asset-spec

To generate AI art prompts and visual specifications from a game design document, you can parse the GDD, level designs, or character profiles to list required assets and produce ready-to-use prompts based on your art bible. This ensures consistent art and reduces manual definition time during pre-production.

The best way to automate asset spec creation for game art pre-production is to use a skill that parses approved systems or character profiles to instantly output structured spec files and ready-to-use AI image generation prompts, ensuring traceability by updating the master asset manifest.

Yes, you need an art bible to generate AI prompts for game assets, as it provides the technical preferences and visual guidelines required to produce accurate, structured spec files and image generator prompts that match your game's style.

Yes, you can update your central asset manifest automatically when new game systems are approved by running the asset generation skill, which integrates the newly parsed visual specifications and AI prompts directly into the master manifest for traceability.

To create ready-to-use prompts for image generators based on game character profiles, you parse the character documents alongside the art bible to extract visual details, producing structured spec files and targeted AI prompts that update the central asset manifest.