# Arcanea Prompt Quality Audit v1

> Campaign: arcanea-living-constellation-100 · v1.10.0 · structural evidence only

This audit measures the complete engine-neutral contract set before provider execution. It proves structure, specificity, lineage, and truth boundaries; it cannot score image quality or select a winning render system while output count remains 0.

## Current result

- Contracts audited: **100**
- Structurally executable jobs: **91**
- Truthfully gated jobs: **9**
- Concrete consequential story beats: **100 / 100**
- Machine-readable output contracts: **100 / 100**
- Prompt hashes: **100 / 100**
- Accepted image references before Round 01: **0**
- Generated / approved / published: **0 / 0 / 0**

## Round portfolio

| Round | Subject mix               | Executable | Gated | Median story chars | Median constraints | Open variables |
| ----: | ------------------------- | ---------: | ----: | -----------------: | -----------------: | -------------: |
|    01 | godbeast + book-character |         10 |     0 |                223 |                 10 |             25 |
|    02 | guardian                  |         10 |     0 |                149 |                  9 |             50 |
|    03 | godbeast                  |          8 |     2 |                255 |                  9 |             50 |
|    04 | dyad                      |          8 |     2 |                149 |                 10 |            100 |
|    05 | agent                     |         10 |     0 |                126 |                  8 |              0 |
|    06 | agent + workflow          |         10 |     0 |                131 |                  8 |              0 |
|    07 | book-character            |         10 |     0 |                189 |                  6 |             18 |
|    08 | book-character            |          8 |     2 |                185 |                  8 |             40 |
|    09 | world                     |          8 |     2 |                310 |                  7 |             20 |
|    10 | regression                |          9 |     1 |                170 |                  6 |             20 |

## Subject portfolio

| Subject kind   | Jobs | Gated | Median identity-lock chars | Median story chars | Median constraints | Named review requirements |
| -------------- | ---: | ----: | -------------------------: | -----------------: | -----------------: | ------------------------: |
| agent          |   16 |     0 |                        626 |                124 |                  8 |                         0 |
| book-character |   25 |     2 |                        341 |                180 |                  8 |                         6 |
| dyad           |   10 |     2 |                        721 |                149 |                 10 |                        60 |
| godbeast       |   15 |     2 |                        373 |                265 |                  9 |                        45 |
| guardian       |   10 |     0 |                         96 |                149 |                  9 |                        30 |
| regression     |   10 |     1 |                        330 |                170 |                  6 |                        12 |
| workflow       |    4 |     0 |                        175 |                273 |                  4 |                         0 |
| world          |   10 |     2 |                        452 |                310 |                  7 |                        10 |

## Non-negotiable lint contract

Every campaign job must retain a valid content hash, at least one source reference, a substantial identity lock, a concrete action-and-consequence beat, a machine-readable one-asset output contract whose aspect ratio agrees with the human composition, an exact intended surface, crop-safety law, no-generated-text policy, material and light laws, unique visible constraints, unique exclusions, explicit allowed variation, deterministic file checks, human approval, and ledger-matching governance. Blocked work remains inspectable but cannot compile to an executable provider job.

The provider compiler must preserve the allocated style direction and job-specific exclusions, remove operational governance from the image-facing prompt, keep creative semantics aligned across lanes, translate FLUX exclusions into positive desired qualities, and bind every execution prompt to an immutable manifest.

## Interpretation boundary

Round 01 compares five rendering hypotheses on two controlled anchors without accepted image references. The audit can show that the contracts are comparable; only full-resolution outputs, blinded two-critic scores, hard-floor evidence, and a human decision can select primary and secondary modes. Rounds 02–10 then use deterministic primary/secondary portability allocation and freeze after each ten-image batch.

The deterministic validator removes only the declared style id, style direction, and that style's exclusions, then proves that every remaining Kael contract is identical across five modes and every remaining Draconis contract is identical across five modes. Subject, story beat, evidence object, composition, geometry, light law, material law, governance, references, and acceptance floors therefore remain matched-pair controls.