A flat griddle, picnic tables with depth, and a notebook of what works · Sprite Manager devlog

The food truck's griddle came back side-on, with a tall front, legs and wheels, next to a truck drawn flat from above. The Owner traced it to one picture: the style reference had an old stove from before the kitchen went flat. With a current reference, and a prompt that spells out "the top fills the shape, only a thin lip shows, no legs or wheels", the redo came back flat first time, and the hot version still changes only the cooktop.
The picnic tables went the other way: the Owner wanted a little depth, like the restaurant's chairs. They now show a front edge and legs, and each bench and the tabletop sit in their own tile row, so a customer can sit between them.
The bigger change is how prompts get written. Every image now records the exact prompt text it answered, a ledger counts how often each kind of sprite came right first time, and a lessons file keeps each rule next to the evidence that earned it, so a failure teaches something once instead of repeating.