asset-spec

To generate asset specifications from a game design document, the Skill reads your art bible and technical preferences, identifies the required asset list, and compiles structured per-asset spec files. It confirms the asset list with you before writing the approved specs.

Creating AI image prompts for 2D VFX and UI game assets involves translating art direction and technical constraints into detailed visual descriptions. This Skill generates production-ready prompts directly from your level and character docs to ensure style consistency.

Maintaining an asset manifest during spec generation happens automatically; the Skill identifies the next unspecced "Needed" entry in your manifest, generates the visual specification, and updates the master asset manifest so production can move forward without duplication.

Yes, you can use game design docs to drive production planning for character and level art. The Skill applies context-driven asset discovery to system, level, and character documents to produce both creative direction and technical production constraints.

Yes, an art bible is required to generate production-ready asset specs. The Skill needs to read your art bible and technical preferences upfront to ensure the generated visual specifications and AI image prompts match your established style and budget.

Asset teams lose time translating GDDs into art production specs because manual conversion leads to duplicated work, mismatched visual styles, and missed budgets. Automating spec generation from design docs ensures consistent, production-ready art direction.