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It's known that you have to be specific and precise when querying AI. Composing a prompt that gets your ideas through, while also providing the necessary quirks that you wish to include in your request, is more difficult than it appears, doubly so if you're dealing with image-based generative art, such as Stable Diffusion.

AI art is inherently derivative, which means that you shouldn't shy away from referencing other authors, suggesting certain art styles and movements to be considered, and so on. Scripthea was born out of this need to provide people with an environment where such comprehensive resources are in abundance and come freely available for use.

We're learning to interact with AI models as we go, but increasingly more resources to help users more effectively manage that are cropping up these days. This program is an effort to respond to this booming development of text-to-image generative art, per the developer's sayings.

The software takes a systematic approach to it all, which the interface should communicate even at first glance. Its Prompt Composer interface serves to provide not only modifiers, but also cues, both of which can help users reach the level of specificity and precision they're looking for.

Selecting and composing a prompt involves checking the cues and modifiers that are of interest to you. To that end, multiple modifiers can be appended to the chosen cues: the former works to steer the AI model to the desired result, while the latter provides the necessary context for your query. As you can imagine, experimentation is key when you have countless combinations like you do here.

Going a step further, the software supports Stable Diffusion local servers, which means that there's no need to copy and paste your prompts somewhere else — of course, provided you have set up the respective server beforehand. The Image Depot Viewer and Master menus are present on the interface to provide the means to organize the generated art more efficiently.  

There's a lot more than meets the eye with Scripthea, which is why it's a program that should very much be worth your while, especially if you dabble in generative art. The resources it provides for prompt engineering are comprehensive, and everything just comes together under this practical, no-nonsense interface, which is surprisingly approachable.