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To generate a Descript assembly guide, you input a finished segment manifest containing narration, visuals, motion, and intent fields to produce an editor-ready markdown guide with a summary, asset inventory, timeline, and assembly instructions.

A Descript assembly guide is a structured markdown document detailing asset order, track assignment, timing, and transitions. You need one when streamlining human video assembly for narrated-lesson projects to ensure intent-preserving edits.

Yes, the manifest interpreter reads behavioral intents, audio, visuals, motion, and SFX fields to produce precise timeline table entries and segment-level instructions suitable for human editors performing QA and post-edit review.

Generating a complete assembly guide requires a manifest with enforced fields for narration, visuals, motion, SFX, and intent. The tool validates these segment fields to output the summary, asset inventory, and timeline sections correctly.

No, the assembly guide generator requires the pyyaml dependency to parse and validate the YAML manifest structure before creating the deterministic, human-facing markdown guide for video editors.

Manifest generation fails when required segment fields like narration, visuals, motion, SFX, or intent are missing or incomplete. The generator enforces these fields to document asset order and timing for editor-ready instructions.