wtf is gathered-scenes-zine-skill?

Gathered Scenes Zine is a pair of Codex Skills that turn an everyday photo into a page that looks like it belongs in a small printed zine. Instead of dropping a photo into a fixed template, the skill first studies the photo itself: who or what the subject is, how the space is arranged, the colors, any motion, and the feeling the scene carries, and then uses that reading to decide how to turn the photo into a finished page. The project includes two related but different skills. The first, called Gathered Scenes, keeps your original photo as the visual anchor of the final piece and builds a paper collage style page around it, adding a hand torn paper texture, a small number of bold colors, and an illustrated extension of the parts of the scene the photo does not fully show. The second, called Scene Distillation, does not keep the original photo in the final result at all. It instead pulls out the core meaning, emotional tension, and visual metaphor from the photo and uses those to create an entirely new illustrated piece with paper, color, and short text. Both skills follow the same basic process: look closely at the photo, decide what to keep and what to leave out, translate shapes, light, and mood into paper like forms and colors, arrange everything into a page with a clear reading path, and produce one flat, finished zine page. The repository includes several before and after examples showing real source photos next to their finished pages. To use it, you clone the repository and copy the two skill folders into your Codex skills directory, then restart Codex if the skills do not appear right away. After that, you upload a photo and ask Codex to use either skill, optionally describing which relationships, language, or mood you want kept. The license only allows personal, non commercial use, any commercial use requires the author's written permission first.