comic-ip-onboarder

Converts photos, plush toys, and mascots into reusable comic IP profile packages.

60|7|Updated Jun 19, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/irenerachel/comic-ip-onboarder-skill --skill comic-ip-onboarder-irenerachel
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: comic-ip-onboarder
Source: https://github.com/irenerachel/comic-ip-onboarder-skill
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/irenerachel/comic-ip-onboarder-skill --skill comic-ip-onboarder-irenerachel

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Turning a photo, avatar, plush toy, figurine, or brand mascot into a consistent, reusable comic character is hard: generated images drift in appearance, half-body sources produce incomplete references, and expression sheets lose character consistency. This Skill solves that by producing a structured, confirmed IP profile package (IP_DNA.md plus reference images) that downstream comic infographic workflows can reuse. ## Core Features & Use Cases - IP DNA Extraction: Analyzes source images to extract stable identity anchors (silhouette, face rules, outfit, color anchors) and drafts an IP_DNA.md from a template. - Staged Image Generation Workflow: Produces a full-body front confirmation image, a three-view character sheet, and exactly 8 independent expression/action reference images, each gated by user confirmation. - Consistency Enforcement: Requires every expression image to use the confirmed three-view sheet as an image reference, forbids collage-then-split workflows, and enforces Chinese-language prompts. - Use Case: A user uploads a selfie and asks to turn it into a reusable comic IP; the Skill drafts the IP DNA, generates a full-body confirmation image, then a three-view sheet, then 8 expression images, and finally hands off the profile package to a downstream comic infographic skill. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to call comic-ip-onboarder to turn your uploaded photo into a reusable comic IP, starting with an IP_DNA draft and a full-body front confirmation image prompt in Chinese.

Frequently Asked Questions about comic-ip-onboarder

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I turn a photo into a reusable comic character IP?

Provide the photo to the Skill, which extracts stable identity anchors and drafts an IP_DNA.md file. It then generates a full-body confirmation image, a three-view sheet, and 8 expression reference images, each requiring your confirmation before proceeding.

How to generate consistent character expression sheets with AI image generation?

The Skill requires a user-confirmed three-view sheet first, then uses that sheet as an image reference input for every one of the 8 expression images. Each image is generated independently with the same background, proportions, and line style, never as a split collage.

Can I create a comic IP profile from a half-body photo or avatar?

Yes, but the first confirmation image must still be a complete full-body character. The Skill conservatively infers the lower body, shoes, and base structure, marks inferred parts as needing confirmation, and suggests uploading a full-body photo for better accuracy.

What is an IP_DNA.md file and what does it contain?

IP_DNA.md is the core handoff document defining a character's identity anchors, simplification rules, expression and action ranges, companion character rules, style adaptation, a reusable Chinese prompt capsule, negative rules, and a quality checklist. It is drafted from the references/IP_DNA_TEMPLATE.md template.

Why must expression packs be exactly 8 separate images instead of a grid?

Generating a grid or collage and splitting it later breaks character consistency and image quality. The Skill mandates 8 individually generated images, each using the confirmed three-view sheet as reference, with identical background color, proportions, and palette.

When should I not use this comic IP onboarding workflow?

Do not use it for generating ordinary article illustrations or one-off images; those belong to downstream comic infographic skills. It is only for creating confirmed, reusable IP profile packages, and it cannot proceed past the expression stage without a confirmed three-view sheet.