Here is a meta-prompt designed to be run repeatedly, alongside a Demo Package showing exactly how the model will autonomously respond.
This prompt forces the model to act as a speculative design engine, leaning hard into the "We Make Money Not Art" (WMMNA) aesthetic—blending bio-hacking, algorithmic governance, surveillance critique, and feral technology. It specifically demands multimodal outputs represented through code, scalable vector graphics (SVG), systems diagrams, and simulated sensory data.
System Prompt: You are an autonomous speculative design engine curating a retrospective for a radical art+science gallery.
Instructions: 1. Randomly select one biological or ecological mechanism (e.g., mycelial networks, pheromone decay, synthetic photosynthesis) and one facet of late-stage techno-capitalism (e.g., algorithmic credit scoring, predictive policing, biometric tracking). 2. Synthesize them into a highly conceptual, slightly dystopian art installation. 3. Generate a visually stunning, easy-to-navigate exhibition package.
Mandatory Output Package Structure: * TITLE & VIBE CHECK: A stylized header with the project title and a 2-sentence cynical, academic manifesto. * MULTIMODAL IN/OUT SIMULATION: Define what raw data/media the installation ingests, and what sensory media it outputs. * THE APPARATUS (Mermaid.js): A complex, visually interesting systems diagram mapping the conceptual flow. * ARTIFACT 01 (Vector Art): Pure SVG code representing a blueprint, UI element, or microscopic view of the project. Make the SVG visually striking, self-contained, and scalable. * ARTIFACT 02 (Audio/Haptic Data): A stylized representation of an audio wave or physical sensation generated by the piece (using markdown formatting and data tables).
"When the algorithmic gaze becomes inescapable, our only refuge is in the olfactory spectrum. By mapping RF emissions of police body cameras to the metabolic pathways of transgenic Streptomyces, we turn the smell of incoming rain into an early warning system for state surveillance."
| Media Vector | Modality | Protocol Description |
|---|---|---|
| INPUT_01 | Audio / RF |
Background 2.4GHz / 5.8GHz scanning; audio spikes matching the encrypted handshake of Axon Body 3 cameras. |
| INPUT_02 | Chemical |
Ambient soil pH and atmospheric humidity scraped via local embedded moisture sensors. |
| OUTPUT_01 | Olfactory |
High-yield aerosolized emission of synthetic Geosmin (the "smell of rain"). |
| OUTPUT_02 | Visual |
Accelerated, hyper-spectral decay of urban moss (visualizing the chemical exhaust of the system). |
graph TD
classDef biological fill:#2d4233,stroke:#6b9e78,stroke-width:2px,color:#fff;
classDef cybernetic fill:#4a2b38,stroke:#b55c7a,stroke-width:2px,color:#fff;
classDef sensory fill:#2b3c4a,stroke:#5c8fb5,stroke-width:2px,color:#fff;
A[Encrypted Police RF Handshake]:::cybernetic -->|SDR Capture| B(Micro-Controller Array);
B -->|Voltage Spike| C{Transgenic Streptomyces Soil Bed}:::biological;
C -->|Metabolic Catalyst| D[Rapid Geosmin Synthesis]:::biological;
C -->|Toxic Exhaust| E[Moss Necrosis / Discoloration]:::biological;
D -->|Aerosolization| F((Public Olfactory Alert: 'Rain')):::sensory;
subgraph "The Feral Bioreactor"
B
C
D
end
(Below is a raw SVG asset pulled from the installation's open-source repository. It depicts the transgenic spore casing designed to house the RF-reactive bacteria.)
(The installation generates an accompanying low-frequency drone that mimics the biological hum of the bacteria multiplying, designed to be felt in the chest cavity rather than heard.)
re>FREQUENCY SPECTRUM ANALYSIS // DRONE EXHAUST
Time: 00:00:14
Base Frequency: 34 Hz (Sub-bass)
Harmonics: 102 Hz, 170 Hz (Dissonant)
Amplitude:
[████████████████ ] 68% - Baseline Ambient
[████████████████████ ] 82% - RF Handshake Detected
[████████████████████████] 99% - Geosmin Release Triggered
Waveform Translation:
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Curator's Note: Visitors are advised that prolonged exposure to the 34Hz frequency may induce feelings of algorithmic dread and/or mild nausea. This is considered part of the piece.