bridge-brief

To generate a structured creative brief for deck-building, you provide a topic with optional parameters like duration, audience, confidentiality, and budget. The system parses these inputs and dispatches a workflow that outputs a ready-to-save creative-brief.md file.

A narrative brief is a structured document defining your presentation's narrative arc, audience intent, and visual requirements. You need one before constructing complex decks to ensure consistent starting points and reduce back-and-forth collaboration during the workflow.

You coordinate audience intent and narrative arcs by inputting your topic and constraints into a pre-brief workflow. The system parses these parameters and generates a formal creative brief that outlines the required narrative structure before deck construction begins.

Yes, you can pass budget and confidentiality constraints into the presentation brief workflow. The system accepts these as optional flags alongside topic, duration, and audience input, incorporating them directly into the generated creative-brief.md document.

No, the creative brief workflow does not require any external dependencies or components to function. It operates as a standalone process using YAML frontmatter-driven workflows, argument parsing, and step-based brief generation.

The best way to automate the initial collaboration phase for deck narratives is using a pre-brief workflow that parses topic inputs and constraints, dispatches a narrative architect persona, and outputs a structured creative-brief.md ready for deck construction.