Use Case Foundry: Constraint Engines. Topics: Caption Scene Grounder, Crop Contract, Game Design, Icon Object Crosswalk, Light Logic Proof, Messy Brief Sanitizer, Occlusion Rehearsal, Product Mockup.

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Create an original GPT Image 2 use-case image as one 3:2 landscape scene, not a contact sheet, not a 2x3 grid, not separate cards, not a circular rules machine, not a fold-out field kit. Format: a single isometric cutaway of a fictional "visual constraint foundry" machine: conveyor belts, transparent inspection chambers, crop gates, mask tunnels, shadow rigs, symbol hoppers, proof stamps, and tiny printed output samples moving through one continuous factory-like object on a clean studio table. No logos, no real brands, no celebrity likenesses, no public figures, no copyrighted characters, no politics, no sexual content, no violence, no dangerous instructions, no watermarks.

Small readable title on a metal nameplate: "GPT-IMAGE-2 USE CASE FOUNDRY: CONSTRAINT ENGINES".

Show six clearly different original use-case stations integrated into the same continuous cutaway machine, each with a short readable English label on a small industrial tag:
1 "Crop Contract" - a rough source scene passes through fixed aspect-ratio gates; output prints prove subject placement, safe margins, and thumbnail readability.
2 "Occlusion Rehearsal" - simple mask plates hide and reveal parts of a fictional object; outputs test whether identity survives partial obstruction.
3 "Icon-to-Object Crosswalk" - tiny abstract pictogram tokens enter a hopper and become plausible fictional props, with comparison labels for shape, function, and scale.
4 "Light-Logic Proof" - a miniature shadow stage with one lamp angle generates before/after object renders and small check chips for shadow direction and reflection consistency.
5 "Caption-to-Scene Grounder" - plain accessibility-style scene descriptions become inspectable safe visual thumbnails, with chips for count, position, and relation accuracy.
6 "Messy Brief Sanitizer" - cluttered sticky-note requests are transformed into a clean, safe, fictional production brief and a calm output mockup; no harmful, political, sexual, or brand content.

Visual requirements: one continuous isometric machine with visible input materials, transformation channels, inspection gauges, and generated-output thumbnails for all six stations. Labels must be small but readable. Use varied accents across metal, glass, rubber belts, colored paper, and neutral tabletop; professional product-design photography with crisp concept-art precision, high detail, playful but rigorous, not dominated by purple, beige, slate, brown, or orange.

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