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Phase-1 (S9, the FINAL comic-author step) — assemble the LOCKED storyboard + locked per-panel blueprints into ONE schema-valid `comic.json` (the comic-ir/1.0 contract boundary handed to comic-director / run_comic.py). Project the page_order + each panel's condition{} + render fields into `pages[]` + keyed `panels{}` per schemas/comic.schema.json; author ONLY authored fields and leave image_path/active_attempt_id/wiki_node_id EMPTY for the engine. THE step where page-count integrity is reconciled and the orphan-panel class of bug is caught (a panel defined in panels{} that no page references — ship that and the finale silently vanishes) — caught by an INLINE whole-comic reconcile this skill runs (page_refs vs panels{} keys vs the storyboard page_order), because the deterministic scripts are per-page and the schema leaves condition/content_svg OPTIONAL. Gated by comic-cross-layer-gate --gate compile (the DETERMINISTIC gate: both run_comic.py --dry-run AND cli/validate_wiki.py must exit 0

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comic-json-compiler — locked storyboard + blueprints → one schema-valid `comic.json` (S9)

The last node of the left third of Figure 1: take the locked storyboard_spec (the authoritative page order + the MOTIF STATE TABLE) and the locked per-panel blueprint nodes and compile them into the single comic.json (comic-ir/1.0) that is the contract boundary to comic-director (Phase 2/3). You don't hand-write this file panel-by-panel — that already happened upstream; this step is the deterministic projection + reconciliation that turns the authoring nodes into the IR and catches the integrity bugs that only show up once everything is assembled — chiefly the page-count / orphan-panel mismatch (the orphan-panel class). The two deterministic scripts the compile gate runs are per-page (run_comic.py needs --page/--panels) and the JSON schema leaves condition/content_svg OPTIONAL — so neither of them sees the whole pages[]/panels{} set and neither catches an orphan. That whole-comic reconciliation against the storyboard authority is THIS skill's own inline job (the ~7-line set diff below), run before the gate; the gate then certifies the per-page + wiki-conformance floor.

  locked storyboard_spec (page_order = AUTHORITY)            ┐
  locked motif_ledger    (per-panel ground-truth)           │
  locked panel_spec × N  (the 9-field specs)                 ├─▶ ① ASSEMBLE  pages[] + panels{}  per comic.schema.json
  locked blueprint × N   (content_svg + expected_literals)   │        (author ONLY authored fields; engine fields EMPTY)
  locked prompt_bundle × N (optional, identity refs)         ┘        ▼
                                                                ② RECONCILE page-count integrity  ── INLINE python (this skill; no phantom script)
                                                                   (orphans · dangling refs · page_count vs page_order · grid2x2==4 · recap legitimacy)
                                                                      ▼
                                                                ③ VALIDATE  jsonschema(comic.schema.json) — SHAPE only (it does NOT enforce content_svg/literals)
                                                                      ▼
                                                                ④ FAIL-CLOSED contracts  (every panel a content_svg · baked figure ⇒ expected_literals)  ← THIS skill asserts; schema won't
                                                                      ▼
                                                                ⑤ comic-cross-layer-gate decision:compile_<slug> --gate compile  (DETERMINISTIC: run_comic.py --dry-run per page AND cli/validate_wiki.py both exit 0)
                                                                      ▼
                                                            approve? ─ revise ─▶ fix the OFFENDING node upstream, recompile  (you don't invent content)
                                                                      │ approve
                                                                      ▼
                                                                ⑥ EMIT comic.json (output-versioning) + movie.project.json pointer-hub + asset-copy manifest

Constants

CONTRACT BOUNDARY = comic.json (comic-ir/1.0) + the assets it references. Everything downstream (comic-director, run_comic.py, the Phase-3 viewer build packages/viewer/build_comic.py) reads ONLY this file + its assets — so a bug that survives this step survives to production.
AUTHORITY = the storyboard's page_order. When the assembled comic.json page set disagrees with the locked storyboard_spec.page_order, the storyboard wins — the compiler conforms, it does NOT silently ship its own page count. (This is the converse of the storyboard gate's page-order veto.)
GATE = comic-cross-layer-gate decision:compile_<slug> --gate compile (the target is the real wiki decision node this skill writes — there is NO comic node type and comic.json is not a wiki node, so it can never be a gate target or an edge endpoint). Per comic-cross-layer-gate the compile gate is purely DETERMINISTIC: NO review:* fan-out, NO Codex adjudication (so unlike every other gate, the "create review nodes first" pre-step does NOT apply here). It PASSES (approve) iff BOTH on-disk scripts exit 0: python3 skills/comic-director/scripts/run_comic.py --project <dir> --page <P> --panels <ids> --dry-run (per page) AND python3 cli/validate_wiki.py <dir>; else revise with their stderr as the blocker list. (The whole-comic orphan/page-count catch is NOT in either script — it is this skill's inline step ② below, run before the gate.)
VERDICT enum (the compile gate's legal set, per the gate skill): approve / revise. On approve flip the compile decision to final and emit; on revise fix the offending upstream node and recompile (the compiler never patches content into comic.json by hand). A verdict is never a node status: the status the FLIP writes is locked on advance, under_review on needs-work, rejected on a terminal fail (schema-enum statuses only — revise/regenerate are verdicts, not statuses).
NO INVENTION — the compiler is a projection + reconciliation step. It must NOT invent a panel, a number, an expected_literal, a page, or a content_svg. A missing piece is a HALT with the offending node id, not a fabrication (artifact-integrity).
ENGINE FIELDS STAY EMPTY — image_path / active_attempt_id / wiki_node_id are written by the spiral engine on KEEP. Authoring them is a veto (you'd be claiming a bake that never ran).
ASCII node-id discipline — every wiki touch goes through the one node_id_to_filename helper (: → _), per wiki-helper-resolution.

Input contract — what must be LOCKED before you compile

This is a compile step: it consumes locked upstream nodes, it does not author them.

One storyboard_spec (status: "locked") — its page_order (the authority), page_ids, panel_ids, global_policies (page-order authority, text-mode rules, mirror-lock policy), motif_ledger_id, consolidated_asset_requests.
The motif_ledger it points at — the per-panel ground-truth the gate uses to confirm condition prose agrees with each panel's continuity row.
One panel_spec per panel (status: "locked") — page_type, world, text_mode, expected_literals, content_blueprint, bubbles, side_narration, motifs, (cover/finale: safe_zones + endcard fields).
One blueprint per panel (status: "locked") — content_svg, expected_literals (verbatim), safe_zones, html_bubbles, crop, negative_space_policy, generator_script, file_sha256.
(optional) the prompt_bundle per panel — for identity_ref_paths (else fall back to the project canonical from identity_refs).
HALT if any of these is not locked (or its content_svg/output_ref file is missing) — name the offending node id. Convergence is the upstream gate's job, not yours.

Workflow (the inline reconcile + the two deterministic gate scripts — all runnable, no phantom tool)

① ASSEMBLE `pages[]` + `panels{}`

Project the locked nodes into the IR. Copy examples/comic_m3_audit/comic.json as the shape.

Top level — schema_version: "comic-ir/1.0", comic_id, defaults (text_mode, default_locale, panels_per_page_cap, nav_default, pixel_rendering), identity_refs (the locked cast hex table from the style bible — pure pointer/hex hub, never duplicated art), ui_tokens (viewer theming, palette pinned).
pages[] — reading order, ONE entry per storyboard_spec.page_order page, in that exact order — EXCEPT a declared endcard page (the ENDCARD FOLD, below: an endcard/finale storyboard page compiles into the PRIOR page's closing{}, never its own pages[] entry). Each entry: id (the stable FINAL page id, e.g. P00_cover/P_B03/P02_b08 — see the PAGE-ID rule below), type (cover|single|grid|grid2x2|feature|finale), panel_ids (the panel ids that page shows), plus optional beat/beat_title/narration/skill/title/links (cover/closing buttons — https:// only).
panels{} — ONE keyed entry per panel id that appears in any page. Per panel project:
- condition{} (what to GENERATE): content_svg (the locked blueprint's deterministic SVG = the content authority), expected_literals (verbatim from the blueprint), world, identity_ref (from the prompt_bundle or null → project canonical), identity_desc, characters, scene.
- render fields (for the viewer): text_mode, crop (shape∈hero|wide|square, position [x,y] in 0..1, zoom ≥ 1), safe_zones (each with an id), bubbles (speaker∈researcher|executor|reviewer, style∈say|shout|terse|thought|whisper, text{zh,en}, optional anchor = one of this panel's safe-zone ids), overlays, caption{zh,en}.
- leave EMPTY: image_path, active_attempt_id, wiki_node_id.
Emit movie.project.json — the pure pointer-hub manifest (project_id, title{zh,en}, story, schema_version, comic_json, art_bible, identity_ref, dirs, text_mode_default, palette). It names the other artifacts; it NEVER duplicates their content.

Two storyboard→IR projections step ② MUST know (or the reference itself looks broken):

THE ENDCARD FOLD. A storyboard page of type endcard (the finale card) does NOT compile to its own pages[] entry: its single panel becomes the PRIOR page's closing.image (with the logo/tag/links in the same closing{} block). Reference: the storyboard declares 19 pages ending in a standalone P03_end[S22·endcard]; the compiled IR ships 18 pages[] with P_B12 (type finale, panels S20+S21) carrying closing.image: "S22". The 19-vs-18 difference IS the fold — by design, not a lost page. NOTE the schema does not model closing{} at all (it validates via additionalProperties), so asserting "the fold actually happened" is step ②'s inline job, nobody else's.
THE PAGE-ID RULE. The compiled IR's canonical page ids are beat-keyed (P_B<beat>: P_B03…P_B07, P_B08_0…P_B12), while the human `STORYBOAR

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name: comic-json-compiler
description: "Phase-1 (S9, the FINAL comic-author step) — assemble the LOCKED storyboard + locked per-panel blueprints into ONE schema-valid `comic.json` (the comic-ir/1.0 contract boundary handed to comic-director / run_comic.py). Project the page_order + each panel's condition{} + render fields into `pages[]` + keyed `panels{}` per schemas/comic.schema.json; author ONLY authored fields and leave image_path/active_attempt_id/wiki_node_id EMPTY for the engine. THE step where page-count integrity is reconciled and the orphan-panel class of bug is caught (a panel defined in panels{} that no page references — ship that and the finale silently vanishes) — caught by an INLINE whole-comic reconcile this skill runs (page_refs vs panels{} keys vs the storyboard page_order), because the deterministic scripts are per-page and the schema leaves condition/content_svg OPTIONAL. Gated by comic-cross-layer-gate --gate compile (the DETERMINISTIC gate: both run_comic.py --dry-run AND cli/validate_wiki.py must exit 0). Use when the user says '编译 comic.json', 'compile the comic', 'assemble comic.json', '出 comic.json', or the storyboard + all blueprints are locked and you need the single IR to hand to Phase 2/3. Do NOT use to author the page order (that is comic-storyboard-creator) or to bake panels (that is comic-director)."

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---
name: comic-json-compiler
description: "Phase-1 (S9, the FINAL comic-author step) — assemble the LOCKED storyboard + locked per-panel blueprints into ONE schema-valid `comic.json` (the comic-ir/1.0 contract boundary handed to comic-director / run_comic.py). Project the page_order + each panel's condition{} + render fields into `pages[]` + keyed `panels{}` per schemas/comic.schema.json; author ONLY authored fields and leave image_path/active_attempt_id/wiki_node_id EMPTY for the engine. THE step where page-count integrity is reconciled and the orphan-panel class of bug is caught (a panel defined in panels{} that no page references — ship that and the finale silently vanishes) — caught by an INLINE whole-comic reconcile this skill runs (page_refs vs panels{} keys vs the storyboard page_order), because the deterministic scripts are per-page and the schema leaves condition/content_svg OPTIONAL. Gated by comic-cross-layer-gate --gate compile (the DETERMINISTIC gate: both run_comic.py --dry-run AND cli/validate_wiki.py must exit 0). Use when the user says '编译 comic.json', 'compile the comic', 'assemble comic.json', '出 comic.json', or the storyboard + all blueprints are locked and you need the single IR to hand to Phase 2/3. Do NOT use to author the page order (that is comic-storyboard-creator) or to bake panels (that is comic-director)."
---

# comic-json-compiler — locked storyboard + blueprints → one schema-valid `comic.json` (S9)

The **last node of the left third of Figure 1**: take the locked `storyboard_spec` (the authoritative page
order + the MOTIF STATE TABLE) and the locked per-panel `blueprint` nodes and **compile** them into the single
`comic.json` (comic-ir/1.0) that is the contract boundary to [`comic-director`](../comic-director/SKILL.md)
(Phase 2/3). You don't hand-write this file panel-by-panel — that already happened upstream; this step is the
deterministic *projection* + *reconciliation* that turns the authoring nodes into the IR and **catches the
integrity bugs that only show up once everything is assembled** — chiefly the page-count / orphan-panel
mismatch (the **orphan-panel class**). The two deterministic scripts the compile gate runs are
**per-page** (`run_comic.py` needs `--page`/`--panels`) and the JSON schema leaves `condition`/`content_svg`
OPTIONAL — so **neither of them sees the whole `pages[]`/`panels{}` set and neither catches an orphan.** That
whole-comic reconciliation against the storyboard authority is **THIS skill's own inline job** (the ~7-line set
diff below), run *before* the gate; the gate then certifies the per-page + wiki-conformance floor.

```text
  locked storyboard_spec (page_order = AUTHORITY)            ┐
  locked motif_ledger    (per-panel ground-truth)           │
  locked panel_spec × N  (the 9-field specs)                 ├─▶ ① ASSEMBLE  pages[] + panels{}  per comic.schema.json
  locked blueprint × N   (content_svg + expected_literals)   │        (author ONLY authored fields; engine fields EMPTY)
  locked prompt_bundle × N (optional, identity refs)         ┘        ▼
                                                                ② RECONCILE page-count integrity  ── INLINE python (this skill; no phantom script)
                                                                   (orphans · dangling refs · page_count vs page_order · grid2x2==4 · recap legitimacy)
                                                                      ▼
                                                                ③ VALIDATE  jsonschema(comic.schema.json) — SHAPE only (it does NOT enforce content_svg/literals)
                                                                      ▼
                                                                ④ FAIL-CLOSED contracts  (every panel a content_svg · baked figure ⇒ expected_literals)  ← THIS skill asserts; schema won't
                                                                      ▼
                                                                ⑤ comic-cross-layer-gate decision:compile_<slug> --gate compile  (DETERMINISTIC: run_comic.py --dry-run per page AND cli/validate_wiki.py both exit 0)
                                                                      ▼
                                                            approve? ─ revise ─▶ fix the OFFENDING node upstream, recompile  (you don't invent content)
                                                                      │ approve
                                                                      ▼
                                                                ⑥ EMIT comic.json (output-versioning) + movie.project.json pointer-hub + asset-copy manifest
```

## Constants
- **CONTRACT BOUNDARY** = `comic.json` (`comic-ir/1.0`) + the assets it references. Everything downstream
  (`comic-director`, `run_comic.py`, the Phase-3 viewer build `packages/viewer/build_comic.py`) reads ONLY this
  file + its assets — so a bug that survives this step survives to production.
- **AUTHORITY = the storyboard's `page_order`.** When the assembled `comic.json` page set disagrees with the
  locked `storyboard_spec.page_order`, the **storyboard wins** — the compiler conforms, it does NOT silently
  ship its own page count. (This is the converse of the storyboard gate's page-order veto.)
- **GATE** = `comic-cross-layer-gate decision:compile_<slug> --gate compile` (the target is the **real wiki
  `decision` node** this skill writes — there is NO `comic` node type and `comic.json` is not a wiki node, so it
  can never be a gate target or an edge endpoint). Per [`comic-cross-layer-gate`](../comic-cross-layer-gate/SKILL.md)
  the `compile` gate is **purely DETERMINISTIC**: NO `review:*` fan-out, NO Codex adjudication (so unlike every
  other gate, the "create review nodes first" pre-step does NOT apply here). It PASSES (`approve`) **iff BOTH
  on-disk scripts exit 0**: `python3 skills/comic-director/scripts/run_comic.py --project <dir> --page <P>
  --panels <ids> --dry-run` (per page) AND `python3 cli/validate_wiki.py <dir>`; else `revise` with their
  stderr as the blocker list. (The whole-comic orphan/page-count catch is NOT in either script — it is this
  skill's inline step ② below, run before the gate.)
- **VERDICT enum** (the `compile` gate's legal set, per the gate skill): `approve` / `revise`. On `approve` flip
  the compile `decision` to `final` and emit; on `revise` fix the **offending upstream node** and recompile (the
  compiler never patches content into `comic.json` by hand). A *verdict* is never a node `status`: the status the
  FLIP writes is `locked` on advance, `under_review` on needs-work, `rejected` on a terminal fail
  (schema-enum statuses only — `revise`/`regenerate` are verdicts, not statuses).
- **NO INVENTION** — the compiler is a *projection + reconciliation* step. It must NOT invent a panel, a
  number, an `expected_literal`, a page, or a `content_svg`. A missing piece is a HALT with the offending node
  id, not a fabrication ([`artifact-integrity`](../../protocols/artifact-integrity.md)).
- **ENGINE FIELDS STAY EMPTY** — `image_path` / `active_attempt_id` / `wiki_node_id` are written by the spiral
  engine on KEEP. Authoring them is a veto (you'd be claiming a bake that never ran).
- **ASCII node-id discipline** — every wiki touch goes through the one `node_id_to_filename` helper (`:` → `_`),
  per [`wiki-helper-resolution`](../../protocols/wiki-helper-resolution.md).

## Input contract — what must be LOCKED before you compile
This is a *compile* step: it consumes locked upstream nodes, it does not author them.
- One **`storyboard_spec`** (`status: "locked"`) — its `page_order` (the authority), `page_ids`, `panel_ids`,
  `global_policies` (page-order authority, text-mode rules, mirror-lock policy), `motif_ledger_id`,
  `consolidated_asset_requests`.
- The **`motif_ledger`** it points at — the per-panel ground-truth the gate uses to confirm `condition` prose
  agrees with each panel's continuity row.
- One **`panel_spec`** per panel (`status: "locked"`) — `page_type`, `world`, `text_mode`, `expected_literals`,
  `content_blueprint`, `bubbles`, `side_narration`, `motifs`, (cover/finale: `safe_zones` + endcard fields).
- One **`blueprint`** per panel (`status: "locked"`) — `content_svg`, `expected_literals` (verbatim),
  `safe_zones`, `html_bubbles`, `crop`, `negative_space_policy`, `generator_script`, `file_sha256`.
- *(optional)* the **`prompt_bundle`** per panel — for `identity_ref_paths` (else fall back to the project
  canonical from `identity_refs`).
- **HALT if any of these is not `locked`** (or its `content_svg`/`output_ref` file is missing) — name the
  offending node id. Convergence is the upstream gate's job, not yours.

## Workflow (the inline reconcile + the two deterministic gate scripts — all runnable, no phantom tool)

### ① ASSEMBLE `pages[]` + `panels{}`
Project the locked nodes into the IR. Copy `examples/comic_m3_audit/comic.json` as the shape.
1. **Top level** — `schema_version: "comic-ir/1.0"`, `comic_id`, `defaults` (`text_mode`, `default_locale`,
   `panels_per_page_cap`, `nav_default`, `pixel_rendering`), `identity_refs` (the locked cast hex table from
   the style bible — pure pointer/hex hub, never duplicated art), `ui_tokens` (viewer theming, palette pinned).
2. **`pages[]` — reading order, ONE entry per `storyboard_spec.page_order` page, in that exact order —
   EXCEPT a declared endcard page** (the ENDCARD FOLD, below: an endcard/finale storyboard page compiles into
   the PRIOR page's `closing{}`, never its own `pages[]` entry). Each entry: `id` (the stable FINAL page id,
   e.g. `P00_cover`/`P_B03`/`P02_b08` — see the PAGE-ID rule below), `type`
   (`cover|single|grid|grid2x2|feature|finale`), `panel_ids` (the panel ids that page shows), plus optional
   `beat`/`beat_title`/`narration`/`skill`/`title`/`links` (cover/closing buttons — `https://` only).
3. **`panels{}` — ONE keyed entry per panel id** that appears in any page. Per panel project:
   - **`condition{}`** (what to GENERATE): `content_svg` (the locked blueprint's deterministic SVG = the
     content authority), `expected_literals` (verbatim from the blueprint), `world`, `identity_ref`
     (from the prompt_bundle or `null` → project canonical), `identity_desc`, `characters`, `scene`.
   - **render fields** (for the viewer): `text_mode`, `crop` (`shape∈hero|wide|square`, `position [x,y]` in
     0..1, `zoom ≥ 1`), `safe_zones` (each with an `id`), `bubbles` (`speaker∈researcher|executor|reviewer`,
     `style∈say|shout|terse|thought|whisper`, `text{zh,en}`, optional `anchor` = one of this panel's
     safe-zone ids), `overlays`, `caption{zh,en}`.
   - **leave EMPTY**: `image_path`, `active_attempt_id`, `wiki_node_id`.
4. **Emit `movie.project.json`** — the pure pointer-hub manifest (`project_id`, `title{zh,en}`, `story`,
   `schema_version`, `comic_json`, `art_bible`, `identity_ref`, `dirs`, `text_mode_default`, `palette`). It
   **names** the other artifacts; it NEVER duplicates their content.

**Two storyboard→IR projections step ② MUST know (or the reference itself looks broken):**
- **THE ENDCARD FOLD.** A storyboard page of type `endcard` (the finale card) does **NOT** compile to its own
  `pages[]` entry: its single panel becomes the **PRIOR page's `closing.image`** (with the logo/tag/links in
  the same `closing{}` block). Reference: the storyboard declares **19 pages** ending in a standalone
  `P03_end[S22·endcard]`; the compiled IR ships **18** `pages[]` with `P_B12` (type `finale`, panels S20+S21)
  carrying `closing.image: "S22"`. The 19-vs-18 difference IS the fold — by design, not a lost page. NOTE the
  schema does not model `closing{}` at all (it validates via `additionalProperties`), so asserting "the fold
  actually happened" is step ②'s inline job, nobody else's.
- **THE PAGE-ID RULE.** The compiled IR's canonical page ids are **beat-keyed** (`P_B<beat>`: `P_B03…P_B07`,
  `P_B08_0…P_B12`), while the human `STORYBOAR

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Dernier push GitHub: 6 sept. 2026
Registre mis à jour: 8 sept. 2026
Chemin des instructions: skills/comic-json-compiler/SKILL.md @ f9c043e989ff

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