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visual-style-direction
Translate a creative brief, brand system, or reference set into an original, portable visual-direction system for image and video production. Use for art direction, reference analysis without imitation, design tokens, palette and contrast, typography, composition, texture and material, lighting, lens and camera language, motion language, cross-shot continuity, accessibility, production handoff, visual review, and repair; do not use for provider-specific API syntax or model-specific prompt recipes.
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# Direct the visual system
Create a visual grammar that another production agent can execute repeatedly, not a pile of adjectives and not a clone of a reference. Translate intent into observable rules, encode the rules in portable artifacts, prove them on representative frames or shots, and repair the system rather than patching isolated outputs.
## Evidence labels used here
- **Documented fact** — a statement supported by a standard, first-party technical document, or institutional source.
- **Research finding** — a result from a cited empirical study; apply only within the study's limits.
- **Production heuristic** — a practical rule of thumb. Treat it as a testable default, not a law.
Keep these categories distinct in the direction packet. Never present taste, convention, or a provider behavior as a standard.
## Deliverable contract
