Fix Krea2 atlas cue prompt formatting

docs/krea2-ab-methodology.md

@@ -326,7 +326,7 @@ scene. The corrected test pattern keeps the coworking location intact:
   editing the generator, wait for `sxcp_eval_in` to advance to the new turn, and
   compare each image against the atlas verticality criteria. The useful axis is
   `nadir-angle` or `bird's-eye` plus standing male POV, nearby floor plane
-  dominating the image, one woman directly below between the viewer's feet, and
+  dominating the image, the woman directly below between the viewer's feet, and
   top-down office anchors. Avoid `plumb-line` and `map` in generator prompts
   because Krea2 can literalize them as drawn graphics.
 - `2026-06-29`: For quick wording-axis search, prefer a batched prompt-probe

docs/krea2-eval-log.json

@@ -1449,7 +1449,7 @@
       "result": "accepted",
       "decision": "provisional_generator_patch",
       "baseline_prompt_summary": "Earlier top-view probes on the same seed used vertical-shaft or generic steep-overhead wording and could still read too frontal, too horizontal, or too dependent on long office depth cues.",
-      "candidate_prompt_summary": "Prompt-only axis loop tested near-vertical floor-plane, plumb-line/map, nadir-angle, and bird's-eye standing male POV wording. The accepted axis is nadir-angle or bird's-eye standing male POV, viewer looking almost straight down from torso to floor, nearby carpet/floor plane dominating, one woman kneeling directly below between the viewer's feet, top-down office anchors, and a short centered vertical shaft column.",
+      "candidate_prompt_summary": "Prompt-only axis loop tested near-vertical floor-plane, plumb-line/map, nadir-angle, and bird's-eye standing male POV wording. The accepted axis is nadir-angle or bird's-eye standing male POV, viewer looking almost straight down from torso to floor, nearby carpet/floor plane dominating, the woman kneeling directly below between the viewer's feet, top-down office anchors, and a short centered vertical shaft column.",
       "observation": "Turns 67, 69, and 70 on sampler seed 4242424242 produced the first clearly atlas-like verticality after the user rejected horizontal probes: viewer abdomen/shorts/feet anchor the lower edge, the woman is directly below between the viewer's feet, floor plane and nearby office furniture read as top-down anchors, her hair crown/forehead/shoulders/hands/knees are visible from above, and mouth contact stays centered. Turn 68 showed that plumb-line and map are unsafe generator words because Krea2 literalized them into drawn graphics. Mirror the nadir-angle/floor-plane wording as a provisional generator patch, but keep the catalog route candidate until another source or seed repeats it.",
       "baseline_image": "/media/unraid/comfyui/output/agent_bridge/img_e421319637bc45f0bb49bfc486c7f4ad.png",
       "candidate_image": "/media/unraid/comfyui/output/agent_bridge/img_ea922fa7bd6642f5bbe76b50f48b558b.png",
@@ -1457,7 +1457,7 @@
         {
           "source_case": "turn67 near-vertical floor-plane",
           "candidate_image": "/media/unraid/comfyui/output/agent_bridge/img_56d6738989794a569cfe45d79dd96e88.png",
-          "observation": "Strong vertical floor plane, one woman below the viewer, table and chair legs as top-down anchors, and coherent centered contact."
+          "observation": "Strong vertical floor plane, the woman below the viewer, table and chair legs as top-down anchors, and coherent centered contact."
         },
         {
           "source_case": "turn68 plumb-line map",

docs/krea2-prompt-guide.md

@@ -795,7 +795,7 @@ Works better:
 - `nearby carpet/floor plane dominates the image`
 - `viewer abdomen, shorts, thighs, and feet frame the lower foreground`
 - `shaft appears as a short centered vertical column from the foreground`
-- `one woman kneels directly below the viewer between his feet`
+- `the woman kneels directly below the viewer between his feet`
 - `hair crown, forehead, shoulders, hands, and knees are visible from above`
 - `desk legs, chair wheels, carpet texture, and floor seams as top-down office anchors`
 - `mouth seals around the centered shaft`
@@ -822,7 +822,7 @@ Correction probes: a later same-seed source-`46` probe showed that vertical
 center-shaft wording and generic steep-overhead wording can still feel too
 frontal or horizontal. A short axis loop found the stronger terms: `nadir-angle`
 or `bird's-eye` paired with `standing male POV`, `floor plane dominates`, nearby
-top-down office anchors, `one woman directly below between his feet`, and
+top-down office anchors, `the woman directly below between his feet`, and
 `short centered vertical column`. The `plumb-line` and `map` terms produced
 good geometry but literal drawn artifacts, so they should stay out of generator
 wording.