# Attachments for the historical prompts

The five files in `prompts/original/` are verbatim prompt text from the October 23, 2026 design session. Their attachment numbers refer to images supplied with the original generation requests. The text alone does not contain those images.

This appendix lets you inspect the original decisions and repeat the method with your own materials. It does not promise an exact replay of the original pictures. If you replace a film, account, date, palette or attachment, save that version as an **adapted prompt** and keep the historical original unchanged.

## Prepare your inputs

1. Open a prompt file and collect the images listed below, in order.
2. Obtain Mobbin references through your own authorized Mobbin access. Canonical links and recorded search queries are in [references.json](references.json). This kit does not redistribute the Mobbin screenshots.
3. Use your own film stills where a source frame is required. The separate historical film stills are not bundled. Update names, captions and reference roles in your adapted prompt to match your replacements.
4. Attach the images to an image-generation tool that accepts image references, then submit the prompt. Keep the attachment order explicit if your tool handles references differently.
5. Compare the result against a task and revise the hierarchy. Check numerical behavior in an implementation using structured data, rather than reading invented values out of generated pixels.

The article assets below are public URL equivalents accompanying the article and kit. They are compressed publication copies, not a claim that the files are byte-identical to the original generation inputs. They become available when the article is published; the ZIP does not contain these linked images.

## Original input order

| Prompt | Attach these images, in this order |
| --- | --- |
| [01 Editorial Performance](prompts/original/01-editorial-performance-prompt.txt) | **1:** the [starting app screen](https://getsweat.ai/blog/media/social-dashboard/starting-performance.webp), or your current product screen. **2:** the [Vimeo report reference](https://mobbin.com/screens/fc739e8a-8b38-48cd-ba94-1df73fddece0). **3–5:** three source-film stills, originally Newton & the counterfeiter, The teenage pilot, and The country that wasn't there. Supply your own matching stills and adapt those identities. |
| [02 Film Contact Sheet](prompts/original/02-film-contact-sheet-prompt.txt) | **1:** the [starting app screen](https://getsweat.ai/blog/media/social-dashboard/starting-performance.webp), or your product screen. **2:** the [Loom library reference](https://mobbin.com/screens/9e8909a2-43b5-4007-b72d-05475a8c0af4). **3–5:** the same three film stills used for 01, in the same order. |
| [03 Screening Desk](prompts/original/03-screening-desk-prompt.txt) | **1:** the [starting app screen](https://getsweat.ai/blog/media/social-dashboard/starting-performance.webp), or your product screen. **2:** the [TikTok retention reference](https://mobbin.com/screens/5e145ee3-0bfa-448d-9abd-5fb16660bd9d). **3:** a portrait source-film frame, originally Newton opening a ledger with the caption “him down.” Supply your own frame and adapt the film identity and caption. |
| [04 Compact Video Grid](prompts/original/04-compact-video-grid-prompt.txt) | **1:** the chosen three-column library concept; the [published first-library concept](https://getsweat.ai/blog/media/social-dashboard/first-library-concept.webp) is a usable substitute. **2–5:** four additional film stills, originally The bridge for sale, The Fiji mermaid, Enron's trading floor, and The Loch Ness photograph. Supply four of your own and adapt their names. The prompt also permits illustrative supplemental scenes; those are mock content. |
| [05 Statistics-first Detail](prompts/original/05-statistics-first-detail-prompt.txt) | **1 only:** the chosen large-player detail concept. Use your own result from 03, or the [published large-player concept](https://getsweat.ai/blog/media/social-dashboard/large-player-concept.webp) as a substitute. No separate Mobbin screenshot or film still was attached to this revision. |

The [Later post-performance reference](https://mobbin.com/screens/cace2ad1-d70b-4734-84c8-f4c15d32c9ca) in `references.json` belongs to the later metric-drilldown research. It was not an image attachment to these five historical prompts.

## What the record establishes

- **Tool:** built-in ImageGen. The record does not identify the underlying model name, version or seed. Do not describe it as Google Imagen or claim a model setting that is absent from the record.
- **Inputs:** the initial concepts combined a current product screenshot, one Mobbin screenshot and owned film stills. The revisions used the selected concept plus the additional inputs listed above.
- **Output:** five raster concepts. All five saved images were 1487 × 1058 pixels, although the first three prompts requested 1440 × 1024. The later revision prompts requested 1487 × 1058.
- **Limits:** prompts and substitute inputs do not guarantee identical pixels, typography, chart coordinates or text. No deterministic replay recipe was recorded.

## Read the originals as historical drafts

The original prompts preserve choices that the subsequent work changed. In 02, “The video is the main object”; in 03, “Actual playback is primary.” The two revisions deliberately challenge those priorities. The warm palette, Rubik/Plex references and 2 px corners also describe the historical brief, rather than a complete statement of the newer shared design system.

All performance figures in the concepts are illustrative. The saved review recorded date-label problems in the overview, publication dates outside the compact grid's selected date range, and chart geometry requiring real data binding. Sample arithmetic, labels and plotted positions must be checked independently before implementation. A retention endpoint is not automatically a completion measure.

The native app captures in the article show a later implementation with synthetic preview data. They are not ImageGen outputs, are not inputs to these five original requests, and do not establish live-account results or a production release.