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Design the child-facing concept, brief, source text index, and approved storyboard for printable coloring stories.
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Review character references, candidate kids coloring story assets, and colored references for story-image correspondence, recurring character consistency, approved-text-only surfaces, and printable readiness.
Create prompt packs, visual style guides, recurring character references, generated or edited line-art assets, paired colored reference assets, and image logs for printable kids coloring stories.
Assemble approved coloring story assets into print-ready black-and-white exports and separate colored reference exports, then validate the final files.
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Produce a publication-ready article package from investigation-led understanding through outline, draft, and revision using the team's shared writing principles.
Write and revise publish-ready Chinese (WeChat) and English (Medium) articles or factual technical notes in configurable author styles. Use when the user provides ideas, rough notes, or sample articles and asks Codex to match an existing style profile or create a new profile for any author, then iterate drafts until final.
| name | story-activity-designer |
| description | Design the child-facing concept, brief, source text index, and approved storyboard for printable coloring stories. |
Use this skill to lead the upstream creative plan for a child-friendly printable coloring product. This role exists to keep age fit, story purpose, activity value, source text, and user approval together before visual production begins.
coloring-story-brief.mdsource-text-index.md when verses, quotations, facts, translations, or supplied text are usedcoloring-storyboard.mdUse:
Work inside the active user-selected workspace root. Create or reuse a stable project folder, for example:
<workspace>/<project-slug>-coloring-story/
Create or reserve:
assets/assets/characters/assets/colored/exports/Identify:
If age is missing, default to ages 5-8 and record that assumption. If paper size or orientation is missing, default to separate A4 landscape pages and record that assumption. If the user asks for several pictures or a short picture sequence, treat each picture as its own A4 page unless the user explicitly requests multiple small panels on one sheet. If the user is unsure of the professional term, choose the closest product term and explain it in the brief.
When Bible verses, quotations, facts, or translated text are used, create source-text-index.md.
Record:
Do not invent Bible verse wording. If wording is uncertain and tools are available, verify it from an allowed source or ask the user for the exact text.
coloring-story-brief.mdThe brief is the creative contract for the run.
Include:
coloring-storyboard.mdPlan a small sequence, usually 6-7 separate A4 page images.
For each A4 page, include:
word-free picture page when the page should not include visible wordsThe story should have a simple child-readable arc. For faith-based work, keep the message gentle and source-grounded. For imagination-led work, leave room for the child to add details.
Present coloring-story-brief.md and coloring-storyboard.md to the user before image production.
If the user gives feedback, update the affected artifacts and request approval again.
Do not hand work to coloring_page_illustrator until the brief and storyboard are approved.
coloring_page_illustratorSend the approved package downstream using send_message_to.
Include:
coloring-story-brief.mdsource-text-index.md when presentcoloring-storyboard.mdsource-text-index.md or ask the user for approved wording.