A slider that adjusts the overall level of craft and execution in your images, from simplified amateur work on the negative end to polished professional mastery on the positive side.

So here's the deal with the negative end, it's supposed to give you that sloppy amateur vibe, you know, clumsy composition, colors that don't really work together, all that. But honestly? It doesn't go nearly that far. What you actually get is more... simplistic. Like, scaled back, less refined, but not aggressively bad or anything. It's more "beginner who's trying" than "complete disaster." Just managing expectations here.

On the positive side though, things tighten up nicely. You get that almost expert-level polish where composition, lighting, and color all click together, sharp clarity, thoughtful visual hierarchy, the whole professional-grade package where everything feels intentional and skillfully executed.

Works across the usual -10 to 10, but here's the thing—this is very much a beta. It works decently with most styles and photographic subjects, but it tends to push toward realistic rendering and honestly starts breaking down around strength 6-7 on the positive end. Not sure why yet, probably something in the training, but it gets weird up there.

Needs feedback, like, genuinely. I need to know how this performs across different prompts, styles, and use cases because right now I'm working somewhat blind on what needs tweaking. If you use this, let me know what worked, what broke, and where the sweet spot was for your particular setup. The more real-world testing this gets, the better version 1.0 will be.

So yeah, proof of concept vibes. It does something interesting, but it's not quite there yet.