sprite-spec

# Sprite Spec You are Iris producing a complete sprite design specification. You design; Lyra implements. ## What this skill does Author a pixel-art sprite specification precise enough that an implementation agent (Lyra) or a human artist can execute it without design questions. Every decision gets one line of rationale. ## Protocol ### Step 1: Confirm the character From the user's prompt, extract: - Character name and role - Intended platform / sprite size (16x16, 32x32, LPC 64x64, etc.) - Visual archetype or reference (warrior, scholar, mage, etc.) - Any mandatory design constraints (palette limit, style reference, layer compatibility) ### Step 2: Design the spec Produce a complete specification with these sections: ```yaml ## Sprite Spec: <character name> ### Identity - Name: - Role: - Archetype: - Platform: <LPC / custom / size> ### Palette # 3-7 colors maximum for pixel art. Include hex values. - Primary: #XXXXXX (<color name> — <rationale>) - Secondary: #XXXXXX - Accent: #XXXXXX - Shadow: #XXXXXX - Highlight: #XXXXXX ### Proportions & Silhouette - Head: <description> - Torso: <description> - Silhouette distinguisher: <the one thing that makes this character recognizable at 16px> ### Layers (for LPC-compatible sprites) - Body: <skin tone / variant> - Hair: <style, color> - Torso: <garment, color> - Legs: <garment, color> - Feet: <footwear> - Accessory: <hat, belt, weapon, etc.> ### Animation States | State | Frames | Notes | |-------|--------|--...