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generative-media-prompting

The shared brief-to-prompt convention behind the media point tasks — parse the brief, select the model or tool, construct the prompt, then QA the output against the brief. Use when prompting for image, video, speech, or music generation or editing.

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# Generative Media Prompting

All six media point tasks open with the same four-step shape, visible verbatim in their
`@description` headers. Writing it down once removes six copies of the same tacit
convention.

## The four steps

1. **Parse the brief.** Extract what the request actually asks for — the creative intent
   for a generation task, or the source asset plus the requested operation for an editing
   task.
2. **Select the model or tool.** Choose the model (generation) or tool (editing) that fits
   the parsed brief. Each point task names the candidates it selects among; the selection
   is part of the task, not a caller input.
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