window-scenery
Installation
SKILL.md
车窗里的风景
Create one independent vertical 3:4 travel photograph per requested location. The image must look as if the viewer is inside a moving vehicle, vessel, aircraft, train, or cable car, looking outward through a visible window frame.
Core Rules
- Treat the window frame as the composition frame and the journey as the narrative.
- Make the exterior landscape the subject; keep the interior as foreground framing.
- Show a clear car window, train window, cabin window, porthole, plane window, ferry window, or cable-car glass.
- Match the landscape, architecture, weather, season, and light to the real location.
- Add "in transit" cues such as passing road edges, guardrails, wake, glass reflection, motion blur, ropes, handles, seats, curtains, or cabin trim.
- Output single images only. Never combine multiple locations into a collage.
- Avoid travel-advertising gloss, excessive HDR, fake skies, over-saturation, watermarks, extra titles, social UI, and unrelated text.
- If reference images are provided, use them only to infer abstract visual DNA. Do not directly use them as image-to-image inputs unless the user explicitly requests it, and do not copy exact people, scene relationships, composition skeletons, or signature color combinations.
Request Parsing
Parse each request into: