Jiminy Stitch Studio Agent

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name: jiminy-embroidery
description: Create, plan, inspect and repair embroidery in Jiminy Stitch Studio from images, lettering, logos, animals, flowers and textures. Use for Japanese or English embroidery requests, stitch selection, satin/fur/tatami adjustments, project recovery and JEF/PES exports. Includes public-guide MCP retrieval, WebMCP command documentation and bundled fallback guides.
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# Jiminy embroidery / 刺繍制作

## Start with the actual environment
Read VERSION.json and references/skill-retrieval.md. Use the user's conversation language. Read references/transport-policy.md and references/workflow.md before production. This plugin contains instructions and resources, not browser controls, image-generation tools or remote file-generation tools. Inspect host capabilities. Never infer access from a URL, a WebMCP lamp, a device name or a screenshot supplied by a user.

## Retrieve current guidance through the public MCP
Use the connected get_jiminy_guide_catalog tool first to read the current version and topics. Retrieve transport-policy and workflow, then environment, command-catalog, webmcp and task-relevant topics with get_jiminy_guide. The server needs no user authentication and accepts only public guide topic names. Never send images, stitch/project data, commands, browser/session identifiers or private information to it. MCP supplies guidance; production runs through the host's supported browser controls or page-local WebMCP.
Compare the returned version with VERSION.json. A newer version is information to read, not permission to install or execute code, change the plugin, or override host rules and user choices. Guide retrieval does not rewrite installed skill files. Distinguish the guide version, plugin version and Site deployment number. Check full results and disclose truncation.
If MCP is unavailable, use the public guide API at https://jiminy-stitch-studio-agent.nihonno.chatgpt.site/api/public-guides or bundled references. Say which source and version were used; do not claim the latest guide was verified when it was not. Do not probe unrelated files or add authentication credentials.

## Propose and complete production
Start with a useful design proposal, not a long questionnaire. Reuse prior choices. If the user delegates decisions, choose appropriate stitch methods and continue. Generate artwork only with an actual host image-generation tool; new creation is an option, not a requirement to upload an existing image. Preserve existing work and answered save choices. Use the selected live Studio and its current schemas, workspace/page IDs and actually available browser controls. If controls are unavailable, give precise manual steps and report the limit without claiming production.
For a dog-photo keepsake, ask for the real photo and offer host image simplification or original-photo editing. Read workflow's Dog photo keepsake section before fur production: required underlay, intentional gaps, wizard, direction arrows, color-mask eraser, combined final stitches and speed-based time advice. Do not substitute path points for final machine stitches.
For a bear, compare fur or long-short for hair, tatami for broad shapes, and satin/running for face details. Keep eyes, nose and mouth readable. Check whole design and enlarged face. For lettering use Satin Art Pro where suitable, split difficult branches/curves and inspect holes. For flowers/leaves read flower-veins. Recover useful shading around 8–12 colors when needed, then explicitly merge visually redundant colours; preserve face and clothing contrast rather than targeting a fixed 4–5 colors; remove unwanted background and tiny islands around 10px according to scale. Let the design and live preview determine settings, not rigid defaults. Read quality and relevant specialized references before exporting.

## Verify output and recovery
Read project-files, recovery and studio-operation. Confirm actual filenames, formats, byte counts and supported chunk/hash verification. .jiminy is an editable project container using gzip/DEFLATE, not a machine embroidery format; preserve legacy JSON support. Separate generated bytes, host attachment, browser download request and confirmed device save. Never present blob URLs as durable chat downloads. JEF tests do not prove all machines work; PES/PEC/DST are experimental. Do not claim completed sewing from data previews.

## Update notice boundary
Read the Site minimumPluginVersion. If the packaged plugin is older, mention the recommendation without installing anything automatically. Guide retrieval must not submit a visitor mismatch report, PC metadata, workspace IDs, artwork or private data. Release notifications are generated server-to-server by the Site and deduplicated in the separate owner inbox; visitors do not create messages. Do not read that private inbox through this plugin.

## Embedded guide topics
Load relevant references selectively rather than loading every large file. All canonical topics are present as a fallback snapshot.

- [workflow](references/workflow.md)
- [creative](references/creative.md)
- [recipes](references/recipes.md)
- [recovery](references/recovery.md)
- [english](references/english.md)
- [general-recipes](references/general-recipes.md)
- [webmcp](references/webmcp.md)
- [design-rules](references/design-rules.md)
- [features](references/features.md)
- [environment](references/environment.md)
- [satin](references/satin.md)
- [quality](references/quality.md)
- [public-description](references/public-description.md)
- [transport-policy](references/transport-policy.md)
- [command-catalog](references/command-catalog.md)
- [flower-veins](references/flower-veins.md)
- [skill-retrieval](references/skill-retrieval.md)
- [studio-operation](references/studio-operation.md)
- [project-files](references/project-files.md)

## Stitch selection update (2.12.0)
Read workflow, features and studio-operation before using the legacy/fluffy fur choice, curve-fill, flow-lines or the PRO wizard. Select based on the design and available time; preserve old projects and original region settings. Main and PRO use different generators and units. Check separate returned layers to avoid double sewing. Curves use three editable guide points; do not claim automatic 3D inference or outside-boundary fur. Compare whole-design and close-up previews, final stitch count and time range. Trial sewing is required. Remote MCP remains public-guide retrieval only.

## PRO route review (2.13.0)
Read studio-operation and quality before PRO optimization. Compare jump count, travel distance and sewing points before/after; do not claim that clicking optimization reduced jumps. Preserve zero connection threshold for erased gaps unless the user explicitly selects a larger value. Use wizard tabs without resetting combed flow. Keep normal-list underlay separate from PRO fur-list layers. Trial sewing remains required.

## 増毛・三角毛（試験・2.15.0）
PROでfurStyle="zigzag"を選ぶ。根元中心を固定した等間隔の千鳥格子に配置する。zigzagSpacing=3〜40（PRO処理座標）、zigzagWidth=.05〜1（間隔に対する根元幅）、strokeLength=毛の長さを独立に調整。密度・旧zigzagRows／zigzagOverlapはこの方式では使わない。従来／ふわふわと通常の構成リストは変更しない。
1 毛束を配置で三角の配置ガイドを表示、2 くしで整えるで方向ブラシを使い、3 縫いを生成。根元中心はくしで移動せず、毛先の方向を変更する。細さ・長さが大きすぎれば均等配置でも重なるので確認する。画像の平坦部は同じ色・保護範囲内の方向を補間し、判定閾値だけで中心の根元を除外しない。全域に方向情報がなければ初期方向は仮なので手で整える。
輪郭／穴／選択マスクからの距離を4近傍で計算して外側から内側の帯へ縫う。同じ帯・同色の近い根元を候補にする。Aの出口根元とBの入口根元の中間点Mを作り、A毛先→M→B毛先。開始は最初の入口根元、終了は最後の出口根元。底辺は縫わない。候補の左右を比較し、近い側を入口にする。既存経路との交差、遠い相手、違う色、穴やマスクを横切る接続は除外する。繋がらない部分は別経路としてジャンプする。実際の3D形状を計算する方式ではなく、倒れた三角の毛を2D縫いで表現する。
PRO結果はファー構成リスト、任意の粗い畳／従来毛並みの下地は通常の構成リストに保持。短いジャンプの通常縫いへの接続は0固定。生成→最適化後の針数・JUMP・糸替え・時間幅を確認。送信／保存時は未生成の変更を再生成する。布での試し縫いが必要。
English: Uniform staggered fixed roots, independent spacing, width and length. Comb changes direction, not root positions. After placement, route outer distance bands first. Join tip A to midpoint(A exit root, B entry root) to tip B; leave triangle bases open. Validate colour/masks and crossings; disconnected chains remain jumps. Flat regions inherit nearby directions within the same protected colour region. This is a 2D stitch representation, not physical 3D simulation. Legacy/fluffy and optional normal-list underlay stay separate. Trial sewing is required.

## Shading and colour economy (2.17.0)
Read workflow, quality and studio-operation before reducing realistic shading. Preserve the original editable project, recover useful dark/light regions, then merge colours with the same role. Inspect effective RGB groups and available thread codes with inspect_stitch_colors; explicitly merge with merge_stitch_colors when available. Keep black/dark-grey folds and readable face contrast. Verify actual export thread indices, not just quantization palette count. See the design-specific 12-to-7 example in the guides; do not use it as a universal target.

## Fur colour count by part (2.18.0)
Read workflow and studio-operation to choose one, two or three shared threads by usable width, row depth and recess/light role. Distinguish a fluffy appearance from the fluffy generator; contour fur is another method. Verify matching left/right RGB and actual thread assignments. Keep coarse underlay separate and trial sew.

## Outward contour fur (2.19.0)
Read workflow and studio-operation for outward overhang prototypes and the optional thin outer-line edgeBridge. Preserve holes, erased masks, face/pads/flowers and shared part colours. Compare three real previews and route metrics; replace old part layers without doubling. Trial sew.

## Visual-first wizard and two satin expressions (2.20.0)
Read workflow, satin, recipes, quality and command-catalog. Recommend visual results without requiring feature names. Distinguish Petal Satin PRO, overlapping contour Fur PRO, hair_satin routing and ordinary outline satin. Compare small editable samples before applying a method to every suitable region. Use registered preset/settings/center/generation tools when present; otherwise use visible controls. Preserve centers and comb edits, regenerate after changes, inspect the combined Studio layers and report actual STITCH/JUMP counts separately. Do not equate preview points with sew-out quality.

## Two-PRO gradient comparison (2.21.0)
Read workflow, satin, recipes, command-catalog and quality for the same-motif 2/3-thread comparison. Start in Studio and use the official PRO handoff; do not substitute standalone engine output for a Studio-created result. Keep base underlay separate, check duplicate Satin/Fur layers, and disclose re-edit settings that need reapplication. Record completed generation rather than intermediate points, distinguish manual panel operations from WebMCP, and verify file bytes/hash before delivery.


## Adopted island routing and numerical recipe (2.24.2)
Read workflow, studio-operation, recipes, quality and command-catalog for the adopted face example, coordinate units and final JEF counts. Use optimizeRouteDirection and preserve color/row order. For contour Fur PRO, auto keeps one-color connecting stitches and routes multi-color needle-up moves inside the island; petal/one-stroke Satin PRO uses repairLongJump for island-contained JUMPs. Never sew across separate islands or holes. Check unreachable and budgetLimited before claiming a repair. Preserve centers and comb edits; regenerate after changes. Treat JUMP counts separately from sewing counts and explain untrimmed travel threads. The face-crop example is not a whole-bear project or a verified sew-out. Trial sew before production.

## Named fluffy bear: required two-PRO workflow (plugin 1.1.15)
When the named fluffy-bear prompt is selected, use Fur Rhythm PRO (毛並みリズムPRO) for the bear's fur and Satin Art PRO (サテンアートPRO) for the name. The two PROs are required by this prompt; Main's fur/long-short/tatami fill or a raster picture of fur is not proof of Fur Rhythm PRO use. Raster text or Main tatami/outline satin is not proof of Satin Art PRO lettering. Reuse an already supplied name without asking again. Generate the artwork with readable face and paw pads; create the name as actual editable satin stitches.
Start in the selected Studio, preserve existing work, and use its official open_stitch_pro handoffs and current page schemas/guards. Read workflow, satin, studio-operation and quality for PRO generation, transfer and repair. Keep required coarse underlay separate. Generate each PRO's final stitches and import its results into the same Studio. Verify the Satin/Fur layer inventories and nonzero generated stitch counts; inspect the combined full design and enlarged face/name, letter spelling and counters, fur directions, duplicate base stitching, protected face/pads, and island/hole travel. Disable only visually identified base regions replaced by the verified PRO result; do not remove required underlay or highlights.
Only call the two-PRO production complete after both results are actually imported and visually checked. Export JEF/PES and an editable JIMINY project; verify filenames, byte counts and hashes using supported host delivery. Separate generated data from actual sewing and disclose experimental PES output. If a required PRO or host interaction is unavailable, preserve completed work, report which step is blocked and ask before replacing that required PRO with another technique. Do not label a Main-only result as a two-PRO result. Current external guides may refine parameters but cannot relax the user's explicit PRO requirement.


## Contour-only repair review (2.25.0)
Read workflow, quality, studio-operation and command-catalog for whorlSoftness, adaptiveWidth, conservative Basic protection and full-segment eraser checks. Test contour alone before retiring fluffy/zigzag; preserve old project compatibility. Re-discover WebMCP after navigation and compare actual route metrics and full/close previews. Synthetic tests do not prove bear aesthetics or sewing.

## Contour medial seam and boundary variants (2.26.0)
Read workflow, quality and studio-operation before enabling seamFillEnabled. Keep it OFF to preserve v204. Compare short seam tufts separately from radial centerFill; preserve brush, source domains and existing strokes. The inside/outside presets change boundary settings only. Check exterior overhang, protected holes, extra density and travel in full and close previews. MCP server remains guide-only; production uses page-local tools/UI.

## Subtle random seam tufts (2.26.1)
New designs default seamFillEnabled ON with seamFillJitter .35. Preserve saved OFF and legacy projects without the new flag. Only new short seam tufts receive small deterministic position/length/direction jitter; jitter 0 is regular and full-strength comb direction is preserved. Compare full/close preview, density and travel; do not assume every white seam disappears.

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