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Copyright (c) 2026 Steven Ellis

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ATTRIBUTION, AND WHAT THIS LICENSE DOES NOT COVER

The MIT grant above covers the original work in this repository: the scripts,
the prompt grammar, the identity-lock method, the on-model tells, the minors
guidance, the picker UI, and the documentation.

It does NOT purport to license the underlying pose taxonomy and pose set in
`references/pose-library.json`. Those are adapted from Pletor.ai's publicly
published "Teach fashion poses to AI" library by Raphael Guilhem:

  https://pletor-ai.notion.site/Teach-fashion-poses-to-AI-3b4c9eaadd0d80b8af26c6c43b8e86f0

That library carries no stated license. It is reproduced here with credit and
a link back, on the understanding that it was published publicly as a free
resource. If Pletor.ai would prefer it linked rather than mirrored, open an
issue and it will be removed the same day.
