asset-spec

Generating AI image prompts from game design documents involves parsing GDDs or character profiles to extract implied assets. The system groups these by category and produces ready-to-use visual descriptions anchored to your art bible's shape language and color system.

Maintaining asset naming conventions is achieved by enforcing project standards during the asset specification process. The system coordinates technical-artist tasks, assigns global ASSET IDs, and updates the project asset manifest to ensure consistency across all generated assets.

You can coordinate art director and technical artist tasks using full, lean, or solo modes. The system captures conflicts between artistic direction and technical budgets, ensuring visual specifications align with technical constraints before production.

Preparing production-ready asset manifests for VFX and UI elements requires extracting art bible rules and technical preferences from your design docs. The system categorizes assets, assigns sequential ASSET IDs, and creates manifest entries to consolidate shared resources across levels.

This approach works for speccing outsourced game art assets by generating per-asset visual specifications and AI generation prompts. It ensures external vendors receive consistent, art-bible-compliant descriptions and naming conventions for accurate asset delivery.