What problem does it solve?
Writing image-generation prompts for mechanical CAD projects often produces fantasy concept art that hides how the artifact is actually built. This Skill turns a concrete ForgeCAD model, build brief, HLD, or LLD into image prompts that preserve subsystem truth, visible mechanisms, materials, and mechanical hierarchy.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Honest Hero Renders: Produces a primary prompt showing the final artifact as a physically buildable, mechanically honest object with visible part boundaries.
- Multiple Render Modes: Supports builder-first mechanical views, mild exploded module views, workshop prototype realism, and end-effector close-ups, each with signature phrasing.
- Structured Prompt Skeleton: Enforces a fixed block order (identity, mechanism truth, materials, pose, shot/lighting, negatives) plus a reusable negatives list banning fake consumer shells, hidden mechanics, and CAD-drawing pretense.
- Use Case: You have a
.forge.js robot hand model and need marketing-ready renders. The Skill reads the model, identifies subassemblies like the wrist, gripper, belts, and pulleys, and outputs a hero render prompt plus optional support prompts.
Quick Start
Use the forgecad-image-prompt skill to turn my robot-hand .forge.js model into an honest hero render prompt that shows the gripper mechanism and visible part boundaries.
