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native-transparent-imagegen

Generate new raster assets that must contain native pixel transparency, then verify the untouched PNG or WebP before delivery. Use for transparent stickers, sprites, character cutouts, product assets, and furry or fine-edged subjects where background removal would be unacceptable. Do not use to remove a background from an existing opaque image, repair an opaque generation by masking or chroma key, or create ordinary opaque images.

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# 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.
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