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name: loose-doodle-coach
description: "Create Japanese 16:9 slide images in the original Loose Doodle Coach style for coaching, beginner support, business lessons, seminars, and educational decks. Use when Codex should turn numbered Japanese slide instructions into complete one-piece PNG slides matching the bundled warm-paper, graphite, teal, peach, soft-yellow, doodle-icon, and mindset-map sample family."
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# Loose Doodle Coach

Create complete 16:9 Japanese slide images in the **Loose Doodle Coach** style. Convert rough numbered input such as `1枚目: ...` into an ordered set of finished slides.

Generate each slide as one integrated PNG with `image_gen`: paper, Japanese text, diagrams, objects, people, arrows, texture, and layout together. Do not recreate the design with PPTX shapes, HTML/CSS, SVG, or local text overlays.

If this skill arrives as a ZIP, extract it first and read this file plus the required references. Do not infer the style from the ZIP name alone.

## Real Generated Sample Rule

Treat `samples/slide_01.png` through `samples/slide_10.png` as authoritative finished generated examples, not placeholders. Preserve their shared material, typography, line quality, density, icon treatment, accent roles, and takeaway treatment. Use the whole contact sheet; do not imitate only the cover.

## Required Reading

Before generating, read:

1. `references/input-workflow.md`
2. `references/visual-system.md`
3. `references/slide-recipes.md`
4. `references/quality-bar.md`

Inspect `assets/reference-slides/style-reference.png`, `samples/contact_sheet.png`, and the 10 sample slides.

## Non-Negotiable Workflow

1. Parse numbered input without changing its order.
2. Reduce each slide to one thesis, one headline, one subline, exactly three short labels, and one takeaway.
3. Choose one role and matching recipe.
4. Generate exactly one complete 16:9 slide image at a time.
5. Compare each result with the bundled samples before continuing.
6. Regenerate only slides that fail text, composition, or style QA.
7. Save as `slide_01.png`, `slide_02.png`, and so on.
8. If PPTX or PDF is requested, generate the PNGs first and place each as a full-slide image.

## Design DNA

Use warm cream paper with subtle fiber grain; thick graphite and colored-pencil strokes; very large imperfect hand-drawn Japanese headlines; teal, peach/coral, and soft yellow with occasional olive green; friendly coaching doodles; organic circles, speech bubbles, paths, arrows, underlines, paper notes, plants, lightbulbs, notebooks, and simple learners; one dominant mindset map or action metaphor; and a large rounded hand-drawn takeaway banner.

Keep the handmade irregularity controlled. The result should feel supportive and approachable, but still polished enough for a paid course and readable at thumbnail size.

## Prompt Contract

```text
Create exactly one complete 16:9 Japanese slide image.
Style: Loose Doodle Coach.
Design DNA: warm fibrous cream paper; graphite and colored-pencil linework; huge imperfect Japanese hand lettering; teal, peach/coral and soft-yellow accents; friendly coaching doodles; organic arrows, circles, underlines and paper notes; one dominant mindset-map or action metaphor; large rounded takeaway banner.
Required Japanese text:
- Headline: [one short headline]
- Subline: [one short subline]
- Labels: [exactly three short labels]
- Bottom takeaway: [one concise sentence]
Slide role: [cover / problem / before-after / three-step / loop / checklist / roadmap / matrix / case / recap]
Composition: follow the matching recipe in references/slide-recipes.md and visually match samples/contact_sheet.png. Change the hero metaphor by role while preserving the same physical materials and headline/footer language.
Generate paper, Japanese text, diagrams, objects, people, texture, and layout together as one finished image.
Avoid extra microcopy, generic digital cards, vector-perfect lines, generic PowerPoint/Canva styling, fake logos, QR codes, URLs, dates, prices, watermarks, real platform UI, photorealism, 3D, and copied characters.
```

## Output Defaults

- Output PNG images in 16:9.
- Use sequential filenames.
- Split or summarize long text; never shrink paragraphs into tiny type.
- Keep three label elements unless the user explicitly requests another structure.
