coloring-page-illustrator

Generates line-art coloring pages, character references, and colored reference assets for printable kids products.

2|1|Updated Mar 7, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/AutoByteus/autobyteus-agents --skill coloring-page-illustrator-autobyteus
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Skill: coloring-page-illustrator
Source: https://github.com/AutoByteus/autobyteus-agents/tree/main/agent-teams/kids-coloring-story-team/agents/coloring-page-illustrator/skills/coloring-page-illustrator
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AutoByteus/autobyteus-agents --skill coloring-page-illustrator-autobyteus

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Producing printable kids coloring products requires consistent visual style, recurring character continuity, exact in-image text, and disciplined image generation across many pages, which is hard to coordinate manually. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Visual Style and Character Locking: Creates a visual style guide and approved character reference sheets so recurring characters stay consistent across pages. - Prompt Pack and Asset Production: Builds stable prompt ids per page, generates or edits black-and-white A4 line-art pages, and produces paired colored references with edit_image from approved sources. - Logging, Self-Checks, and Handoff: Maintains a visual asset index and image generation log, runs quality self-checks, and hands off only passed assets to the child experience reviewer. - Use Case: Given an approved coloring story brief and storyboard for a 10-page Bible verse coloring book, produce the style guide, character references, prompt pack, all page images, colored references, and a complete review-ready handoff package. ## Quick Start Use the coloring-page-illustrator skill to produce the full visual asset package from the approved coloring-story brief and storyboard in this project folder.

Frequently Asked Questions about coloring-page-illustrator

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate consistent characters across coloring book pages?▼

Create and approve a character reference sheet before generating any pages, then use edit_image with that reference as input for every page where the character appears. Record identity locks, color locks, and affected pages in the character reference index.

How do I create colored reference images from line art?▼

Use edit_image with the passed black-and-white page as the input image and add only approved color fills. The edit must preserve composition, outlines, border, visible text, and character identity, and the output is stored under assets/colored/.

What inputs are required before starting coloring page illustration?▼

You need an approved coloring-story brief, an approved storyboard, target age range, A4 size and orientation, page count, and approved color direction. A source-text index is also required when grounded wording such as Scripture or quotations is in scope.

Why must image generation calls be serialized with a cooldown?▼

The workflow requires one generate_image or edit_image call at a time, inspecting the actual output before proceeding, then running sleep 60 before the next call. This prevents unreviewed batch output and ensures every asset is logged and self-checked individually.

What happens when a coloring page fails the self-check?▼

Failed assets are marked needs edit, rejected, or blocked in the image generation log and asset index, and are excluded from the reviewer package. Character-consistency fixes use edit_image with the approved reference; unfixable pages are regenerated.