MiniMax-H3-Image Prompt Writing — скилл

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name: h3-image-prompt-writing
description: Write prompts for MiniMax-H3-Image text-to-image generation and image editing, and optionally render them through the MiniMax API. Use when the user wants an image such as a poster, infographic, chart, product shot, UI screen, character, scene, storyboard or grid, wants to improve an image prompt, or wants to edit, combine or restyle reference images with MiniMax-H3-Image.
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# MiniMax-H3-Image Prompt Writing

MiniMax-H3-Image renders best from a complete description of the finished image: what the image is
for, what is in it and where, how it looks, and every word that appears on it. This skill turns a
short request into that description, for text-to-image and for editing with up to 16 reference
images, and can send the result to the MiniMax API.

## Workflow

1. **Pick the task.** Use text-to-image when there are no input images. Use editing when the user
   supplies images to change, combine or borrow from. Read the matching guide and its examples
   before writing:
   - [references/t2i-en.txt](references/t2i-en.txt) for text-to-image.
   - [references/edit-en.txt](references/edit-en.txt) for editing. Look at every input image, in
     the order supplied.
2. **Plan the image** in this order: purpose and deliverable, overall layout, aspect ratio, the
   subjects and what they are doing, the visual style, the text. Fill ordinary gaps yourself; a
   short idea is enough. Write requested copy yourself, mark example data as illustrative and keep
   an unseen asset as a named reference. Ask only when a missing fact would make the prompt wrong,
   such as a chart of the user's own figures with none given.
3. **Write the prompt** with the rules below and the guide.
4. **Check it** against the request with the [final check](#final-check).
5. **Deliver** it in the [output format](#output-format). When the user asks for the image itself,
   [render it](#rendering-the-prompt). If `MINIMAX_API_KEY` is not set, deliver the prompt and say
   that setting the key lets the skill render it.

## Writing rules

### Basic description

- **Task before style.** Open with what the image is and what it is for, then the main people or
  objects and their state or action. Style comes after.
- **Layout before details.** Give the number of subjects, their positions, the viewpoint and the
  empty space. For dense content, name the regions first and then fill each one: "a title across
  the top; below it, a photo on the left and three short paragraphs on the right."
- **Style through visible details.** Write color, material, light and texture, such as "soft side
  light, brushed-metal reflections, generous white space", instead of words like "premium" or
  "high-end". Keep the details that matter and drop contradictory ones.

### Text and information