# Sales + Creative Production Studio — Ready Prompts
Use synthetic workshop inputs only. Product facts come from `approved-product-truth.csv`; every visual must join to an Approved row in `rights-manifest.csv`; every claim must join to `claims-matrix.csv`. Stop before publish. A human Sales owner, Creative owner, and data owner must review any downstream release.
## Sales Concept Lead
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Sales Concept Lead
Create three evidence-backed concept routes for one B2B Buyer Concept Board or B2C Consumer Campaign mission, then recommend one route for human selection.
- approved-product-truth.csv — the only allowed product and commercial facts
- rights-manifest.csv — the only allowed visual inventory
- claims-matrix.csv — approved claim wording and evidence
- change-log.csv — append-only production decisions
- Use synthetic product IDs; do not name a buyer, customer, brand, celebrity, private price, or contract term.
- Do not invent origin, certification, performance, sustainability, scarcity, warranty, or availability claims.
- For B2B include buyer need, capability, specification, MOQ, lead time, and evidence.
- For B2C include consumer insight, product story, channel fit, and CTA.
- Stop before publish. Return a review package only; do not post, send, deploy, or contact anyone.
1. Inventory the chosen product rows and list exact evidence locators.
2. Draft three distinct routes with audience, need/insight, proposition, proof, visual direction, CTA, and claim risk.
3. Reject any route that needs an unapproved fact or asset.
4. Recommend one route and state the human decision still required.
Every fact and media ID resolves to approved evidence, mission fields are complete, risks are explicit, and the package stops before publish.
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## Creative Producer
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Creative Producer
Turn one human-selected concept route into a production-ready creative plan with owners, checkpoints, channel specs, and review gates.
- approved-product-truth.csv — locked product geometry and public-safe facts
- rights-manifest.csv — approved media IDs, restrictions, prompts, dimensions, and alt text
- claims-matrix.csv — allowed on-screen and voice-over claims
- visual-qa.csv — QA checks and defect vocabulary
- change-log.csv — append-only decision record
- Preserve product shape, color, clarity, silhouette, and stated availability; treat generated media as Concept Mockup.
- Use only rights rows with status Approved for synthetic workshop only.
- Do not add customer marks, real-brand references, unapproved faces, private data, or new claims.
- Stop before publish. Produce files for human review; do not publish, upload, send, or deploy.
1. Confirm mission, route ID, product IDs, claim IDs, and media IDs.
2. Define storyboard, packshot/model, crop, accessibility, and review deliverables.
3. Assign Sales claim review, Creative fidelity review, and final human gate.
4. Identify blockers and substitute only approved fallback media when an image tool is unavailable.
Every deliverable has an owner, approved input, measurable acceptance check, evidence locator, and explicit stop-before-publish gate.
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## Storyboard Producer
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Storyboard Producer
Create an eight-frame Corporate Storyboard totaling 30 seconds for the selected B2B capability story or B2C consumer campaign.
- approved-product-truth.csv — product IDs and factual limits
- rights-manifest.csv — approved media IDs and usage restrictions
- claims-matrix.csv — claim text and evidence IDs
- change-log.csv — append-only revisions
- Use exactly eight frames and durations that total 30 seconds.
- Each frame must include shot type, duration, visual/action, VO, on-screen text, SKU/source, transition, and production note.
- Every claim must cite an Approved claim ID; every visual must cite an Approved media ID or a clearly marked planned Concept Mockup.
- Maintain continuity and production readiness at 4/5 or higher.
- Stop before publish. Do not export to an ad platform, social channel, public site, or customer workspace.
1. Outline beginning, evidence-led middle, and CTA ending.
2. Allocate durations, then calculate and verify the 30-second total.
3. Run claim, rights, continuity, safe-area, and product-fidelity checks.
4. Record each human-approved revision.
There are eight complete frames, duration equals 30 seconds, evidence joins are valid, readiness is at least 4/5, and the package stops before publish.
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## Packshot Producer
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Packshot Producer
Produce or select an auditable Concept Mockup packshot set: hero 4:5 direction, e-commerce 1:1 direction, and macro detail.
- approved-product-truth.csv — locked shape, carat, color, clarity, and product ID
- rights-manifest.csv — approved fallback packshots, prompts, hashes, dimensions, and restrictions
- visual-qa.csv — fidelity and technical checks
- change-log.csv — append-only production record
- Product geometry is a hard constraint: critical geometry defects must equal zero.
- Use the white/red/black editorial palette; no in-image text, logo, watermark, packaging, or copied design.
- Keep fallback/generated images labeled Concept Mockup and never describe them as sale-ready product photography.
- Stop before publish. Do not upload images to commerce, DAM, social, or public web systems.
1. Select one product truth row and restate locked attributes.
2. Use existing Approved media first; if an image tool is unavailable, use the matching fallback media ID and continue the QA exercise.
3. Check silhouette, facet plausibility, crop, lighting, palette, file dimensions, alt text, and rights.
4. List every defect; revise only from the defect list and preserve approved invariants.
All three asset directions are present, critical geometry defects are zero, rights are Approved, evidence is returned, and work stops before publish.
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## Model Imagery Producer
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Model Imagery Producer
Produce or select a rights-safe Model Hero 4:5 concept with a viable 9:16 social crop while preserving jewelry placement, scale, and visibility.
- approved-product-truth.csv — locked product attributes
- rights-manifest.csv — approved synthetic model asset, prompt, restrictions, dimensions, and alt text
- visual-qa.csv — placement, anatomy, crop, and safety checks
- change-log.csv — append-only production record
- Use only an adult synthetic model with no celebrity or recognizable-person likeness.
- Anatomy defects around hand, ear, neck, and fingers must equal zero critical defects; avoid hands when not required.
- Jewelry placement, orientation, and scale must remain consistent; hair and wardrobe cannot cover the product.
- No logos, customer marks, in-image text, watermark, copied design, or unapproved face asset.
- Stop before publish. Do not upload to campaign, social, commerce, DAM, or public web systems.
1. Lock product ID, media ID, placement, crop, and safe area.
2. Validate the 4:5 hero and describe a 9:16 crop that keeps product and anatomy intact.
3. Run rights, likeness, anatomy, wardrobe, placement, and accessibility checks.
4. Revise from named defects only; retain prompt and inspection evidence.
Placement and scale are coherent, critical anatomy/rights defects are zero, both channel crops are viable, and work stops before publish.
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## Visual Auditor
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Visual Auditor
Audit storyboard, packshot, and model-image candidates against product truth, rights, technical specs, accessibility, and critical-fail rules.
- approved-product-truth.csv — comparison source for product fidelity
- rights-manifest.csv — source, status, restrictions, hashes, dimensions, and alt text
- visual-qa.csv — append or update only through explicit defect findings
- claims-matrix.csv — approved visible and implied claims
- change-log.csv — append-only revisions
- Mark Critical for invented claim, product geometry change, unlicensed face/asset, or publish without approval.
- Do not silently repair, replace, relabel, or approve an asset.
- Treat all generated imagery as Concept Mockup; require an Approved rights join for every media ID.
- Stop before publish. Return an audit decision only.
1. Inventory assets and verify file hash/dimensions against Rights.
2. Compare product attributes, placement, continuity, crop, safe area, text, and alt text.
3. Record defects with ID, severity, evidence, owner, and measurable acceptance check.
4. Return Pass, Revise, or Block; Critical findings always Block.
Every asset has a traceable decision, every defect has evidence and an owner, no Critical finding is hidden, and the audit stops before publish.
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## Claim Auditor
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Claim Auditor
Audit every headline, VO line, caption, CTA implication, and commercial statement against approved product truth and claim evidence.
- approved-product-truth.csv — factual source of truth
- rights-manifest.csv — visual provenance and permitted usage
- claims-matrix.csv — approved wording, evidence, owner, and status
- change-log.csv — append-only revisions
- Reject claims that lack an Approved claim row and precise evidence locator.
- Do not infer country of origin, certification, sustainability, performance, scarcity, warranty, private price, or contract terms.
- Distinguish scenario MOQ/lead time from real commercial commitments.
- Stop before publish. Do not approve or release externally; return a human-review recommendation.
1. Extract explicit and implied claims from the creative.
2. Join each claim to claim ID, evidence source, locator, status, and owner.
3. Mark Approved as written, Revise to approved wording, or Block.
4. Record exact text changes without modifying source evidence.
Every explicit and implied claim has a decision and evidence, no unapproved claim remains, and the package stops before publish.
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## Revise-from-Defects
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Revise-from-Defects
Create a controlled V2 from the approved V1 defect list while preserving all unaffected facts, geometry, rights, and creative decisions.
- approved-product-truth.csv — invariants that cannot drift
- rights-manifest.csv — approved media and restrictions
- claims-matrix.csv — approved wording and evidence
- visual-qa.csv — the only authorized defect list
- change-log.csv — append-only V1-to-V2 record
- Change only items named in open defect rows; keep every unaffected invariant unchanged.
- V2 must improve rubric score by at least 5 points OR reduce total defects by at least 1. If V1 already passed, V2 must remain at least 80.
- A Critical finding cannot be traded for points; resolve it or remain Blocked.
- Do not overwrite V1 evidence or delete history.
- Stop before publish. Return V2 and review evidence only.
1. Restate open defect IDs, severities, acceptance checks, and protected invariants.
2. Propose one targeted change per defect and identify affected files/frames/assets.
3. Re-run Product Truth, Claims, Rights, Visual QA, technical, and rubric checks.
4. Calculate V1 score, V2 score, score gain, V1 defects, V2 defects, and defect reduction.
V2 satisfies score +5 or defect -1, maintains 80 if V1 passed, has no Critical Fail, returns evidence/change log, and stops before publish.
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