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model-prompt-pack

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Use when asked to write prompts for image-to-3D or text-to-3D tools, generate 3D models of a topic's parts, plan the assets for a 3D explorer, or build a labelled parts list with sources. Produces prompts for image-to-3D tools, one per object, plus a parts list for labelling in which every label names a trusted source, and states that generated geometry is illustrative, not authoritative. Second step of explorer-pipeline.

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# Model Prompt Pack

Image-to-3D tools can turn a clean reference image into a usable mesh in minutes, but they invent detail: an extra valve, a wrongly placed bone, a plausible part that does not exist. For an explorer that teaches, the geometry can be approximate; the labels cannot be wrong. This skill writes one prompt per object for generating reference images and meshes, and a parts list in which every label is tied to a named trusted source.

## The accuracy rule

1. **Every label needs a named trusted source**: a textbook with edition, a standards body, a peer-reviewed paper, a museum or manufacturer reference, or an educational body's published material. A URL alone is not a source unless it identifies the publisher.
2. **Generated geometry is illustrative, not authoritative.** Every output that shows the model says so, and the viewer displays the statement.
3. **No source, no label.** A part the user cannot source is either dropped or shown as "unlabelled".

## Required Inputs

Ask for these if not provided:
- **Topic and object(s)**: one assembly, or several separate objects
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