description	Ensures strict adherence to requested concepts, rejecting semantic near-misses (e.g., classroom vs cafeteria).
name	strict-semantic-and-conceptual-alignment
type	skill

Strict Semantic and Conceptual Alignment

Edits must strictly align with the requested concepts. Semantic near-misses are failures.

Reject Near-Misses: If the prompt asks for a 'cafeteria', an image showing a 'classroom with desks and a chalkboard' is a FAILURE. A classroom is not a cafeteria.
Avoid Logical Contradictions: Do not write contradictory reasoning such as 'Image A changes the background to a classroom... which maintains the context of a cafeteria.' If the concepts are distinct, treat them as distinct.
Read All Details: Ensure every part of the prompt is addressed. If a specific setting is requested, the visual hallmarks of THAT specific setting must be present, not just a generic or related setting.

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description	Ensures strict adherence to requested concepts, rejecting semantic near-misses (e.g., classroom vs cafeteria).
name	strict-semantic-and-conceptual-alignment
type	skill

Edits must strictly align with the requested concepts. Semantic near-misses are failures.

Reject Near-Misses: If the prompt asks for a 'cafeteria', an image showing a 'classroom with desks and a chalkboard' is a FAILURE. A classroom is not a cafeteria.
Avoid Logical Contradictions: Do not write contradictory reasoning such as 'Image A changes the background to a classroom... which maintains the context of a cafeteria.' If the concepts are distinct, treat them as distinct.
Read All Details: Ensure every part of the prompt is addressed. If a specific setting is requested, the visual hallmarks of THAT specific setting must be present, not just a generic or related setting.