What problem does it solve? Turning a messy product idea into a usable image-generation prompt usually skips the design-thinking step, producing generic centered compositions with no interaction logic or annotations. This Skill enforces a mandatory pipeline—context scoping, storyboard script, locked visual style, then final prompts—so every output is grounded in structured zones covering interface, interaction, brand, and annotations. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Mandatory storyboard script: Emits a markdown storyboard with metadata, zones A–E (interface, interaction, brand, annotations, spatial), key notes, constraints, and open questions before any prompt is written. - Six locked style contracts: Selects one of six style_output_mode values (rough notebook storyboard, editorial systems illustration, industrial concept sketch, blueprint UX schematic, product keynote concept board, whiteboard strategy map) with explicit drift-avoidance rules and a disclosed hybrid protocol. - Controlled rerun menu: Offers a single post-run menu (R0–R5) for restyling, panel-count changes, storyboard revision, fresh context, or prompt-only export. - Use Case: A designer asks for a concept storyboard for an AI research workspace; the Skill produces a four-panel storyboard script with zone-mapped content, locks style A, and outputs generation-ready prompts with colored-pencil semantics and anti-polish constraints. ## Quick Start Use the storyboard-prompt-orchestration skill to turn my product idea for a smart home control kiosk into a storyboard script and generation-ready prompts.
