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Product asset production

Skill SylphxAI/skills/skills/product-asset-production

Public agent skills from SylphxAI — standards, product procedures, and one-command sync for Codex, Claude Code, and Grok Build

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Create or audit one exact, localized, accessible, rights-safe Product Asset Production Pack for apps and games: deterministic product captures, screenshots, icons/key/capsule art, feature graphics, trailers, demos, short/long video, captions, audio description, alt text, and store, website, YouTube, X, social, PC, console, mobile, and HTML5 variants. Use when approved product truth and Marketing or Store Listing briefs must become finished media files with provenance and QA. Marketing owns message and campaign briefs; Store Listing owns narrative, selection, order, and metadata; Distribution owns upload, certification, release, and live evidence.

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Product Asset Production

Turn approved product truth and channel briefs into one reproducible Product Asset Production Pack. Own the finished media and production evidence, not the product claim, campaign strategy, listing narrative, or publication state.

Atomic boundary

This skill owns capture direction, source scenes, asset creation, rendering, localization, accessibility variants, technical adaptation, file identity, rights/provenance, and exact-file QA for a declared asset set.

It consumes:

  • exact App/Game product and build truth;
  • a stable local request/artifact identity for every job; when another typed artifact requested the work, its exact producer handoff ID and, for an orchestrated product program, the immutable planning Manifest revision;
  • for production, the approved Marketing creative brief, Store Listing asset request, or both, according to the selected destinations; for audit, the exact existing file/pack set and its available owning brief or request;
  • brand, locale, accessibility, age, territory, rights, and disclosure rules.

It returns finished files plus one independently acceptable production pack. Marketing owns audience, message, campaign concept, and variant hypothesis. Store Listing owns listing narrative, asset selection/order, and metadata. Distribution owns upload, processing, submission, certification, rollout, and live readback. A later observed-state Product Program Manifest revision indexes the exact sibling artifacts; this skill never consumes that later revision.

Use the shared product artifact envelope for top-level identity, inputs, handoffs, assumptions, and proof. Every typed artifact input names the exact producer contract through fulfillsHandoffId; a standalone request need not invent an upstream artifact edge. The pack never self-hashes; only sealed inputs and exact child files carry reproducible digests.

App/Game truth + stable local request [+ producer handoff and planning Manifest N]
+ selected Marketing and/or Listing brief/request
-> Product Asset Production Pack
-> selected Marketing campaign and/or final Listing revision
-> Distribution evidence when release is selected
-> observed-state Manifest revision N+1 when orchestrated

If a downstream review requests a change, issue a new brief or pack revision. Never create a same-revision back-reference.

Agent-first invariant

For every selected product, locale, audience mode, platform, channel, device, input, aspect ratio, accessibility mode, and campaign/listing family, define and produce the complete scale-ready asset target now. Human staffing, rendering volume, localization volume, absent users, uncertain demand, or speculative ROI cannot defer selected variants, automation, provenance, accessibility, or QA.

Selection still matters. Do not generate irrelevant channels or formats merely because production is cheap. A dormant target creates no upload, public claim, tracking, rights exposure, or publication state. External rights, talent, partner access, platform approval, physical capture, and current policy remain real authority gates; agents must not fabricate them.

Resource guide

Read references/product-asset-production-patterns.md for the input record, production state machine, asset-family matrix, deterministic capture method, localization/accessibility/rights controls, QA matrix, automation loop, and current-authority routes.

Read references/pc-store-launch-assets.md when a Steam or other PC-store pack includes capsule/key art, screenshots, trailer, demo footage, creator/press materials, or platform/input/language claims that must match an exact build.

Workflow

  1. Freeze the production or audit request: stable local request/artifact ID, consumed producer handoff ID only when supplied by a typed upstream artifact, planning manifest when present, artifact revisions, exact build or product state, selected channels/locales/audience modes, intended placement, claims, asset families, variants, acceptance tests, deadlines, and non-goals.
  2. Retrieve current official format, dimension, duration, codec, file-size, safe-zone, disclosure, synthetic-media, age, localization, and accessibility requirements for only the selected destinations. Record source and expiry.
  3. Build the source plan: deterministic fixture account, seed/save, scene, device/input, camera, UI state, consent-safe data, product tier, performance mode, capture script, reshoot conditions, and prohibited/unreleased states.
  4. Create master sources at sufficient quality for all declared derivatives. Keep product capture, generated illustration, key art, typography, music, voice, talent, UGC, and third-party material separately attributable.
  5. For production, create each selected locale/channel/accessibility variant from the canonical source and applicable approved brief/request. Adapt composition and meaning; do not merely crop, stretch, translate pixels, or reuse one screenshot sequence everywhere. For audit, preserve input bytes and record corrections as a new candidate revision.
  6. Validate claim truth, exact-build fidelity, rights, consent/PII/secrets, cultural and age fit, text/RTL/glyph rendering, captions/transcript/audio description/alt text, safe zones, color/audio/video quality, and file specs.
  7. Bind every finished file to its source, transformation, tool/model/version, locale, channel, proof-backed claim, rights record, QA result, exact byte digest, supersession, and expiry. The top-level pack never self-hashes.
  8. Hand exact files and evidence only to the selected downstream owners: Marketing, Store Listing, Distribution, and the Product Program Manifest index as applicable. They may select, publish, submit, index, or reject; they may not silently edit a derivative or create a competing capture source of truth. An audit-only request may end with the revised pack and findings.

Evidence and state

Separate planned, source-ready, captured-or-created, transformed, validated, accepted, uploaded, and live-readback. This skill can prove only through accepted; upload and live state belong to downstream owners.

A concept board, generated mockup, interim stand-in, simulator frame, or asset plan is not an exact product capture. Label it and keep it out of truth-claiming screenshots or footage until the exact product state exists.

Hard gates

Reject or redesign a pack that:

  • invents or exaggerates product behavior, UI, gameplay, awards, reviews, rankings, prices, compatibility, accessibility, performance, or availability;
  • starts production from a circular, missing, expired, or unowned brief;
  • copies Marketing message ownership, Store Listing selection/metadata, Product Lifecycle orchestration, or Distribution publication evidence;
  • defers selected localization, accessibility, channel adaptation, rights, provenance, technical QA, or automation because of conventional human cost;
  • treats one crop, literal translation, aspect ratio, device frame, input mode, or visual hierarchy as universal;
  • exposes personal data, secrets, internal tooling, debug state, third-party content without rights, undisclosed synthetic media, or unapproved talent;
  • produces captions that omit meaningful audio, alt text that repeats marketing copy, illegible mobile text, unsafe flashes, clipped UI, or inaccessible contrast merely to preserve the master composition;
  • lets a model or generator approve its own claim truth, rights, cultural fit, or final exact-file QA;
  • hardcodes volatile platform specifications as timeless facts;
  • claims uploaded, approved, released, live, or conversion-proven from local files, generated manifests, or self-reported status.

Output contract

Return one Product Asset Production Pack containing:

  1. artifact ID/version/revision/state, evidence labels, consumed input refs, scope, selected destinations, non-goals, and unresolved authority;
  2. production brief reconciliation and claim/proof map;
  3. canonical source/capture manifest with exact build/state/seed/device/input;
  4. asset-family and locale/channel/accessibility coverage matrix;
  5. finished-file inventory with purpose, source lineage, transform recipe, dimensions/duration/codec/color/audio, locale, rights, and byte digest;
  6. captions, transcript, audio description, alt text, thumbnails, disclosures, and reduced-motion or other accessibility variants where applicable;
  7. technical, visual, localization, accessibility, rights, privacy, claim, and cross-file consistency QA evidence with rejected candidates;
  8. deterministic regeneration, cache, concurrency, failure, reshoot, supersession, retention, and rollback rules;
  9. exact handoff manifests for only the selected Marketing, Store Listing, Distribution, and downstream Product Program Manifest consumers; omit inapplicable consumers rather than creating empty obligations.

Use artifactDigest only on exact child files or sealed input references with digestRule: sha256-exact-bytes; never invent a top-level self-digest.

Routing boundaries

  • marketing-automation-blueprint owns channel strategy, message, campaign concepts, creative briefs, spend, publication policy, and performance loop.
  • store-listing-optimization owns listing narrative, metadata, asset request, final selection/order, disclosures, and conversion experiment.
  • software-distribution-readiness owns upload/submission, certification, rollout, withdrawal, and observed channel evidence.
  • product-lifecycle-architect owns planning and observed-state revisions of the cross-domain dependency graph and composition index, not this pack.
  • interface-craft owns product-interface implementation and polish, not promotional capture or media production.

Complete only when the selected pack can be reproduced from owned sources, every exact file passes its destination and audience checks, unresolved facts remain explicit, and the selected downstream or audit owner can accept or reject it without reopening product, campaign, or listing strategy.

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