comic-json-compiler

To compile a comic.json file, you run the compiler against locked storyboard and panel blueprint data. It generates a single schema-valid comic.json file while ensuring page count integrity and identifying orphaned panels or missing references.

A comic.json file acts as the authoritative structured source for the next phase of comic creation. It is compiled from finalized storyboard and panel blueprints, ensuring structural completeness and consistency across the comic's content.

Yes, you need Python installed to process and validate the comic.json file. The compiler uses Python to enforce schema compliance against the comic-ir/1.0 standard and checks for missing content fields.

Reconciliation of page counts and orphaned panels is handled automatically during the comic.json compilation process. The compiler cross-references locked storyboard and blueprint data to ensure structural integrity before generating the file.

The best way to automate comic.json generation is to run the compiler skill with the 'compile comic.json' command. This requires locking your storyboard and panel blueprints first to ensure the output passes comic-ir schema validation.

comic.json validation may fail if the storyboard and blueprints are not locked or finalized before compilation. The compiler checks for schema compliance against comic-ir/1.0 and will flag missing content fields or orphaned panels.