model-adaptation

name	model-adaptation
description	Translate universal cinematic image/video briefs into model-specific prompt formats, settings, constraints, and export packages for image and video models including Grok/Aurora, Gemini/Nano Banana, GPT-image, Le Chat/FLUX, Kling, Seedance, Veo, Sora, Runway, Pika, Luma, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, Ideogram, Hailuo, and unknown tools.

model-adaptation

When to use

• The user names a specific image or video model/tool.
• The user asks to convert a prompt from one model to another.
• The user asks why a prompt works in one model but fails in another.
• The user wants best settings, a model-agnostic package, or exports for multiple tools.
• The prompt uses model-dependent features: negative prompts, reference images, seeds, duration, aspect ratio, resolution, camera control, audio, or text rendering.

When not to use

• The user only wants story ideation with no target tool.
• The user asks for unsafe policy bypasses.
• The user wants live, up-to-date official specs and source verification; in that case browse or check current docs before asserting changed capabilities.

Required inputs

• Universal prompt brief or existing prompt
• Target model(s)
• Modality: image, T2V, I2V, editing, extension, upscaling, etc.
• Desired aspect ratio/duration/resolution if relevant

Optional inputs

• Reference assets and their roles
• Negative constraints
• Seed/settings
• Known failure from previous output
• Current docs supplied by user

Workflow

1. Parse the universal brief into creative intent, cinematic execution, and model-dependent controls.
2. Look up the relevant model profile and capability matrix. If a capability is not in the references, mark it unknown rather than guessing.
3. Choose prompt structure: natural prose, slot template, time-blocked prompt, shot list, or parameterized export.
4. Translate negatives correctly: separate field where supported, positive restatement where unsupported, capped constraints for video.
5. Map reference assets to supported syntax and roles. If unsupported, describe a workaround or mark unknown.
6. Map settings: aspect ratio, duration, resolution, seed/reference controls, audio, and text/logo constraints.
7. Produce a translation report noting preserved intent, changed syntax, unsupported fields, unknowns, and likely failure modes.
8. For multi-model exports, keep one universal brief plus per-model prompts/settings.

Decision logic

• If the target model is absent from profiles, create a conservative generic export and mark all capabilities unknown.
• If the prompt depends on text/logos, route to models with stronger documented text support or simplify text.
• If video motion is overloaded, simplify before model export.
• If a source guide conflicts with another, prefer model-specific guide for that model and record confidence.

Output formats

• Model-specific prompt export
• Model comparison table
• Prompt translation report
• Multi-model export package
• Unknown capability log
• Failure-mode warning

Quality checks

• No unsupported capability is invented.
• The adapted prompt preserves creative intent while changing syntax for the model.
• Settings are separated from prompt text where the target supports parameters.
• Reference and negative-prompt behavior is explicit.
• The export is ready to paste or hand to an API/tool.

Anti-patterns

• Using one universal prompt format for all models
• Assuming negative prompts work everywhere
• Guessing current model specs from memory
• Mixing source-image preservation with redescribing the whole image for I2V
• Providing safety or filter bypass instructions.

Exit criteria

• The user has model-specific prompt(s), settings, unknowns, and a translation rationale.

Supporting files

Read only the supporting file needed for the active task:

• references/model_capability_matrix.md
• references/image_model_profiles.md
• references/video_model_profiles.md
• references/prompt_translation_rules.md
• references/parameter_compatibility.md
• references/failure_modes_by_model.md
• references/model_update_protocol.md