asset-spec

You can generate visual specifications by feeding your approved Game Design Document into an asset spec generator that extracts asset needs and aligns them with your art bible rules. This ensures per-asset visual specs remain consistent and technically validated before production begins.

Maintain art bible alignment by converting approved design documents into structured per-asset visual specs that match your technical constraints. The system validates art direction prompts against your defined rules, ensuring every generated asset specification adheres to the established visual consistency standards.

Yes, you can generate AI image prompts directly from design documents by extracting target-specific asset needs and applying art direction rules. The system compiles drafted prompts for each asset, asks for your approval, and writes structured spec files to your designated directory.

You do not strictly need an existing manifest to start, as the system can accept explicit targets via command arguments. However, having a master asset manifest allows the system to automatically identify the next unspecced context and track production progress accurately across your pipeline.

The best way to track production progress is by maintaining a master asset manifest that updates automatically when new specifications are written. This approach links approved design documents directly to individual asset spec files, providing a tracked overview of your entire game art pipeline.