Model reviewer: multi-step image consistency comes from heavy hand-built constraints, not one-line prompts
eyishazyer · x · 2026-09-15
In an ongoing model review thread, the author argues that a single good generation proves nothing anymore — what matters is a model behaving like one asset being revised across three steps, rather than three unrelated generations sharing a product.
However, they push back on hype: this level of consistency isn't achievable with casual prompting. Each build required heavy, specific constraints spelled out by hand.
Related event: Image Editing Consistency Requires Handwritten Constraints, Test Shows(3 posts)→
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