Andrew GinnsandGitHub dbb7d1947a Clarify hatch-pet running row semantics (#391)
## Summary
- Clarify that the non-directional hatch-pet `running` row is an active
working/in-progress task loop, not literal foot-running
- Keep `running-right` and `running-left` as the only directional
locomotion rows
- Update the generated row prompt requirements so image generation
rejects jogging, sprinting, treadmill poses, raised knees, long steps,
pumping arms, and travel for the `running` row
- Port the local low-distraction `idle` guidance into hatch-pet without
replacing Gabriel's subagent/imagegen workflow: idle now asks for subtle
breathing/blinking/bobbing only and rejects distracting action states

## Validation
- `python3 -m py_compile
skills/.curated/hatch-pet/scripts/prepare_pet_run.py`
- `python3 skills/.curated/hatch-pet/scripts/prepare_pet_run.py
--pet-name Testy --description "A tiny test pet." --pet-notes "a tiny
blue test pet" --output-dir
/private/tmp/openai-skills-hatch-running-prompt-check --force`
- `rg -n "active working|literal foot-running|running a task|generic
in-place|Show in-place running|jogging|sprinting"
/private/tmp/openai-skills-hatch-running-prompt-check/prompts/rows/running.md
/private/tmp/openai-skills-hatch-running-prompt-check/imagegen-jobs.json`
- `python3 skills/.curated/hatch-pet/scripts/prepare_pet_run.py
--pet-name Testy --description "A tiny test pet." --pet-notes "a tiny
blue test pet" --output-dir
/private/tmp/openai-skills-hatch-idle-prompt-check --force`
- `rg -n "low-distraction|subtle idle|same pose|waving, walking|first
and last|active working|literal foot-running"
/private/tmp/openai-skills-hatch-idle-prompt-check/prompts/rows/idle.md
/private/tmp/openai-skills-hatch-idle-prompt-check/prompts/rows/running.md`
2026-05-05 22:02:11 +07:00

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