Platform

Visual system

Character identity, visual assets, inventory, and image readiness.

LoreOS supports characters that can appear visually, not only in text. The visual system does not treat images as one-off generations: it keeps image generation grounded in identity, reusable assets, readiness checks, and probes so a character can appear consistently over time.

Core concepts

Identity image

An image that anchors the character’s face and visual identity.

Visual assets

Reference assets such as outfits, accessories, hairstyles, inventory items, and scene elements. Assets can be uploaded and managed per character.

Visual inventory

A structured list of assets and image-relevant details the runtime can use when planning or generating images.

Image readiness

Readiness checks tell you whether a character has enough visual grounding to generate consistent images.

Image probe

An image probe is a controlled test run. Use it to see whether the visual setup behaves as expected before exposing image generation to users.

  1. Create the character.
  2. Upload a strong identity image.
  3. Add representative wardrobe and accessory assets.
  4. Check visual readiness.
  5. Run an image probe.
  6. Use the generated result as launch evidence.

Start with the Visual assets endpoints in the API Reference.