monolink-skill.zip is a packaged Codex skill for generating monochrome poetic collage photography prompts or images.
The current version focuses on cross-domain visual translation: the main image and companion image must share a clear visual relationship, but they should not simply stay in the same subject, material, or scene category.
The skill follows this priority:
- Cross-domain translation first
- Visual relationship second
- Monochrome photobook style third
It is designed to avoid weak same-domain pairings such as:
- floral dress -> flower field
- swallows -> sky or clouds
- sunset road -> another road or road texture
Instead, it pushes pairings such as:
- floral dress -> moth wings, old map islands, mildew stains, star clusters
- swallows -> feather barbs, stitching, human silhouettes, music notation
- sunset road -> palm lines, blood vessels, river paths, film scratches
- The two images must cross at least two domains, preferably three: subject type, material, scale, scene system, or behavior.
- The relationship must remain visually readable through contour, direction, rhythm, structure, scale contrast, extension, or replacement.
- The white gutter between panels must stay completely clean. No subject, line, smoke, crack, shadow, petal, stroke, or visual bridge may enter or cross the gutter safety zone.
- The outer white border must be exactly equal on all four sides. If composition needs adjustment, resize or crop only the internal image area; never compensate by widening, narrowing, or cropping one side of the outer border.
- Black-and-white grain, wide borders, dust, scratches, and quiet mood are only the outer style layer. They must not compensate for a weak relationship.
monolink-skill/
├── SKILL.md
├── agents/
│ └── openai.yaml
└── references/
├── composition-grammar.md
├── examples.md
├── prompt-template.md
├── relation-first-rules.md
└── style-analysis.md
Extract monolink-skill.zip into your Codex skills directory.
The zip contains the complete skill folder and is the artifact intended for installation or sharing.
AI-generated images created for this project should be saved under output/.
Before naming, inspect each image and identify its actual theme. Use this filename format:
YYYYMMDD-theme-##.png
YYYYMMDD: generation or batch date, such as20260525theme: Chinese image theme, such as思念,选择, or高兴##: two-digit sequence number, such as01,02,14
Example: 20260525-思念-07.png