Native Transparent ImageGen

Generate the asset with native alpha. Treat a visible checkerboard, a prompt that says "transparent," and a successful tool call as unverified until the original file passes alpha inspection.

Keep the boundary strict

• Use this skill only for a newly generated asset whose deliverable must contain native transparency.
• Treat supplied images as identity, subject, composition, or medium references unless the user explicitly requests an edit.
• Do not invoke background removal, segmentation, chroma-key extraction, masks, or local alpha synthesis to rescue an opaque output.
• Do not call a rendered checkerboard "transparent." An RGB checkerboard is a failed asset.
• If the user instead wants a background removed from an existing opaque image, route to a background-extraction workflow and disclose that it is an edit, not native generation.

Generate conservatively