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Prompt Template Library

This section provides direct access to the prompt templates used throughout the character reference pipeline.

These templates are designed to be:

  • browsable in the MkDocs frontend
  • reusable across multiple characters
  • consistent in structure and terminology
  • optimized for AI image generation workflows

Templates are grouped by asset family so they align with the character folder structure and the major reference types used throughout the pipeline.

This makes it easier to browse templates in the same way character assets are organized.

Pipeline Overview

Template groups correspond to the major asset families used in the pipeline:

  1. Identity → face, hair, expressions, hands, gallery image
  2. Body → anatomy and structural body references
  3. UCS → canonical character sheets
  4. Style → clothing and design language
  5. Motion → poses and interaction references
  6. Scenes → lifestyle and environment usage

Template Groups

Identity

Templates used to establish and extend core character identity.

Includes templates for early identity references such as:

  • face identity views
  • hair sheet
  • expression sheet
  • hand sheet

  • gallery image

  • Identity Templates

Body

Templates used to define anatomy, structure, silhouette, turnaround, and scale.

Includes:

  • anatomy views and anatomy sheet
  • body anchor
  • proportion grid
  • muscle tension
  • silhouette
  • turnaround

  • height scale

  • Body Templates

UCS

Templates used to generate UCS panels and assemble the UCS reference sheets.

Includes:

  • UCS core panels
  • UCS core assembly
  • dynamic pose panel

  • final UCS assembly

  • UCS Templates

Style

Templates used to define signature outfit, design language, wardrobe variants, and wardrobe master assembly.

Motion

Templates used for pose, motion, and interaction-oriented character usage.

Scenes

Templates used for lifestyle scene anchors and scene-oriented character application.

How Templates Are Built

Prompt templates in this library are built from three layers:

  1. Master prompt blocks
    Reusable blocks such as style, layout, lighting, camera, and identity preservation.

  2. Character prompt blocks
    Character-specific descriptions stored in each character’s profile.

  3. Pipeline prompt templates
    Stage-specific prompt templates used to generate reference sheets.

For more detail, see:

Usage Notes

These frontend pages are intended for browsing and copying templates.

The underlying source files remain stored in:

docs/assets/library/50_PROMPT_TEMPLATES/

The frontend pages expose them in a more readable and structured form.

Because the templates already store their prompt bodies inside fenced code blocks, they can be copied directly from the frontend using the MkDocs code-copy button.

A typical workflow is:

  1. choose the relevant pipeline stage
  2. open the matching template page
  3. copy the template
  4. inject the relevant character blocks
  5. attach the correct reference sheets

This allows the same template to be reused across many characters without duplicating prompt files.