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Skill: Sepia-Documentary Image Prompting
Prompt engineering techniques specifically for generating sepia-toned documentary-style images via Gemini. The default art style for GatorSquare investigations.
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Skill: Reference Sheet System (Per-Entity)
How to create production-quality reference sheets for ANY entity — characters, rooms, objects, props. Each entity gets its OWN folder with its OWN sheets. They're spices you pick and combine per-scene.
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Skill: Reference Contamination Avoidance
Only send character reference PNGs for characters whose faces/features are actually visible and close enough to matter in the current panel. Sending refs for distant or occluded characters causes visual bleed.
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Skill: POV Prompt Anchoring
Every panel prompt in a first-person POV sequence must explicitly state the camera identity, height, and angle — not just the first panel.
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Skill: POV Camera Movement (Parallax Zoom)
In sequential POV, the camera IS a person walking through space. As they move forward, objects in frame grow larger naturally — this creates a zoom effect through physical movement, not lens manipulation.
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Skill: Pipeline Orchestration
The definitive routing table for GatorSquare Studio. When a task arrives, this skill tells you: which agent handles it, what files they need, what they produce, and who runs next.
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Skill: Painting Depth & Perception
Classical and modern techniques for creating convincing depth, volume, and spatial perception in 2D images — translated into prompt language for AI image generation.
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Skill: Object System (Visual DNA)
Characters and key props get reference PNGs — generated with the most expensive model available. These PNGs are sent alongside prompts to anchor identity across the sequence.
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Skill: Nano Banana Prompting
Gemini image models ("Nano Banana" = Flash, "Nano Banana Pro" = Pro) respond to narrative-driven structured prompts, not keyword stuffing. These are language models that generate images — prompt them like you're briefing a cinematographer, not tagging a search engine.
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Skill: Multi-Tab Parallel Image Generation
Generate panel images for one investigation — **one model per project** (preferably Gemini) — with proper panel assignment, naming, download, and verification. No overlaps, no missed panels.
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Skill: Model Allocation (Anchor-Chain Economics)
Use expensive models at anchor points, cheap models for everything between. Quality propagates through the chain.
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Skill: Learning to Learn
The meta-skill. The skill that produces all other skills. The ability to recognize when something is a learning, codify it autonomously, and make it available for future sessions — without being told.
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Knowledge Tagging — Step 4.7
Extract structured knowledge from every panel's narration and scene direction. This is the intelligence layer that feeds the knowledge graph. Every moment carries entities, causality, emotion, visual elements, and logic. The AI that wrote the content extracts the knowledge — not a weaker NLP tool af
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GatorSquare Knowledge Graph Schema
The knowledge graph is the connective tissue between investigations. Every investigation stands alone as a visual piece — the graph reveals that they are chapters in the same book.
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Knowledge Extraction Skill
**When to use:** After the investigation is written (brief.md, script.md, scene-plan.md complete). Before packaging for upload.
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Skill: Investigation Autopilot
Generates one complete investigation (25 panels + basic metadata) for a single user/project combination. This is the production pipeline — one invocation produces one investigation.
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Skill: Infographics & Data Visualization
Techniques for generating clear, accurate, visually compelling infographic panels and data visualizations using AI image generation. Covers chart types, visual hierarchy, Nano Banana prompting for data-heavy images, and mixed-media approaches.
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Gemini Browser Research — Skill
- Research queries requiring Gemini's knowledge and source citations
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Skill: Image Generation via Browser (Gemini)
Generate panel images for investigations using Gemini in the browser via Chrome MCP extension. Uses the **multi-tab fire-and-harvest** approach for throughput with reliable single-tab download accuracy.
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Skill: GatorSquare Voice Register
The GatorSquare editorial voice — institutional weight with vivid investigative storytelling. Not pop science. Not academic. The register that gets read at Harvard and shared by economists.
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Skill: GatorSquare Investigation Structure
The eight-stage investigation framework every GatorSquare article follows. This is the editorial backbone — the equivalent of Porter's Five Forces for systems analysis.
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Skill: GatorSquare Hook Formulas
Four hook formulas from elite publications, adapted for GatorSquare's visual investigation format. Plus the engagement loop that keeps readers clicking.
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Skill: Frame Chaining (Visual Continuity)
Every panel after panel-01 receives the previous panel's actual generated pixels. The prompt describes ONLY what changed. The chain carries visual identity forward.
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Skill: Filmmaking & Cinematography
Professional film techniques — shot types, camera movements, lighting setups, composition rules, and the 180-degree rule — translated into AI image generation prompt language. Think like a DP (Director of Photography), not an illustrator.
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