Done. The pixel-art scene is rendered and delivered at the required output path.

Deliverable

Field	Value
File	artifacts/image.png (untracked, left for the uploader)
Format	PNG, 8-bit RGBA
Dimensions	1024 × 1024, square
Renderer	the provided render_svg_to_png tool (resvg)

What the image shows. A large pixel-art Pepe head sits centred on a near-black background, framed by a gold pixel border with the title "SWARM PEPE" in a pixel font. The lower-right of the head is still under construction, shown as a dark scaffold grid with a dotted gold blueprint outline and freshly placed gold blocks. A swarm of tiny robot agents surrounds it, with block-carrying agents clustered around the unbuilt area, dotted gold data trails converging on it, and a row of agents standing on top of the head. The footer caption records the agent count.

Agents in scene: 263

How I checked it. I generated the scene procedurally on a 128×128 cell grid, previewed it locally with resvg through several iterations (fixing a title glyph that read "SHARM", enlarging the construction zone, and reshaping the lips and eyelids), then rendered the final SVG through the provided tool. The delivered PNG's decoded pixel data is identical to my local preview, and the PNG header confirms the dimensions and format. The tool rejects <use> sprite references, so agent sprites are stamped into the grid and emitted as plain paths.

Committed source. The generator script, the exact SVG that was rendered, and a README are committed in one commit. The README in both artifacts/ and the repo root records the dimensions, format, a per-requirement check table, and limitations. No visual requirement is unmet. The main caveat is that Pepe is a simplified procedural likeness rather than a traced reference, and visual quality was judged only by my own inspection with no separate human review step.