art-bible

An art bible defines your game's visual identity and production constraints before asset generation begins. This Skill authors a guided, section-by-section document from an approved game concept to ensure visual consistency across your production pipeline.

Defining a color system and typography standards involves generating machine-readable palettes and export-ready documentation. This Skill bridges your visual identity into downstream asset specifications by producing these structured reference outputs.

Yes, you can update an existing art bible safely. The Skill detects current art-bible content and operates in retrofit mode, filling only empty or placeholder sections without overwriting previously completed visual identity or asset standards.

Generating a minimal visual identity foundation is best done using lean mode. This workflow creates the minimum complete art bible sections required to establish a coherent visual direction directly from your approved game concept.

Yes, an approved game concept is mandatory. The Skill performs game-concept discovery as a required file IO check and ingests optional technical preferences to scope the art bible and define accurate production constraints.

Use full, lean, or solo review modes depending on your team's production pipeline scale. Full mode suits teams needing comprehensive section gating, while solo mode supports individual developers authoring visual identity without collaborative review overhead.