Aesthetic skill for AI agents — Chinese literati painting's 'brush-as-writing' tradition. Style tokens, anti-tokens, and rules from Song-to-Qing masters (Huang Tingjian, Mi Fu, Guo Xi, Dong Qichang). Source materials CC0 from The Met.
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sha256:615c2bacd1872c2f02b1d46d6990cdff682c71dce5f2a1886cae7b38fda6b95eskill-card.mdSKILL.md- Initial release of "Literati Brush," a cross-domain skill exploring Song–Qing dynasty Chinese literati painting aesthetics - Defines key style tokens such as calligraphic line, ink gradation, negative space, and poetic inscription integration - Lists incompatible anti-tokens like photorealism, geometric precision, and decorative excess - Provides application rules focusing on the dual role of brushstrokes, the use of negative space, and the importance of scholarly restraint - Outlines evaluation criteria for authenticity and aesthetic coherence - References 15 works from the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Cleveland Museum of Art as open-access source material