Semantic recreation 60%
How closely the subject, action, and relationships match the target image.
60% of the quality score
Daily AI creation practice
Study the image, identify prompt fragments, replace distractors, and arrange them into a complete idea. After submission, AI generates your recreation and provides structured feedback.
Move from observation to expression, then use the generated result to understand how prompt fragments shape an image.
Study the subject, action, style, setting, and relationships in the scene.
Some prompt fragments do not match the image. Identify what needs to change.
Choose better fragments and arrange them into one complete, clear prompt.
AI creates your recreation and provides feedback on meaning, style, setting, and time.
This static example does not connect to live challenge data. It shows how prompt fragments can be checked, replaced, and reordered.
Complete reordered idea
A little fox in a yellow scarf, reading in a quiet meadow under the stars, in a warm picture-book illustration style.
This example is for demonstrating the workflow.
The system reviews three quality dimensions, then combines quality and completion time into a total. This page explains only user-facing rules, not model prompts, internal thresholds, or anti-abuse logic.
How closely the subject, action, and relationships match the target image.
60% of the quality score
How well visual approaches such as picture-book, paper-cut, or watercolor styles match.
25% of the quality score
How closely the place, background, time, and atmosphere match the target.
15% of the quality score
Quality contributes 85% of the total, and completion time contributes 15%.
Completion time affects challenge performance. Once the prompt is accurate, finishing sooner produces a higher time score.
Each submission costs 5 Inspiration Points. You may try more than once that day, but you cannot submit again after viewing the standard recipe.
Rewards pay only the difference needed to reach your best grade for the day. Repeating a challenge adds points only when your best grade improves.
After scoring, the result card brings the grade, total, dimension scores, time, and an encouraging next step together.
Example result
S
Example total
91 points
The score, time, feedback, and reward shown on this card are demonstration data.
Example time
02:18
Example target reward
+10 Inspiration Points
Example feedback
You observed the subject and setting closely. Next time, pay a little more attention to texture so the style moves even closer to the target.
The example shows the target reward for this grade. The amount actually added is the difference from your best grade reward that day.
After scoring, you can export a certificate containing the target image, your recreation, score, time, and encouraging feedback.
Certificate example
Completed the daily AI creation challenge
Xiaobu Lab
This certificate records a personal creation challenge and is not an academic or professional credential.
These activities come from the challenge mechanics and do not guarantee a particular learning outcome.
This public guide does not display real user challenges. Every example on the page is simulated.
Observe the target image, identify distractors, rebuild the prompt, then generate a recreation and review feedback.
Observe the day’s target image, find distractors in the prompt puzzle, replace them with better fragments, and reorder the complete prompt. AI then generates a recreation and returns scores and feedback.
Yes. Quality contributes 85% of the total and completion time contributes 15%. Once the prompt is accurate, finishing sooner produces a higher time score.
You may try more than once that day. Each submission uses the required Inspiration Points, and viewing the standard recipe prevents further submissions that day.
Each submission currently costs 5 Inspiration Points. If generation or scoring fails, the points are handled under the product’s existing failure rules.
No. Viewing the standard recipe ends further submissions for that day, so open it only after you have finished trying.
No. Challenge results are not public by default. They are shared only when a user actively uses an existing sharing feature, under the product’s current rules.
Yes. After scoring, you can export a certificate recording the target image, recreation, score, time, and encouraging feedback. It is not an academic or professional credential.
Yes. Daily challenges currently provide Chinese and English content, shown according to the selected interface language.
Bring your observation and expression into the challenge, then turn prompt fragments into an AI creation of your own.
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