asset-spec

To generate asset specifications and AI prompts from a game design document, you can automate the extraction of structured requirements for sprites, VFX, and audio directly from your approved GDDs. This ensures outputs align with your art bible rules and naming conventions.

Maintaining art bible consistency across game asset pipelines requires applying standardized shape language and color systems to every generated asset specification. Automating this process enforces design rules and tracks integration with your master asset manifest to prevent duplicates.

Yes, you can create per-asset specs for environment props and UI elements from level docs. The generation process handles asset pipelines across systems, levels, and characters, producing ready-to-use AI prompts for each specific category.

Yes, you need an approved art bible and game design documents before generating AI prompts for game art. Running the specification process after approval ensures that the generated prompts correctly apply your established asset standards and color systems.

You can track asset status and prevent duplicates in a master asset manifest by automatically referencing and updating it during the specification generation process. This integration maintains oversight of all sourced assets across your project pipelines.