{"id":93214,"plugin_id":"plugin_asdk_app_6aac0a15e9f881918b3493fec13e773e","kind":"skill","collection_source":"plugin_package","comparison_source":null,"observed_at":"2026-11-12T19:32:32.322Z","digest":"6f716439f53fc7615cf69b1e32059d8e75c87ef61b8706ed590ee3079b45cc45","against":null,"payload":{"description":"Find and explain image styles with AIKIZI. Use when the person wants a visual reference, a style breakdown, a colour palette, a mood, \"how was this made\", pictures that look alike, or a prompt to start an image from. Uses the public search_styles, get_style_decode and find_look_alikes tools; no sign-in needed.","included_files":[],"name":"aikizi-style-reference","skill_md_contents":"---\nname: aikizi-style-reference\ndescription: Find and explain image styles with AIKIZI. Use when the person wants a visual reference, a style breakdown, a colour palette, a mood, \"how was this made\", pictures that look alike, or a prompt to start an image from. Uses the public search_styles, get_style_decode and find_look_alikes tools; no sign-in needed.\n---\n\n# AIKIZI style reference\n\nAIKIZI (aikizi.com) decodes images the way an art director reads them: styles, style DNA, subjects, moods,\nkey tokens, colour hues and a generation prompt. The three public tools read only decodes their owners published.\n\n## Flow\n\n1. `search_styles` with a short query made of style, subject, mood or colour words (2 to 6 words works best).\n   Ask for 5 to 8 results. Example: `{\"query\": \"neon noir portrait\", \"limit\": 8}`.\n2. Pick the two or three results that fit the ask best. Call `get_style_decode` with each `id` for the full\n   breakdown. An `aikizi.com/decode/<id>` link the person pastes also works as the id.\n3. Answer with what the decode says, in this order: styles and style DNA, mood, key tokens, colour hues, then the\n   generation prompt as a block the person can copy.\n4. Always give the `aikizi.com/decode/<id>` link for each decode you used, so the person can see the image.\n5. When you show a decode's picture, show its own `preview_image_url` from AIKIZI. Never show a similar image found\n   on the web as if it were the decode.\n6. For pictures like one decode, call `find_look_alikes` with its `id`: up to 21 published decodes from the AIKIZI\n   Brain, closest first.\n\n## Rules\n\n- Quote the decode's prompt as given; mark your own edits as yours.\n- A search with no good match: try one simpler query (drop the rarest word), then say so. Do not invent styles.\n- Decodes belong to the people who published them. Describe the style; do not present the image as the person's own.\n- These tools never need the person's account. If they want to decode their own image, use the `aikizi-decode`\n  skill, which needs an AIKIZI sign-in.\n- AIKIZI does not generate images here. When the person wants a new image, give them the decode's prompt to use.\n"},"changes":[],"summary":"First saved snapshot. No earlier version is available for comparison.","summary_kind":"deterministic","summary_metadata":{}}