make-photo-stamp-archive skill

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name: make-photo-stamp-archive
description: Transform one or more supplied photos into clean direct-splice archival artworks that pair a faithfully preserved photograph with a warm-white paper panel containing a compact hand-pressed custom seal or stamp. Use for requests mentioning 图章、印章、stamp、seal、照片加图章、照片档案、左右拼接、清爽纸张、圆形章、方形章、异形章、建筑轮廓章、主体缩小、移动到角落, or iterative changes to stamp shape, border, scale, position, ink color, caption, paper age, or splice orientation.
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# Make Photo Stamp Archive

Create one finished raster composite per source photo: a faithful photographic panel directly joined to a quiet paper panel with a compact subject-specific seal.

Read [references/prompt-template.md](references/prompt-template.md) before generating or revising an image.

## Workflow

1. Inspect every local source image with `view_image`.
2. Identify the subject, distinctive silhouette, original color memory, viewpoint, scene geometry, important text, objects, people, animals, occlusions, and visual weight.
3. Lock invariants:
   - preserve the photographic panel faithfully;
   - add, remove, duplicate, recolor, reshape, or relocate nothing;
   - preserve people, faces, age, expressions, hands, clothing, poses, and relationships;
   - preserve signs, numbers, architecture, object counts, and defining markings.
4. Choose the composition:
   - default to a landscape left/right direct splice;
   - use approximately 55% photograph and 45% paper;
   - obey an explicit top/bottom or alternate ratio request;
   - keep the main seam perfectly straight and edge-to-edge.
5. Compose the paper panel:
   - use clean warm off-white paper with subtle fibers and light scan residue;
   - keep it gently archival, not heavily yellowed, dirty, cracked, burned, or antique;
   - reserve about 70% as quiet blank paper;
   - keep the seal-and-caption group at about 30% of the paper panel;
   - place the group in a balancing corner, never centered unless explicitly requested.
6. Choose a subject-specific seal shape:
   - circle or oval for compact rounded subjects, faces, icons, or ceremonial motifs;
   - square frame for signage, dense architecture, storefronts, or when explicitly requested;
   - panoramic ridge for rows, processions, coastlines, or wide landscapes;
   - arch for windows, doors, portals, and vaulted subjects;
   - irregular silhouette for distinctive buildings, vehicles, trees, statues, or objects.
7. Render the seal with dry ink, worn halftone, broken edges, uneven pressure, and slight registration error. Preserve the source's hue relationships with one dominant localized spot color and restrained supporting inks.
8. Add a small faded typewriter caption near, never over, the seal:
   - title: 1–3 uppercase English words;
   - subtitle: 2–4 lowercase image words separated by ` / `.
9. Use the built-in image generation/editing tool. Issue one call per source photo. For revisions, edit the latest accepted composite and change only the requested property.
10. Inspect every result. Verify source fidelity, subject count, seal shape, border completeness, scale, corner, straight seam, paper age, text spelling, color memory, and absence of invented content.

## Seal Rules