This repository is where I organize structured AIGC workflow definitions for visual production.
I use it to keep workflow ideas readable: what the workflow is for, what inputs it expects, which stack it relies on, and what quality checks matter before I consider the result usable.
- a small static site that presents workflow categories
- workflow specs under
workflows/ - a validation script that checks every workflow file for required fields
- a simple structure for documenting stack choices and QA logic
- product detail imagery
- lookbook and scene building
- brand storyboard planning
AI visual work becomes hard to reuse when it only exists as screenshots, node screenshots, or scattered notes. I prefer a structure that makes each workflow easy to revisit:
- define the purpose
- list the inputs clearly
- record the model and node stack
- write down the quality checks
- keep workflows grouped by output type
npm run validate:workflowsworkflows/workflow specs in JSONscripts/validate-workflows.mjsschema-like validation for workflow filesindex.html,styles.css,app.jsstatic site for browsing workflow categories
- add more workflow families as production needs grow
- attach preview assets that are safe to share
- expand model routing and post-processing notes
- keep the workflow files consistent enough to be searchable and reusable
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