DESIGNOSFORGE v1.5.1
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DESIGNOSFORGE v1.5.1 Release Notes
Highlights
DESIGNOSFORGE v1.5.1 reserves the LoRA aesthetic training space needed for future case-image and reference-image learning.
- Adds a design-domain taxonomy for UI, poster, exhibition board, VI/brand, environmental art, packaging, typography, infovis, web, and short-video AIGC.
- Adds style axes such as minimal premium, editorial grid, Swiss modern, commercial product, soft luxury, tech futurism, cultural contemporary, environmental competition, experimental typography, and technical infovis.
- Adds
python -m app.cli lora init-aesthetic-spaceto generate corpus folders, domain manifests, and taxonomy snapshots. - Keeps real images out of git by default while tracking manifests, captions, quality reviews, and
.gitkeepplaceholders. - Adds documentation for rights status, rejected examples, comparison sets, and quality labels.
Why It Matters
Future LoRA tuning should not mix every image into one unstructured dataset. DESIGNOSFORGE now separates design domains and style axes so aesthetic preferences can be optimized intentionally.
The reserved corpus supports:
- real successful case images
- reference images
- rejected images for failure contrast
- before/after comparison sets
- captions and prompt annotations
- quality reviews for visual cleanliness, text accuracy, layout order, and reference fidelity
Validation
python -m app.cli lora init-aesthetic-spacepython tools/validate_source_skill.pypytest -q- text health audit with
mojibake_count: 0