create-artwork

name	create-artwork
description	Autonomously creates a py5 media art still image following the workflow in AGENTS.md. Covers branch setup, past-work research, implementation, commit, and push. Triggers: create artwork, new sketch, media art
allowed-tools	Bash, Read, Write, Edit

Create Artwork Skill

Autonomously creates a py5 media art still image by following the workflow defined in AGENTS.md.

Workflow

1. Read AGENTS.md, .agents/skills/shared/artwork-conventions.md, and .agents/skills/shared/py5-templates.md to confirm the full workflow and shared conventions
2. Planner: Read sketch/WORKS.md and .agents/FEEDBACK.md, then use the logic-lab MCP server to search for relevant algorithm references before producing a Creative Brief with Format: Still image (see .agents/skills/planner/SKILL.md)
3. Create or reuse the branch feature/works-YYYYMMDD
4. Artist: Implement the concept from the Creative Brief in sketch/{work_name}/main.py; if the brief includes a Logic Lab Reference, fetch only those referenced files through the logic-lab MCP server (see .agents/skills/artist/SKILL.md)
5. Run the sketch to generate pattern-specific preview images and ensure the process terminates (wait for completion and kill if it hangs)
6. Critic: Review code + generated preview images and return APPROVE or REVISE (see .agents/skills/critic/SKILL.md)
7. If REVISE: artist applies feedback and re-runs (max 2 revisions)
8. Update sketch/WORKS.md and .agents/FEEDBACK.md (leave Rating and Comment empty per conventions)
9. Commit and push

Notes

• Always choose a concept, theme, and technique different from every past work
• Follow shared naming, preview, and staging rules in .agents/skills/shared/artwork-conventions.md
• Entry point filename is always main.py
• Prefer the logic-lab MCP server for external algorithm references. If the MCP server is unavailable, continue without logic-lab rather than relying on copied indexes from another repository.
• Never read all of logic-lab. Search first, then fetch only the specific algorithm files named in the Creative Brief.