asset-extractor

Yes, you can generate a structured assets.json file from your multi-episode outlines. The output enforces structured metadata, tracks asset appearances, and records canonical IDs, first/last appearances, and total counts for characters, props, and scenes.

Consolidating scene data from multiple episodes requires identifying and merging duplicate assets while standardizing their names. This process collects scattered scene information and produces a final, structured inventory with appearance tracking and canonical IDs.

Merging descriptions for duplicate assets found in different episode outlines is handled automatically during the extraction process. It intelligently identifies matching assets, combines their descriptions, and normalizes naming to produce unified metadata entries.

Yes, asset deduplication tracks first and last appearances across episodes. The extraction process enforces structured metadata, logging total appearance counts and generating canonical IDs to track each character, prop, or scene accurately.

Before running asset extraction, you need to prepare multi-episode outlines containing asset information. Once imported into the system, the tool automatically processes the characters, props, and scenes to generate the final assets.json file without additional dependencies.