# JBNX Studio Model m/005 — My-le

Real person, used with consent. Built with the AI Model Reference Pack Framework:
https://projects.jbnx.io/framework/ai-model-reference-pack-framework · job file: `reference-pack-job.json` · QA: `qa.json`.

## Consent and privacy

- **Consent:** attested by the owner on 2026-11-03. My-le agreed to a public model page and to AI-generated stills and video of her likeness. She reviews new references and any speaking clip before production use.
- **Privacy:** the owner supplied 17 photos. Only My-le is identifiable in anything sent to a provider: her-only crops, with a store logo blurred out. Her source photos are not published; the job file records their SHA-256 hashes.

## Anchors (the owner's choice)

- **Face:** her smiling headshot against a white wall, restored 4x with Topaz Recovery V2 (face creativity 0): `assets/my-le-face-source-v001.jpg`.
- **Body:** the striped tee and skirt photo, cropped to her only and restored 4x with Low Resolution V2: `assets/my-le-body-source-v001.jpg`.
- **Extra identity inputs (not published):** a front neutral crop and a neutral close-up.

## Gate (three rounds)

1. **Round 1:** the face read longer, narrower and older than her photos, although face-ID was in range (0.50).
2. **Round 2:** a detailed written description of her face produced a different, generic woman (face-ID 0.055). Descriptive beauty terms override the photos.
3. **Round 3, accepted:** the original lock plus one restrained line ("keep her face width and cheek fullness; never thinner, longer or older"), with the front view given a slight closed-lip smile like her anchor.

## Output

- 19 4K stills: 8 body angles, 5 face turns, 3 expressions, 2 scene frames and a hero anchor.
- A 360 sheet.
- Four Kling 3.0 pro motion baselines: turn, walk, sit and talk.
- Every still is face-ID checked against her real photos, which score 0.36–0.60 against each other. Jev scored the key stills.

## Status

- My-le's review is pending.
- Voice is to come; the owner will add it.
- Spend is in `production-ledger.json`; the cap is $10.

## Outfit shopping checks — v1.0.0 (2026-11-08)

Default for every future outfit preview. Consult this page and the current `model.json` before generating. Attach the original face and body source anchors; her own photos win conflicts. Generated turns guide pose and remain subject to My-le's review. Store models supply clothing only.

| View | Pose |
| --- | --- |
| Front (0°) | Stand upright facing the camera. Level shoulders, relaxed arms slightly clear of the torso, feet naturally spaced and uncrossed. |
| 45° (45°) | Keep the relaxed shopping stance. Rotate the whole body together; no waist twist or exaggerated hip tilt. |
| Side (90°) | True profile: head, shoulders, hips and feet face the same direction. Keep the near forearm clear enough to show waist, side seam, hem and footwear. |
| Rear (180°) | Face directly away, with shoulders and hips square. Gently move hair over one shoulder if needed to reveal the back neckline and garment drape. |

- Keep natural posture and body proportions. No crossed legs, exaggerated back arch, hip thrust, tiptoe pose, waist twist or pulled hem. Footwear contacts the floor naturally.
- Hands, sleeves, hair and accessories must not hide the neckline, waist, side seams, hem or footwear needed for the fit check. Hold the bag beside the outer thigh in front/45° views; omit it from side/rear fit views if it blocks clothing.
- Keep her original facial appearance, age, skin tone under comparable lighting, hair and body proportions. Do not slim the body, lengthen legs or copy the store model.
- Use full head-to-toe framing with margins and equal body scale, camera distance, level mid-body camera, background and soft neutral light across all four views.
- Maintain the same outfit, colors, fabric, seam placement, hem length and footwear height. Rotate the same outfit with the body; never mirror asymmetric garment features.
- Keep natural fabric drape. A generated shopping preview does not establish actual sizing, fabric performance or measured fit.
- Use side/rear product photos when available. When missing, label unseen construction as estimated and keep it plain; never present invented closures, cutouts, pockets or decoration as verified product details.

Use a labeled 2 × 2 sheet with equal body scale, or individual views when detail needs more space. Reject missing/duplicate angles, hidden fit, cropped feet, anatomy errors, changed identity/body/skin tone and inconsistent outfit construction. The machine-readable contract and reusable prompt are `model.json` → `outfit_check_standard`; the copyable prompt is also in `prompts.txt`. This pose update does not approve or replace identity reference assets.