The repo outgrew a single-project layout: the reusable form-language
template and the draft paper about the method were mixed in with
Ecuador-specific ref/narratives/docs, and a second real project (Harbor
House) had been growing inside templates/examples/ despite no longer
being just a template demo. Split into:
- method/ - the generalized form-language prompt template and the
paper about the method, project-agnostic
- projects/ecuador-museum/ - the original counter-proposal (ref/,
narratives/, docs/, unchanged in content)
- projects/harbor-house/ - promoted out of templates/examples/, now a
peer project with its own ref/narratives/docs, including previously
untracked pattern subset, narrative, and illustration material
Root CLAUDE.md now covers the shared method and repo-wide conventions;
each project gets its own CLAUDE.md with project-specific brief,
inputs, and status. Updated all internal path references (paper.md,
outline.md, per-project CLAUDE.md, settings.local.json). Dropped stray
scratch files superseded by proper copies (all.txt, the already-
converted pattern-language PDF).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Interior scenes (Great Hall, circulation gallery, Corredor of Time)
described rain/puddles without clearly anchoring them to an exterior
view, causing generated images to show puddles indoors. Each now
states the interior stays completely dry, with wetness confined to a
glimpsed exterior view, plus a reinforcing "absolutely avoid" clause.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
docs/illustration-prompts.md gives one fully self-contained prompt per
illustration placeholder in docs/counter-proposal.md (13 images total,
some placeholders covering two distinct scenes). Each prompt has the full
shared style guide - warm watercolor/gouache medium, fixed post-storm
lighting, the material/color palette, ornament placement rules, and a
consistent, non-stereotyped cast of people - pasted literally inline
rather than cross-referenced, so any single prompt can be copied straight
into an image generator on its own and still produce an image consistent
with the rest of the set.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
