asset-spec

To generate asset specs from a GDD, input a target system, level, or character name to automatically translate approved design documents into structured, production-ready asset briefs. This requires alignment with the art bible and GDD approvals.

An asset manifest is a linked master tracker maintaining the status of all generated asset specifications throughout production. It is produced alongside AI-ready generation prompts to coordinate cross-team reviews and validate required assets against design documents.

Yes, character profiles and level documents are used to produce AI-ready generation prompts for visuals. The system translates these design documents into detailed asset briefs anchored to the art bible's shape language and color system, outputting ready-to-use prompts.

Yes, asset spec generation requires an approved art bible before production begins. Generated asset briefs must be anchored to the art bible's shape language, color system, and asset standards to validate against design documents and coordinate cross-team reviews.

The best way to automate per-asset specifications is to use a system parsing GDDs, level docs, and character profiles to output structured spec files and a master asset manifest. This ensures all briefs align with the art bible and track production status.

Generated asset briefs may fail to match the visual style if not properly anchored to the art bible's shape language and color system. Validating design documents and ensuring strict adherence to established asset standards before production begins resolves this.