What problem does it solve? Turning product, service, or system context into storyboard images often produces generic, style-drifting, or poorly composed visuals. This Skill enforces a staged workflow with explicit user approvals and complete visual contracts so every generated panel preserves composition, annotation, continuity, and style fidelity. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Six locked visual style contracts: Choose from rough notebook, editorial systems, industrial concept sketch, blueprint UX schematic, keynote concept board, or whiteboard strategy map, each with a full prompt lock and drift-rejection list. - Gated workflow with mandatory waits: Style selection and storyboard approval each require explicit user confirmation before prompts or images are produced. - Image-quality guardrails: A global contract enforces a 9% safe frame, composition hierarchy, semantic color roles, annotation requirements, and a continuity packet repeated in every panel prompt. - Use Case: A product manager needs a four-panel storyboard explaining a new onboarding flow. The Skill locks the blueprint UX schematic style, drafts panels P1–P4 for review, then generates separate images or exports complete prompts after approval. ## Quick Start Invoke $storyboard-prompt-orchestration-test-2 with your product or system context and ask it to walk you through style selection, storyboard approval, and image generation.
