Kit de dirección de imagen

Make AI images that look like finished objects instead of test renders: a format chosen on purpose for every image, a score that says what is missing before you reroll, and every series kept on format from the first item to the last. The Skill directs images in the chat where you already write prompts, the Grok Bot plans and scores the week's images on a schedule, and your ChatGPT dot keeps a running series consistent. All three share one format library, one rubric and one series sheet, so a render the Bot scores is revised by the Skill and checked by the Dot without translation. Setup takes about 30 minutes to install the three, plus about 1 hour on day 1 for your first series sheet.

What you get

• Image Director Skill for Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and Cursor. Five modes (AUDIT, FORMAT PICK, FORMAT PROMPT, REVISE, SERIES), a library of 24 visual formats with ratio, parts, type zone and wear, a 6-dimension rubric out of 30, 15 AI-look tells with their fixes, prompt dialects for seven image tools and a worked example from 9/30 to 26/30.
• Image Director Bot for Grok Bot. Five skills and three routines: a Monday format board that turns your Notion briefs into format options and prompts, a Friday review that scores every render in your Google Drive Inbox, and a monthly tune-up that shows which formats and prompts actually produce keepers.
• Image Director Dot for your ChatGPT dot. An ongoing series responsibility: it checks every new render in your series folder against the series sheet, keeps the next prompts written and checks each item the evening before it goes out.
• The Image Director Kit playbook, only in the bundle. The setup order (rubric and series sheet first), how a render moves from brief to keeper across the three, a weekly rhythm that takes about 30 minutes of your time, the four metrics to track, a week-by-week first 30 days and an FAQ.
• One shared contract. The same format IDs, prompt template, AUDIT format and severity scale in every piece, one DECISION format for the Bot and Dot, plus a version line on the series sheet so you can see when any copy goes stale.

Who it is for

• Creators, indie studios and small marketing teams who publish AI images every week and want them to look designed.
• Teams running a series, such as character cards, episode covers or a poster set, that must stay consistent until the last item.
• Anyone tired of rerolling the same prompt and hoping, who wants to know what changed between a 14 and a 26.

What it will not do

• Generate images. You render in your own image tool, under its terms; the kit directs, scores and keeps the record.
• Approve, move, publish or post anything without your answer. Every change to your files is a DECISION you make.
• Copy real brands, living artists, real documents or real people. Formats are described by their structure, issuers are fictional and real people need their consent.
• Replace an illustrator or art director for your signature work. It gets everyday images to finished, and tells you when one needs a person.

Bought separately

The Skill, the Bot and the Dot are $19 each, $57 for all three. The bundle is $39, saves you $18, and adds the Image Director Kit playbook, which only the bundle includes. The playbook is what turns three tools into one practice: the order to set them up in, how a near miss moves from the Bot's Friday review to the Skill for a revision and back for a score, and the numbers that show whether your keeper rate is improving.