THE AGENT SKILLS DIRECTORY
Reusable skills for AI agents. Install any of them into a Cohub world's agent with one command.
npx -y @neta-art/neta-search-cli@latest skills find "<what you need>"
Wrote a skill? Publish it here →
Basic Cohub abilities. Most agents already have these mounted; listed here for reference.
Paste this into your agent's chat — it fetches the skill and follows it.
Use the skill: oc-six-panel-meme-comic. Run `npx -y @neta-art/neta-search-cli@latest skills use @sumino/oc-six-panel-meme-comic --via site` and follow what it prints. Read its complete output, redirecting it to a temporary file first if necessary, and resolve relative paths from the skill directory it prints.npx -y @neta-art/neta-search-cli@latest skills use @sumino/oc-six-panel-meme-comicTurn two of your characters into a one-page chibi comic with a funny six-beat gag.
# OC Six-Panel Meme Comic
One page, six panels, two characters, one punchline. Character A corners character B and begs her to do **that embarrassing thing** one more time; B guesses, resists, gives in, performs it awkwardly; A loses it with an exaggerated victory face. The whole thing reads as a fan-made meme strip: chibi proportions, wobbly hand-drawn lines, flat colour, pure white panels, black speech bubbles text.
**Demo:** Ciely × Bandie, "Sing It Again" — the director of the Stitchwork Hospital begs her chief nurse to sing the off-key lullaby again, then reveals the recorder. Art in `assets/demo-strip.webp`.
## What the user gets
- One vertical 2:3 image: 3 rows × 2 columns, thin black borders, six white speech bubbles, no background scenery.
- Both OCs keep hairstyle, hair colour, eye colour, clothing details and species traits; only the proportions become chibi.
- A six-beat script whose dialogue is written for these two characters, in the language the user asked for.
- The Work on the Board, plus the reworked take if a second one was needed.
## When to use
- "six-panel comic of my OCs", "3x2 comic", "4-koma", "meme comic", "六格漫画", "梗图";
- two named characters and a request for a funny exchange between them.
Do not use for:
- a single illustration — plain `generate`;
- a story with branching or motion — `create-avg`, `video`;
- a one-character showcase page — `oc-pumpkin-witch-showcase`.
## The six beats (fixed order)
| # | Panel | Who | What happens |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | row 1 left | A | leans in, pleads for the embarrassing action to be repeated, expectant |
| 2 | row 1 right | B | frowns, half-guesses what A wants, wonders why |
| 3 | row 2 left | A | keeps nagging, persuading, tears and sweat drops |
| 4 | row 2 right | B | stunned silent, weighing it, blank eyes |
| 5 | row 3 left | B | gives in, performs it reluctantly, embarrassed |
| 6 | row 3 right | A | scheme succeeds, laughing wildly, distorted exaggerated face |
Speaker order is **A B A B B A**. Keeping it exact is what makes the joke land; a different order is a different strip, so ask before changing it.
## Hard rules
0. **Sandbox CLI path.** Every `neta` command is `node /mods/neta/neta …`.
1. **Read both OCs.** `neta atom get` each, plus `find images` for both covers. Pull 4+ visible features each; never reuse the demo descriptions for another pair.
2. **Both references are mandatory.** Pass two `--image` flags to a reference-capable model. Text-only models turn the pair into strangers.
3. **Pick the embarrassing action from canon.** Read the atoms for something the performer *does* but would rather not be seen doing (Bandie hums an off-key lullaby to patients; a proud character sings; a stoic one cries at a film). Never invent gore, weapons or humiliation that contradicts the character.
4. **Use the canon hierarchy.** Who can order whom? Ciely is the hospital director, Bandie the chief nurse — the begging works because the nurse cannot refuse the director. A gag that ignores the relationship reads flat.
5. **Bubbles carry the whole joke.** One short line each, under 60 characters, ending in `.` `?` or `!`. **No trailing commas** — the model loves to render them (see Pitfalls).
6. **Pure white panels.** No scenery, no props, no background tone, no decorative border art, no watermark.
7. **Deliver the Work and place it.** An image that never reaches the Board is not shipped.
## Pipeline
### 0. Read the pair
```bash
node /mods/neta/neta atom get "world/characters/<A>.md"
node /mods/neta/neta atom get "world/characters/<B>.md"
node /mods/neta/neta find images "<A>"; node /mods/neta/neta find images "<B>"
```
Note the relationship, the two visual identities, and something each character does that fits "embarrassing to be caught doing".
### 1. Write the script
Copy `templates/script.example.json` and replace every field. `characters.A.look` / `B.look` are the identity blocks (4+ visible features, comma-separated). `panels[i].action` says what the body and face do; `panels[i].line` is the bubble text.
```bash
node scripts/check-script.mjs /tmp/<slug>-comic.json
```
It enforces 6 panels, the `ask → triumph` beats, the `ABABBA` speaker order, bubble length, and the no-trailing-comma rule. Fix the script, not the checker.
### 2. Compose and generate
```bash
node scripts/build-prompt.mjs /tmp/<slug>-comic.json > /tmp/<slug>-prompt.txt
# Chinese bubbles instead: --lang zh-Hans
NETA_DEFAULT_IMAGE_MODEL=gpt-image-2 node /mods/neta/neta generate image \
--param size=1024x1536 --param quality=high \
--image "world/media/studio/characters/<A>.png" \
--image "world/media/studio/characters/<B>.png" \
--work-title "<A> × <B> · <Title>" \
--prompt "$(cat /tmp/<slug>-prompt.txt)"
```
`gpt-image-2` is the strongest of the image models at legible bubble text and multi-panel layout. Use the ratio/size key the model declares.
### 3. Look, then one rework
Open the returned `mediaPath` and check every bubble word by word, both characters' identities, the six beats, white backgrounds, thin borders, no watermark.
The one rework goes to a **new** work (not `--target-work`), so the first version survives and you can hand over the better one:
```bash
node /mods/neta/neta generate image … --work-title "<…> v2" --prompt "$(cat /tmp/<slug>-prompt-v2.txt)"
```
Then compare both and deliver the better, naming what is still off (a stray comma, a cropped character, a missing prop).
### 4. Place on the Board
```bash
node /mods/neta/.agents/skills/board-ops/scripts/place.mjs \
--title "<A> × <B> · 六格漫画" --work <work.path> [--work <v2 work.path>]
```
## Files
```
scripts/build-prompt.mjs # script JSON → image prompt (--lang for the bubble language)
scripts/check-script.mjs # validate the six-beat script before generating
templates/script.example.json # the Ciely × Bandie demo script, fully filled
assets/demo-strip.webp, demo-cover.webp
references/art-direction.md, dialogue.md, qa.md, publishing.md
```
## Pitfalls
- **Trailing commas.** Asked for periods, the model still often renders "…Just once," and "…complete,". Put "never end a line with a comma" in the prompt, check every bubble, and if a rework does not fix it, say so plainly rather than claiming clean text.
- **Punctuation drifting into the bubble edge** — short lines (under ~45 characters) wrap to two lines and stay readable; long ones crowd the panel.
- **Cropped half-characters.** When a second character only appears partially in a panel, the model may slice her at the panel edge. Prefer panels where one character appears alone (panels 2–5), and describe the other only in panels 1, 3, 6.
- **The prop that sells the payoff.** Put it in the final `action` explicitly ("holding up a small recorder") — models drop objects that only exist in the dialogue.
- **Chinese bubbles need a different model check.** Text-heavy Chinese renders worse than English; inspect character by character.
- **Identity drift across panels.** Name the landmark features (roses, bandages, ribbon) in the identity block, not just in the reference image.
## Publishing this skill
Maintainer note — see `references/publishing.md`.