In the chichi-pui platform, as the core instruction of AI image generation, the design level of the prompt directly affects the output effect. The platform strengthens this technical link through two major mechanisms: first, the "magic guide library" function systematically collects categorized spell cases (e.g., labels such as "clothing", "landscape", etc.), and each case displays the complete prompt structure and corresponding parameter settings, so that users can refer to them. Each case shows the complete structure of the cue word and the corresponding parameter settings, and users can refer to typical examples such as "future city, cyberpunk style, 4K resolution of neon lights at night", etc. Secondly, it is mandatory for the submission of spells. Secondly, the mandatory disclosure mechanism of the spell text when submitting a work creates a community knowledge sharing, so that creators can learn the description logic of high-quality works in the reverse direction. Professional users are advised to adopt the dual strategy of "positive description + negative exclusion", for example, adding negative prompts such as "low-resolution fuzzy and distorted" when generating characters. The platform also supports the selection and adaptation of different AI models, so that specific models such as CAPE can produce a stylized synergy effect with professional spell texts.
This answer comes from the articlechichi pui: a creative platform for sharing and generating AI imagesThe
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