The operator fills a brief. The compiler turns those fields into one prompt. Hand-written prompts are a fallback, not the main path.
Fields#
| Field | Required | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| Goal | yes | What the viewer should do or understand |
| Audience | yes | Vocabulary and examples |
| Offer or subject | yes | Product, event, lesson, or idea |
| Duration | yes | Script length and edit rhythm |
| Aspect ratio | yes | Composition and safe areas |
| Style skill | yes | Visual system from .agents/skills/ |
| Spoken language | yes | Voice and captions |
| Must-keep facts | no | Claims the script is not allowed to invent |
| Reference links | no | Pages or clips the research step may cite |
| Call to action | no | Last card |
Compiler rules#
- The skill file is the visual law. The compiler attaches it. The model does not invent a second palette.
- Facts in "must-keep" are quoted into the prompt as constraints, not as inspiration.
- The compiler writes the target file name, frame size, and frames per second into the prompt.
- The compiler does not ask the model to browse the web unless the research step is enabled for that job.