iki

iki-character-loop

skills/iki-character-loop/SKILL.md

Drive a generator/critic loop that refines a rigged Iki character (`.iki`) until it matches a reference illustration. Draws a reference with the iki-create-image skill, then alternates the iki-character-artist agent (draws, composes, tunes, rigs) with the iki-character-critic agent (scores a rubric, emits typed findings) until the critic says ship and the user has nothing to add, or a cap is hit. The iki-character-appeal-critic judges the renders for appeal without the reference each round. Use when a generated character is renderable but not good-looking enough, or when the user asks to iterate a character toward a target look.

iki-character

skills/iki-character/SKILL.md

Generate a renderable, auto-rigged Iki character (`.iki`) from one gesture — draw a front reference, then role-separated transparent part PNGs against it with the iki-create-image skill (eyeless, noseless face base, nose, sclera, iris, a keyed open mouth and its interior (or a closed + open mouth pair for a style that cannot fold), lash, brow, front and back hair, torso, an optional cheek blush, and for an optional full body a body from the neck to the shoes and one arm, drawn against a full-body reference), compose them into canvas-aligned role layers with the `compose_layers_from_parts` MCP tool, then `auto_rig_from_layers` to emit a rigged `.iki` that blinks, gazes, lip-syncs, turns, nods and tilts its head with swaying hair, and emotes with its brows — drawn full body, also raises and bends its arms and turns its body, and with a pose forearm waves — and that declares head motions (Nod, Shake, Tilt) and, with a pose forearm, a Wave, and up to six default expressions (smile, laugh, angry, sad, surprised, shy; shy needs the blush), each with a description a host picks by. Use whenever the user asks to "make/generate/create an Iki character" from scratch (no existing art).

iki-create-image

skills/iki-create-image/SKILL.md

Draw the images an Iki character is built from — the front reference, the role-separated part PNGs drawn against it, the 30° turned reference, and for a full-body character the full-body reference drawn from the front one and the waving reference drawn from that — with the Codex CLI's image tool on a model the plugin pins, or hand the user the prompts to run in another image tool when Codex is not set up. Used by the iki-character and iki-character-loop skills; not for general image requests.