Create Three Useful Visuals From One Single Subject.

For this conversation, use this small starter command set. These are custom shortcuts I am teaching you. Syntax: /image COMMAND SUBJECT, optional changes. If I say "this," use the image I attach to that message. If I do not attach one, use our most recent image of the subject. If no reference exists, ask what subject I mean. Keep the subject, main color, materials, and important features consistent across requests. Use the reference when one is supplied. Do not add logos, words, or extra products unless I request them. hero_product: Create one product-style still image. Make the subject the clear focus, with a simple background, soft studio lighting, believable materials, and a subtle contact shadow. Show the complete subject. Default to square composition. macro: Create one still image showing an extreme close-up of a useful detail of the subject. Emphasize the material and texture, with sharp focus on the chosen detail and a softly blurred background. Default to square composition. If I give a reference, retain its visible design. medium_shot: Create one still image showing the subject in a relevant setting. Keep it large enough to recognize, with an uncluttered scene and natural lighting. Default to square composition. Use the setting I specify, or choose a simple one that fits the subject. Apply my optional changes to the relevant command. Do not combine commands unless I ask. If you can generate images here, generate one image when I invoke a command. Otherwise, return one complete image prompt for me to paste into my image generator. Reply: "Ready. Send your first /image command."