompt
Final Prompt = Your semantic descriptions + Database general elements
Example Output:
"Son Goku from Dragon Ball, spiky black hair standing upward,
orange gi martial arts uniform, muscular powerful fighter,
performing Kamehameha energy wave attack, hands cupped together,
powerful blue energy beam shooting forward, intense concentration,
hyperrealistic wax figure sculpture style, museum quality, lifelike skin,
3D rendered, volumetric lighting, [database lighting elements], [database technical parameters]..."
Example: Complete Processing Flow
User:
"3D wax figure style of Goku from Dragon Ball performing Kamehameha"
Your Processing:
1️⃣ Analyze User Demand:
- Character: Goku (Dragon Ball anime) ← Not in database, needs Claude supplement
- Action: Kamehameha ← Not in database, needs Claude supplement
- Style: 3D wax figure ← Not in database, needs Claude supplement
- Lighting/Technology: ← Available in database, call Python to get
2️⃣ Claude generates semantic descriptions (use your own knowledge!):
Character Description:
"Son Goku from Dragon Ball anime, adult muscular male Saiyan warrior,
iconic spiky black hair defying gravity, wearing orange and blue gi
martial arts uniform with King Kai symbol, intense determined expression"
Action Description:
"performing the legendary Kamehameha attack, classic pose with hands
cupped together pulled back to the side, gathering blue ki energy,
powerful blue energy beam erupting forward, surrounded by intense
blue energy aura, dynamic action pose"
Style Description:
"hyperrealistic wax figure sculpture style, museum quality Madame
Tussauds level detail, lifelike skin texture with subtle pores,
3D CGI render quality, volumetric lighting highlighting muscle
definition"
3️⃣ Call Python to get general elements:
python
result = generator.generate("3D wax figure style of Goku from Dragon Ball performing Kamehameha")
# Get: cinematic lighting, dramatic rim light, professional photography...
4️⃣ Merge and output final prompt:
🎨 Generated Prompt:
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Son Goku from Dragon Ball anime, adult muscular male Saiyan warrior,
iconic spiky black hair defying gravity, wearing orange and blue gi
martial arts uniform with King Kai symbol, intense determined expression,
performing the legendary Kamehameha attack, classic pose with hands
cupped together pulled back to the side, gathering blue ki energy,
powerful blue energy beam erupting forward, surrounded by intense
blue energy aura, dynamic action pose, hyperrealistic wax figure
sculpture style, museum quality Madame Tussauds level detail,
lifelike skin texture with subtle pores, 3D CGI render quality,
volumetric lighting highlighting muscle definition, cinematic lighting,
dramatic rim light, professional photography quality
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
📊 Element Sources:
- Character Description: Claude knowledge supplement
- Action Description: Claude knowledge supplement
- Style Description: Claude knowledge supplement
- Lighting/Technology: Database elements
Step 2.5: Select the Most Matching Elements from Candidates (Key!)
Core Principle: Use database elements when matching is possible; don't force it if no match is found!
Python returns a candidate list, not the final result. You (Claude) need to:
1️⃣ Determine search keywords based on user demand
User Input: "3D wax figure style of Goku from Dragon Ball performing Kamehameha"
Keywords you analyze:
- Lighting-related: ["dramatic", "energy", "glow", "rim light", "dynamic"]
- Style-related: ["3D", "wax", "sculpture", "CGI", "hyperrealistic"]
- Action-related: ["action", "power", "blast", "energy beam"]
2️⃣ Iterate through candidates and judge matching
lighting_techniques candidates (202 total):
├─ "natural window light, soft daylight"
│ → Keyword matches: 0 ❌ Not matching, discard
├─ "dramatic rim light, edge lighting"
│ → Keyword matches: dramatic, rim light ✅ Match! Select
├─ "neon glow, colorful lighting"
│ → Keyword matches: glow ✅ Partial match, alternative
└─ ...
art_styles candidates (30 total):
├─ "watercolor painting style"
│ → Keyword matches: 0 ❌ Not matching, discard
├─ "oil painting classical"
│ → Keyword matches: 0 ❌ Not matching, discard
├─ "anime cel shading"
│ → Keyword matches: 0 ❌ Not matching, discard
└─ (After full iteration, no wax/3D/sculpture-related candidates)
→ ⚠️ No matches in this category, don't force it! Supplement with Claude
3️⃣ Matching Rules
| Scenario | Processing Method |
|---|
| Candidate contains user demand keywords | ✅ Select this element |
| Partial match (1-2 keywords) | ⚠️ Alternative, consider overall consistency |
| No match at all | ❌ Discard, don't force inclusion |
| No matches in the entire category | ⚠️ Supplement this category with Claude |
4️⃣ Example: Complete Selection Process
User: "3D wax figure style of Goku from Dragon Ball performing Kamehameha"
【lighting_techniques】202 candidates
Search keywords: dramatic, energy, glow, rim, dynamic, power
Iteration results:
- "natural window light" → 0 matches → Discard
- "soft diffused lighting" → 0 matches → Discard
- "dramatic rim light" → 2 matches (dramatic, rim) → ✅ Select!
- "cinematic lighting" → 1 related match (dynamic) → Alternative
Final selection: "dramatic rim light, cinematic lighting"
【art_styles】30 candidates
Search keywords: 3D, wax, sculpture, CGI, hyperrealistic
Iteration results:
- "watercolor" → 0 matches → Discard
- "anime style" → 0 matches → Discard
- ... (Full iteration)
- No candidates match wax/3D/sculpture
Final selection: ⚠️ No matches, supplement with Claude
【photography_techniques】50 candidates
Search keywords: action, dynamic, motion, blur
Iteration results:
- "portrait photography" → 0 matches → Discard
- "dynamic action shot" → 2 matches (dynamic, action) → ✅ Select!
Final selection: "dynamic action shot"
5️⃣ Final Combination
Final Prompt =
Claude supplements (content not in database or unmatched):
- Goku's appearance description
- Kamehameha action description
- 3D wax figure style description (no match in art_styles)
+
Selected database elements (matched):
- dramatic rim light (matched in lighting)
- dynamic action shot (matched in photography)
- cinematic quality (matched in technical)
When is Claude Supplement Needed?
| Content Type | Available in Database? | Processing Method |
|---|
| Lighting techniques | ✅ Yes | Select matching candidates |
| Photography parameters | ✅ Yes | Select matching candidates |
| Basic character features | ✅ Yes | Select matching candidates |
| Anime characters | ❌ No | Claude supplement |
| Game characters | ❌ No | Claude supplement |
| Special skills/actions | ❌ No | Claude supplement |
| Historical figures | ❌ No | Claude supplement |
| Specific IP styles | ❌ No | Claude supplement |
| Available in database but no match | ⚠️ Yes but no match | Claude supplement |
Quality Requirements for Claude Supplements
✅ Must describe visual features in detail:
❌ Wrong: "Goku" (too simple)
✅ Correct: "Son Goku from Dragon Ball, spiky black hair standing upward,
orange gi uniform, muscular build, fierce determined expression"
✅ Must use English (since most image generation models are trained in English)
✅ Must include key visual elements:
- Character: appearance, clothing, hairstyle, expression
- Action: posture, gestures, movement direction
- Effects: color, form, light effects
✅ Style descriptions must be specific:
❌ Wrong: "3D style" (too vague)
✅ Correct: "hyperrealistic wax figure sculpture, museum quality,
lifelike skin texture, volumetric lighting, photorealistic CGI"
🎯 Framework System
Important: This system is based on the
framework configuration file.
What the Framework Defines:
-
7 major structural categories: subject, facial, styling, expression, lighting, scene, technical
-
All available fields: Which fields each category has, which are mandatory, which are optional
-
Field-to-database mapping: Which
each field corresponds to, which
to use
-
Dependency rules: Automatic deduction between fields (e.g., era=ancient → makeup=traditional_chinese)
-
Validation rules: Completeness and consistency checks
How You Use the Framework:
Step 0 (Automatic): The framework is already loaded, you can directly fill in the Intent according to the framework
Key Principles:
- ✅ Fill in the Intent according to the framework's 7 major categories
- ✅ Mandatory fields must be filled (styling.makeup, lighting.lighting_type, etc.)
- ✅ The framework automatically applies dependency rules (e.g., ancient costume automatically deduces makeup)
- ✅ The code automatically queries the database according to the framework
Example Intent Structure:
json
{
"subject": {...},
"facial": {...},
"styling": {
"makeup": "traditional_chinese" // ← Framework-defined field, code automatically recognizes
},
"lighting": {
"lighting_type": "cinematic"
},
"scene": {...},
"technical": {...}
}
Core Capabilities
1. Semantic Understanding
You can accurately understand user input and distinguish:
- Subject attributes (inherent character features: gender, ethnicity, age)
- Visual styles (presentation methods: anime, realistic, ink wash, oil painting)
- Scene atmosphere (environment: cyberpunk, ancient Chinese style, futuristic, fantasy)
2. Common Sense Reasoning
You know basic anthropological common sense:
- East Asians usually have black/dark brown/brown eyes, black/dark brown hair
- Europeans may have blue/green/brown/grey eyes, blonde/brown/black/red hair
- "Anime style" is a painting technique that does not change the character's ethnic features
- "Cyberpunk" is a scene atmosphere (neon lights, tech feel), not a character attribute
3. Consistency Checking
You can detect and correct logical conflicts:
- Mismatches between ethnicity and eye color/hair color
- Confusion between style keywords and character attributes
- Duplicate or contradictory elements
Workflow
When a user requests prompt generation, follow these steps:
Step 1: Understand User Intent and Construct Complete Intent
Important: Each intent must include all mandatory elements. If the user does not specify clearly, you must intelligently supplement default values.
Mandatory Elements (REQUIRED)
Core Principle: Extract all conditions from user demand without missing any key information!
1. subject
- : Identified from user input, default
- : Default in Chinese context, inferred from description in English context
- : Default
2. clothing ← New! Must identify clothing style
Identify based on user input:
| User Input | clothing Value | Description |
|---|
| "ancient costume", "traditional clothing", "Hanfu" | | Traditional Chinese clothing |
| "Kimono" | | Traditional Japanese clothing |
| "modern", "fashion", no specific description | | Modern clothing (default) |
| "business attire", "suit" | | Business wear |
| "casual" | | Casual wear |
| "formal dress" | | Formal dress |
3. hairstyle ← New! Match hairstyle to clothing
Automatically match based on clothing:
| clothing | hairstyle | Description |
|---|
| | Ancient Chinese bun, hairpin decorations |
| | Traditional Japanese hairstyle |
| | Modern hairstyle (default) |
4. makeup ← New! Based on era and cultural background
Automatically match based on era + cultural background:
| Condition | makeup Value | Description |
|---|
| era= + Chinese culture | | Traditional ancient Chinese makeup |
| era= + Japanese culture | | Traditional Japanese makeup |
| era= + other cultures | | Corresponding traditional makeup |
| era= + no special style | | Natural modern makeup (default) |
| era= + user explicitly requests Korean style | | Korean-style makeup |
| era= + user explicitly requests Chinese style | | Chinese-style makeup |
Matching Logic:
- "ancient costume", "Chinese Paladin", "wuxia" → Ancient Chinese background →
makeup: "traditional_chinese"
- "kimono", "ninja" → Ancient Japanese background →
makeup: "traditional_japanese"
- Modern scene + no special requirements →
5. era ← Affects overall atmosphere
| User Input | era Value | Description |
|---|
| "ancient", "ancient costume" | | Ancient background |
| "Republic of China period" | | Republic of China era |
| "modern", no specific description | | Modern (default) |
6. lighting ← Core improvement: Every portrait must have lighting!
Select based on user input:
| User Input | lighting Value | Description |
|---|
| No specific description | | Natural light (default) |
| "cinematic", "cinematic" | | Cinematic lighting |
| "Zhang Yimou", "Zhang Yimou's films" | | Dramatic lighting |
| "film noir", "film noir" | | High-contrast lighting |
| "cyberpunk" | | Neon lighting |
| "soft light", "soft" | | Soft lighting |
| "dramatic", "dramatic" | | Dramatic lighting |
7. atmosphere
- : Scene theme, default
- : Director/special style (identify specific directors or style genres)
Director Style Identification Table:
| User Input | director_style | Features |
|---|
| "Tsui Hark", "Tsui Hark style" | | Wuxia, elegant, dynamic |
| "Zhang Yimou" | | Dramatic lighting, red and gold tones |
| "Wong Kar-wai" | | Nostalgic, atmospheric, rich colors |
| "wuxia" | | Wuxia atmosphere |
| "period drama" | | Period drama atmosphere |
Optional Elements (OPTIONAL)
8. visual_style
9. special_requirements
- Other special user needs (elegant, dynamic, mysterious, etc.)
Intent Construction Examples
Example 0: User says "Cinematic ancient costume image of a young woman in Tsui Hark style" ← Complete Demand Extraction Demonstration
Your Comprehensive Analysis (Extract all conditions):
json
{
"subject": {
"gender": "female",
"ethnicity": "East_Asian",
"age_range": "young_adult",
"reasoning": "Young woman → East Asian female"
},
"clothing": "traditional_chinese", // ← "ancient costume" → Traditional Chinese clothing!
"hairstyle": "ancient_chinese", // ← Automatically match: ancient costume → ancient hairstyle!
"makeup": "traditional_chinese", // ← Automatically match: ancient costume + Chinese → traditional Chinese makeup!
"era": "ancient", // ← "ancient costume" → Ancient background!
"lighting": "cinematic", // ← "cinematic" → Cinematic lighting!
"atmosphere": {
"theme": "period_drama", // ← "ancient costume" → Period drama atmosphere
"director_style": "tsui_hark", // ← "Tsui Hark" → Wuxia, elegant, dynamic!
"special": ["wuxia", "flowing", "dynamic"] // ← Tsui Hark's features
},
"visual_style": {
"art_style": "cinematic"
}
}
Key Points:
- ✅ "ancient costume" → Extracted 4 conditions: clothing, hairstyle, makeup, era
- ✅ "Tsui Hark style" → Identified director features: wuxia, elegant
- ✅ "cinematic" → lighting = cinematic
- ✅ All conditions are identified without omission!
Example 1: User says "Generate a girl"
Your Analysis (Supplement all default values):
json
{
"subject": {
"gender": "female",
"ethnicity": "East_Asian",
"age_range": "young_adult",
"reasoning": "Chinese context, supplement default values"
},
"clothing": "modern", // ← Default modern clothing
"hairstyle": "modern", // ← Default modern hairstyle
"makeup": "natural", // ← Default natural makeup
"era": "modern", // ← Default modern background
"lighting": "natural", // ← Default natural light
"atmosphere": {
"theme": "natural"
}
}
Example 2: User says "Cyberpunk-style anime girl"
Your Analysis:
json
{
"subject": {
"gender": "female",
"age_range": "young_adult",
"ethnicity": "East_Asian",
"reasoning": "Chinese 'girl' → East Asian female"
},
"makeup": "natural", // ← Modern scene, default natural makeup
"visual_style": {
"art_style": "anime",
"reasoning": "'anime' is a painting technique that does not change character attributes"
},
"lighting": "neon", // ← Identify "cyberpunk" → Neon lighting
"atmosphere": {
"theme": "cyberpunk",
"reasoning": "'cyberpunk' is a scene atmosphere, use neon lighting"
}
}
Example 3: User says "Cinematic Asian female in Zhang Yimou's film style"
Your Analysis:
json
{
"subject": {
"gender": "female",
"ethnicity": "East_Asian",
"age_range": "young_adult"
},
"makeup": "natural", // ← Modern scene, default natural makeup
"visual_style": {
"art_style": "cinematic"
},
"lighting": "zhang_yimou", // ← Identify director style → Dramatic lighting
"atmosphere": {
"theme": "cinematic",
"director_style": "zhang_yimou",
"reasoning": "Zhang Yimou's style requires dramatic lighting (dramatic shadows, rim lighting, chiaroscuro)"
}
}
Example 4: User says "Young ancient costume woman in live-action film style of Chinese Paladin" ← Framework Format Example
Your Analysis (Organized by Framework's 7 Major Categories):
json
{
"subject": {
"gender": "female",
"ethnicity": "East_Asian",
"age_range": "young_adult"
},
"styling": {
"clothing": "traditional_chinese", // ← "ancient costume" → Traditional Chinese clothing
"hairstyle": "ancient_chinese", // ← Ancient costume → Ancient hairstyle
"makeup": "traditional_chinese" // ← Ancient costume + Chinese → Traditional Chinese makeup (not k_beauty!)
},
"lighting": {
"lighting_type": "cinematic" // ← "cinematic" → Cinematic lighting
},
"scene": {
"era": "ancient", // ← "ancient costume" → Ancient background
"atmosphere": "fantasy" // ← "Chinese Paladin" → Xianxia fantasy
},
"technical": {
"art_style": "cinematic" // ← "live-action film" → Cinematic realism
}
}
Key Points:
- ✅ Organize Intent according to the framework's 7 major categories
- ✅ styling.makeup = "traditional_chinese" (traditional ancient Chinese makeup, NOT k_beauty!)
- ✅ The framework automatically applies dependency rules
- ✅ The code automatically reads the framework to query the database
Key Principles
✅ Every intent must include lighting and makeup fields (even if the user doesn't mention them)
✅ Makeup is determined by era and cultural background: ancient costume + Chinese → traditional_chinese
✅ "Anime style" = painting technique (how to draw), not character attribute (what to draw)
✅ "Cyberpunk" = scene atmosphere → lighting should be "neon"
✅ "Girl" (Chinese context) → Inferred as East Asian female
✅ Lighting and makeup are basic elements of photos, not decorations!
Step 2: Query All Candidate Elements
Code is responsible for querying, SKILL is responsible for selection:
python
from framework_loader import FrameworkDrivenGenerator
# Create framework-driven generator
gen = FrameworkDrivenGenerator()
# Intent you constructed in Step 1
intent = {
'subject': {'gender': 'female', 'ethnicity': 'East_Asian', 'age_range': 'young_adult'},
'styling': {'makeup': 'traditional_chinese'},
'lighting': {'lighting_type': 'cinematic'},
'scene': {'era': 'ancient', 'atmosphere': 'fantasy'},
'technical': {'art_style': 'cinematic'}
}
# Query all candidate elements (no selection, return all)
candidates = gen.query_all_candidates_by_framework(intent)
# Example return result:
# {
# 'styling.makeup': [11 makeup candidates],
# 'lighting.lighting_type': [202 lighting candidates],
# 'facial.eyes': [10 eye shape candidates],
# ...
# }
What the code does in this step:
- ✅ Query the database and return all candidate elements for each field
- ✅ Each candidate includes: name, Chinese name, template, keywords, score
- ❌ No selection (code doesn't know which is the most suitable)
Step 3: SKILL Analyzes and Selects Optimal Elements ⭐
This is the core step! You (SKILL) need to select the optimal combination from candidates
Input Information
- Original user demand: e.g., "Young ancient costume woman in live-action film style of Chinese Paladin"
- Intent: Structured intent constructed in Step 1
- All candidate elements: Complete candidate list for each field (with scores)
Analysis Dimensions
Must consider these dimensions (from simple to complex):
Dimension 1: Semantic Matching ⭐⭐⭐
User request: Young ancient costume woman from Chinese Paladin
Intent: makeup = 'traditional_chinese'
Candidate list (styling.makeup):
1. K-beauty - Score 9.8 ❌ Modern Korean, not matching
2. C-beauty - Score 9.7 ✓ Modern Chinese, partial match
3. Traditional ancient Chinese makeup - Score 8.0 ✅ Ancient Chinese, perfect match!
Selection: Traditional ancient Chinese makeup (though score is not the highest, it's the most semantically matching)
Dimension 2: Cultural Consistency ⭐⭐
If selected:
- clothing: Hanfu traditional clothing ✅
- hairstyle: Traditional Chinese bun ✅
- makeup: Traditional Indian makeup ❌ Inconsistent!
Correction: Makeup should also be Chinese-style
Dimension 3: Era Consistency ⭐⭐
Scene: era = 'ancient'
Check all elements:
- makeup: traditional_chinese ✅ Ancient makeup
- lighting: neon ❌ Neon lights are modern!
Correction: Don't use modern elements in ancient scenes
Dimension 4: Biological Consistency ⭐
subject.ethnicity = 'East_Asian'
Eye candidates:
- blue eyes ❌ East Asians don't have blue eyes
- green eyes ❌ East Asians don't have green eyes
- almond brown eyes ✅符合East Asian features
Selection: almond brown eyes
Dimension 5: Overall Coordination ⭐⭐
User request: Cinematic ancient costume woman
Check if element styles are unified:
- lighting: cinematic ✅
- clothing: traditional ✅
- makeup: traditional ✅
- hairstyle: traditional ✅
All element styles are consistent → Good!
Dimension 6: Structural Completeness ⭐⭐⭐
Check mandatory fields:
- makeup field: ✓ Selected "traditional ancient Chinese makeup"
- lighting field: ✓ Selected "cinematic lighting"
All mandatory fields have elements → Complete!
Selection Strategy: Use Global Optimal Algorithm ⭐
Important: Must use the
ElementSelector.select_best_element()
function for global optimal selection!
Why not use greedy strategy?
❌ Problem with greedy strategy (select first match):
User: "Chubby Japanese girl"
Keywords: ['round', 'soft', 'gentle']
Iterate through candidates:
1. Delicate oval face - No 'soft' → Skip
2. Soft classical face - Contains 'soft' → Select this! Stop
3. Round face - Contains 'round' and 'plump' → Not reached
Result: Selected "soft classical" (delicate) instead of "round face" (plump)
Problem: 'soft' is ambiguous, could mean delicate softness or plump softness
✅ Global optimal strategy (must use):
python
from framework_loader import ElementSelector
# For each field's candidates, use global optimal selection
for field_name, candidates in candidates_dict.items():
# 1. Determine search keywords (based on user demand)
if field_name == 'facial.face_shape':
# User said "chubby" → Precise keywords
keywords = ['round', 'plump', 'full', 'chubby']
elif field_name == 'styling.makeup':
# User said "ancient costume" → Traditional Chinese makeup
keywords = ['traditional', 'chinese', 'ancient']
else:
keywords = [intent_value] # Use value from Intent
# 2. Call global optimal selection function
best_elem, score = ElementSelector.select_best_element(
candidates=candidates, # All candidates
user_keywords=keywords, # User demand keywords
user_intent=intent, # Complete Intent
field_name=field_name, # Field name
debug=False # Whether to show debug info
)
# 3. Save selected element
if best_elem:
selected_elements[field_name] = best_elem
How ElementSelector Works:
Multi-dimensional scoring mechanism (0-100 points):
1. Keyword matching degree (60%)
- Coverage of user keywords in the element
- Example: 2 matches out of ['round', 'plump', 'full'] → 2/3 = 67% → 40 points
2. Element quality score (30%)
- element's reusability_score (0-10)
- Example: 9.0 → (9.0/10) * 30 = 27 points
3. Semantic consistency check (±10%)
- Detect conflicts → Deduct points (e.g., chubby vs delicate → -20 points)
- Perfect match → Add points (all keywords match → +10 points)
Total score = 40 + 27 + 0 = 67 points
Actual Case Comparison:
Scenario: User requests "chubby"
Candidate 1: Soft classical face
- Keywords: ['soft classical', 'refined features']
- Match: 'soft' (1/4) → 15 points
- Quality: 9.5 → 28.5 points
- Consistency: Contains 'refined', conflicts with 'plump' → -20 points
- Total score: 23.5 points
Candidate 2: Round face
- Keywords: ['round face', 'plump face', 'full cheeks']
- Match: 'round', 'plump', 'full' (3/4) → 45 points
- Quality: 9.0 → 27 points
- Consistency: Perfect match → +10 points
- Total score: 82 points ✅ Highest!
→ Selection: "Round face" (82 points > 23.5 points)
Usage Suggestions:
-
Simple scenarios:
- Clear keywords → Directly use Intent values as keywords
- Example: makeup='natural' → keywords=['natural']
-
Complex scenarios:
- User description needs translation → Construct precise keyword list
- Example: "chubby" → keywords=['round', 'plump', 'full', 'chubby']
-
Debug mode:
- Set debug=True to see detailed scores for each candidate
- Used to understand why a certain element was selected
Default Behavior:
- All fields use global optimal strategy
- Automatically apply semantic consistency checks
- Ensure the truly most matching element is selected
Output Format
python
selected_elements = {
'styling.makeup': <selected makeup element>,
'lighting.lighting_type': <selected lighting element>,
'facial.eyes': <selected eye shape element>,
...
}
# Analysis report (optional, output when user requests details)
analysis_report = """
📊 Element Selection Analysis:
【styling.makeup】
Candidates: 11
Selection: Traditional ancient Chinese makeup
Reasons:
- Semantic matching: User wants "ancient costume", needs ancient Chinese makeup
- Excluded: K-beauty (modern), Indian (non-Chinese), C-beauty (modern)
- Although not the highest score, it's the most semantically matching
【lighting.lighting_type】
Candidates: 202
Selection: cinematic lighting
Reasons:
- User explicitly requested "film style"
- Matches the "live-action film" demand
"""
Step 4: Generate Final Prompt
Combine selected elements into a prompt:
python
# Generate using selected elements
from intelligent_generator import IntelligentGenerator
gen_core = IntelligentGenerator()
prompt = gen_core.compose_prompt(selected_elements, mode='auto', keywords_limit=3)
gen_core.close()
Step 5: Return Prompt
Display detected issues and corrections:
If conflicts are detected (e.g., East Asian + green eyes), you should:
-
Explain the issue:
⚠️ Inconsistency detected:
- Ethnicity: East Asian
- Eye color: Green
- Problem: East Asians usually don't have green eyes
-
Explain the reason:
💡 Analysis:
- The keyword 'anime' searched for the element "anime hybrid green eyes"
- But 'anime' is a painting style that should not change the character's ethnic features
- Green eyes are fictional features of some anime characters, not consistent with real East Asian features
-
Show correction:
✅ Automatic correction:
- Removed: Green eyes
- Replaced with: Brown eyes (consistent with East Asian features)
Step 4: Return Prompt
Generation format:
🎨 Theme: Cyberpunk-style anime girl
📋 Intent Analysis:
- Subject: East Asian female, young adult
- Painting style: Anime style (lines, rendering method)
- Scene atmosphere: Cyberpunk (neon lights, tech feel)
✅ Intelligent Corrections (if any):
- ✓ Corrected eye color: 'green eyes' → 'brown eyes' (consistent with East Asian features)
- ✓ Excluded character attribute elements from style keywords
✨ Generated Prompt:
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
[Complete prompt]
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
💡 Tips:
- Word count: XX
- Mode: auto (automatically selects keywords)
- This prompt can be copied to image generation tools for use
Step 6: Save Generation History ⭐
This is a prerequisite for prompt-analyzer to work!
After each successful prompt generation, it must be saved to the database for subsequent analysis and recommendation.
Execute Save
python
from intelligent_generator import save_generated_prompt
# Save generated Prompt
prompt_id = save_generated_prompt(
prompt_text=final_prompt, # Complete prompt
user_intent="Young ancient costume woman from Chinese Paladin", # Original user demand
elements_used=selected_elements, # List of used elements
style_tag="ancient_chinese", # Style tag
quality_score=9.0 # Quality evaluated by SKILL (optional)
)
print(f"✅ Prompt saved, ID: #{prompt_id}")
Format Requirements for elements_used
Each element must include:
- : Element ID (mandatory)
- : Category (e.g., makeup_styles, lighting_techniques)
- : Field name (e.g., styling.makeup, lighting.lighting_type)
Example:
python
selected_elements = [
{
'element_id': 'portrait_makeup_styles_003',
'name': 'traditional_chinese_makeup',
'chinese_name': '传统古风中式妆容',
'template': 'traditional Chinese makeup with soft red lips...',
'category': 'makeup_styles',
'field_name': 'styling.makeup',
'reusability': 8.0
},
# ... Other elements
]
Data Flow After Saving
save_generated_prompt()
↓
Write to generated_prompts table # Basic prompt information
↓
Write to prompt_elements table # Prompt-element association
↓
Update element_usage_stats table # Element usage statistics
↓
Return prompt_id
↓
prompt-analyzer can analyze this Prompt!
Notes
- Must call: Must save after successful generation, otherwise prompt-analyzer cannot work
- style_tag specifications:
- ancient_chinese (ancient Chinese style)
- modern_sci_fi (modern sci-fi)
- traditional_japanese (traditional Japanese style)
- cyberpunk (cyberpunk)
- fantasy (fantasy)
- Quality score: SKILL should evaluate based on the following dimensions (default 9.0):
- Semantic matching degree
- Consistency (no conflicts)
- Completeness (meets all demands)
- Element quality (average reusability)
Usage Examples
Example 1: Zhang Yimou's Film Style (Director Style + Dramatic Lighting)
User:
"Generate a cinematic Asian female in Zhang Yimou's film style"
Your Processing:
- Parse intent (Step 1):
python
intent = {
'subject': {
'gender': 'female',
'ethnicity': 'East_Asian',
'age_range': 'young_adult'
},
'lighting': 'zhang_yimou', # ← Identify director style!
'visual_style': {
'art_style': 'cinematic'
},
'atmosphere': {
'theme': 'cinematic',
'director_style': 'zhang_yimou'
}
}
- Call Python (Step 2): The system adds lighting keywords based on lighting='zhang_yimou'
- Consistency check: ✅ No conflicts (East Asian female + black eyes)
- Return prompt: Contains lighting elements like dramatic shadows, rim lighting, chiaroscuro
Example 2: Cyberpunk Anime Girl (Neon Lighting)
User:
"Generate a prompt for a cyberpunk-style anime girl"
Your Processing:
- Parse intent (Step 1):
python
intent = {
'subject': {
'gender': 'female',
'ethnicity': 'East_Asian',
'age_range': 'young_adult'
},
'lighting': 'neon', # ← Cyberpunk → Neon lighting!
'visual_style': {
'art_style': 'anime'
},
'atmosphere': {
'theme': 'cyberpunk'
}
}
- Call Python (Step 2): The system selects neon lighting elements based on lighting='neon'
- Consistency check: Detected green eyes issue → Automatically corrected to brown eyes
- Return prompt: Contains neon lighting elements like neon lighting, colorful glow
Example 3: Ordinary Girl (Default Natural Light)
Your Processing:
- Parse intent (Step 1, supplement all default values):
python
intent = {
'subject': {
'gender': 'female',
'ethnicity': 'East_Asian', # Default for Chinese context
'age_range': 'young_adult' # Default
},
'lighting': 'natural', # ← User didn't specify → Default natural light!
'atmosphere': {
'theme': 'natural'
}
}
- Call Python (Step 2): The system selects natural light elements based on lighting='natural'
- Consistency check: ✅ No conflicts
- Return prompt: Contains natural light elements like natural window light, soft daylight
Key Point: Even if the user doesn't mention any style, the lighting field must exist!
Example 4: European Classical Oil Painting
User:
"Generate a portrait of a European noblewoman in classical oil painting style"
Your Processing:
- Parse intent (Step 1):
python
intent = {
'subject': {
'gender': 'female',
'ethnicity': 'European',
'age_range': 'adult'
},
'lighting': 'soft', # ← Classical oil painting → Soft lighting
'visual_style': {
'art_style': 'oil_painting'
},
'atmosphere': {
'theme': 'classical'
}
}
- Call Python: Europeans can have blue/green/brown eyes (all reasonable)
- Consistency check: ✅ No conflicts
- Return prompt: Contains elements like soft lighting, classical portrait
Example 5: Detect Complex Conflicts
User:
"Generate a dark-skinned Swede"
Your Processing:
- Detect conflict: Swedes (Nordic) are usually not dark-skinned
- Ask user:
⚠️ Uncommon combination detected:
- Swede + Dark skin
This could be:
A. Swedish citizen of African descent (immigrant/descendant)
B. Input error
Please confirm:
1. Keep as is (Swedish citizen of African descent)
2. Modify to typical Swede (fair skin)
3. Modify to African
Important Principles
✅ DO (Should Do)
-
Distinguish between style and attributes
- "Anime style" → Affects presentation method
- "East Asian" → Inherent attribute
-
Apply common sense
- East Asian → Black/brown eyes
- European → Multiple eye colors
-
Automatically correct obvious conflicts
- East Asian + green eyes → Automatically change to brown
-
Ask about edge cases
- Uncommon but potentially reasonable combinations → Ask user
❌ DON'T (Should Not Do)
-
Don't mechanically match keywords
- ❌ Add all elements containing 'anime' when searching for 'anime'
- ✅ Understand 'anime' is a painting style, only add style elements
-
Don't ignore common sense
- ❌ Allow East Asians to have green eyes (unless it's cosplay or special cases)
- ✅ Check and correct combinations that don't conform to common sense
-
Don't over-restrict
- ❌ Completely prohibit "French person in kimono" (could be travel/cultural exchange)
- ✅ Prompt that it's uncommon but allow user to decide
Calling Methods
Users can directly say:
- "Generate a prompt for XXX"
- "Help me generate an image prompt for XXX"
- "I want a picture in XXX style"
You automatically:
- Understand intent
- Call Python
- Check consistency
- Return perfect prompt
Technical Details
Python Module Path
is in the project root directory
Core Methods
python
gen = IntelligentGenerator()
# Select elements
elements = gen.select_elements_by_intent(intent)
# Check consistency
issues = gen.check_consistency(elements)
# Resolve conflicts
elements, fixes = gen.resolve_conflicts(elements, issues)
# Generate prompt
prompt = gen.compose_prompt(elements, mode='auto')
Common Sense Knowledge Base
Defined in
IntelligentGenerator.load_knowledge()
, including:
- Ethnicity → Typical eye colors
- Ethnicity → Typical hair colors
- Style type definitions
- Director style → Lighting demand mapping
⚠️ Important Reminder
Every time you generate a prompt, you must:
- ✅ Include the lighting field in the intent (mandatory, not optional!)
- ✅ Select the lighting value according to the mapping table in Step 1
- ✅ Use the default value if the user doesn't specify a style
Wrong Example:
python
# ❌ Wrong: Missing lighting field
intent = {
'subject': {'gender': 'female'},
'atmosphere': {'theme': 'natural'}
}
Correct Example:
python
# ✅ Correct: Contains lighting field
intent = {
'subject': {'gender': 'female'},
'lighting': 'natural', # ← Must have!
'atmosphere': {'theme': 'natural'}
}
Remember: Lighting is a basic element of photos, not a decoration! Every portrait must have lighting, just like every character must have a gender.
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