alexandClaude Sonnet 5
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Analyzed every file across all three folders of the source "Pixel Ponies" pack (NES Style/, root, 32x32/ -- 143 files total) via three parallel agents, each instructed to actually render and look at every file rather than infer content from filename (the lesson from the earlier mane/eye-icon mixup). Findings written to web/app/data/pixel_assets.py, following the themes.py/pony.py data-module convention: - NES_STYLE_ASSETS: confirms the 9 "personality" files really are eye-icon glyphs (not hair), and that unicorn horn.png/pegasus wing.png really are just alignment-marker dots -- plus a new find: ponyville.png (same 256x256 canvas as the pose sheets) is actually an unused town tileset + a strip of achievement-style icon badges. - ROOT_ASSETS: 45 files, mostly mislabeled or incompatible (e.g. pegasus.png depicts a wolf-like creature with no wings; several "fly*" frames are blank; one has a hidden low-opacity watermark) -- 14 flagged usable. - GRID_32_SURVEY: the 76-file scraped collection surveyed by category (not usable as-is -- different, more detailed art style than the game's own sprites). Cropped 9 icon badges (apple/book/heart/horseshoe/hourglass/potion/sparkle/ tree/trophy) from ponyville.png's icon strip into pony-frontend/public/sprites/scenes/, and mapped 8 of them to the game's 8 adventure themes by actual story content (book -> Twilight's missing book, heart -> Fluttershy's rabbit, apple -> the apple harvest, sparkle -> Rarity's gem and Luna's stars, etc. -- see SCENE_ICONS in pixel_assets.py). Backend now returns "icon" on each theme from /api/content and "themeIcon" on scene data; frontend shows the pixel icon on theme-select cards and next to the theme title during gameplay. 74 backend + 65 frontend tests passing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <[email protected]>