Add POV participant mode

README.md

@@ -98,6 +98,13 @@ is emitted into named-cast descriptors:
 couple/group prompts without turning every partner into a fully detailed primary
 character. Set a man slot to `full` when the partner needs exact hair/eye detail.
 
+`SxCP Man Slot` also has `presence_mode`. Use `visible` for a normal rendered
+partner. Use `pov` when that man is the first-person camera participant: he
+remains part of the cast and role graph, but his appearance descriptor and
+per-character expression text are omitted, and pose wording is rendered from
+the POV participant's viewpoint. The generic `SxCP Character Slot` exposes the
+same field, but it only has an effect when `subject_type=man`.
+
 Slots also expose `expression_enabled` and `expression_intensity`. Disable
 `expression_enabled` when that character should not receive a face/expression
 directive. Leave `expression_intensity` at `-1` to use the generator or Insta/OF
@@ -231,6 +238,9 @@ Important behavior:
 - Insta/OF cast metadata is rewritten as direct named-character prose such as
   `Woman A is ...` and `Man A is ...`, so Krea2 does not have to interpret a
   `Cast descriptors:` label.
+- Man slots set to `presence_mode=pov` are not emitted as visible cast prose.
+  The formatter keeps them in the role graph, rewrites the action from the
+  first-person viewer position, and adds a POV camera sentence.
 
 It outputs:
 
@@ -261,6 +271,11 @@ the shared primary creator (`Woman A`) in both softcore and hardcore outputs;
 additional woman/man slots fill partner descriptors before random fallback
 descriptors are used.
 
+For POV pair prompts, set the relevant `SxCP Man Slot` to
+`presence_mode=pov`. The softcore output frames the primary creator from that
+participant's camera, while the hardcore output keeps the same cast and scene
+but converts the role graph into first-person positioning.
+
 It outputs:
 
 - `softcore_prompt`