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Add your work

The gallery is a folder in the repository, and every piece arrives as a pull request. You keep the credit; the files, prompts and model names stay with the art so anyone can reproduce or compare it.

  1. Make something

    Draw with the plugin in any harness it supports: a sprite, a tileset, an animation, anything that came out of a live Aseprite window.

  2. Run the submit skill

    In Claude Code, type the command below. It exports a cover, saves the .aseprite source, writes generation.yaml with your prompts, models and plugin version, and checks it all against the gallery rules.

    /aseprite:submit
  3. Open the pull request

    The skill opens a pull request against the repository. CI runs the same checks; once it is merged, the piece appears in the gallery.

What about benchmarks?

Contributions go to the gallery. The benchmarks are run by the maintainers, under the same fixed setup every time, so the scores stay comparable; new models are added as they are tested.

Prefer to do it by hand?

The gallery README describes the folder layout, every field of generation.yaml, and the file size limits.

Run pnpm gallery:check before you push; CI runs it too.