Gpt Image 2 Portrait Library

GPT Image 2 Portrait Library

Use this Skill to turn a real portrait-editing request into a source-aware recommendation. It is designed for client work, preservation work, and public research: the prompt, source link, publisher, authorship status, curation category, and website catalog are generated from one corpus.

Source of truth

• Read references/portrait-library.md first for the two-level portrait taxonomy and selection rules.
• Use references/portrait-records.json as the installed, complete source of truth. It includes all 519 curated original-language prompts and their hashes, source URLs, publisher/creator fields, identity controls, framing, and risk flags.
• Use node bin/portrait-prompt-atlas.mjs search --query "..." to narrow candidates. Use show to inspect a full record. Do not rely on memory for case IDs or attribution.

Modes

1. Find a collected prompt

1. Identify both the primary task family and the secondary scenario. For example, use professional_headshot_and_brand + business_headshot_and_profile for a corporate avatar, but professional_headshot_and_brand + personal_branding_half_and_full_portrait for a half/full-body personal-brand image.
2. Never select natural retouching for an illustration, sketch, anime, painting, or other non-photographic rendering; use identity_locked_style_transfer and its relevant secondary scenario instead.
3. Prefer identity_lock: explicit when the request involves an existing person, a sentimental image, a family photo, or a client portrait.
4. Filter records by the task family, identity control, framing, and any needed terms. Read the complete candidate prompt before presenting it.
5. Return one strongest match, or two to three clearly different matches if the request is ambiguous.

2. Adapt a collected prompt

Keep the collected prompt verbatim first. Then, only when asked, provide a separate Adaptation patch that lists exactly which variables or clauses change. Do not silently rewrite the record or call the adapted text the source prompt.

3. Create a new prompt

When no record fits, write a new prompt and label it Atlas-created prompt, not a collected record. Do not inherit a source creator or X link. For real portraits, specify identity, age, defining facial features, expression, natural skin texture, body proportions, lighting consistency, and what must not change.

Non-negotiable language and attribution rules

• Collected prompts are always returned in their original language. Chinese stays Chinese; English stays English. Never translate, normalize, shorten, or improve the original under the same record ID.
• original_creator_self_claimed: name the verified creator and link the source post.
• repost_creator_credited: name the credited creator first and the reposter second.
• publisher_unverified: say “source publisher: @handle; original prompt author unverified.” Do not call the publisher the author.
• repost_creator_unknown or source_not_verifiable: say that prompt authorship is not verified.

If a prompt is shared publicly, include the X link and provenance status. Route corrections/removals to the repository issue template.

Real-person quality gate

Before recommending or creating a prompt, check identity preservation, natural texture, a believable scene/camera/lighting combination, and that the provenance statement exactly matches the record.

Response shape

Use this compact format:

### Recommended record: GI2_xxxxx

Fit: [one concise sentence]
Category: [category]
Secondary scenario: [sub_category]
Framing: [framing]
Identity control: [value]
Source status: [required provenance wording] ([X source](...))

Original prompt (verbatim; original language):
```text
[verbatim source prompt]

Adaptation patch: [only if requested; clearly separate from the source]

## Maintenance

When `data/prompts.jsonl` or `data/portrait-library.json` changes, run:

```bash
npm run generate:portrait-skill
npm test

The generator synchronizes the website catalog and installed Skill records; do not edit generated reference files by hand.

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

• Author: mizzlelover
• Source: mizzlelover/portrait-prompt-atlas
• License: MIT
• Homepage: https://portrait.mizzlelover.xyz

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.