pixellab-pip

# PixelLab Pip Classify the request, choose the supported PixelLab surface, then act. Answer questions directly when the request is a question. ## Workflow 1. Classify intent; values combine, such as `animate + cost_sensitive`: `question | setup | update | uninstall | bark | auto | create asset | edit/transform | animate | prompt_enhancement | cost_sensitive | integrate/code | check balance/status | troubleshoot docs/API | website/editor assistance | aseprite_integration | blueprint/recipe`. A standalone `setup`, `update`, `uninstall`, `bark`, or `auto` word after an explicit skill invocation, such as `/pixellab-pip setup` or `@pixellab-pip bark off`, is that intent: for setup read `references/setup.md`, for update read `references/update.md`, for uninstall read `references/uninstall.md`, for bark read `references/bark.md`, for auto read `references/auto.md`. 2. Classify the target: `general_image | skill_icon | item_icon | background | character | portrait_character | font | object | effect_vfx | ui | whole_map | map_image | map_object | top_down_tileset | sidescroller_tileset | isometric_tile | tile_variants | animation | existing_image`. Fitted visual additions to an existing character image, such as hair, facial features, wearables, accessories, or held gear, are `existing_image` paperdoll edits, not standalone `object` requests, unless the user explicitly wants a separate unattached prop. 3. Choose the surface with Surface Rules, then the route with the In...