Use when the user wants to create, explore, adapt, refine, polish, or review visual creative such as campaigns, ads, social posts, product imagery, scenes, offers, logos, brand systems, styles, charts, decks, or related marketing and design assets.
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Produce is the main Creative Production workflow. It turns a concrete brief, source asset, selected board item, or starter follow-up into reviewable visual work inside the Creative Production app.
intake to mount the zero-state board. Do not use structured intake.creative_production_board directly once with action=open. Do not invoke it through functions.exec; the direct MCP result carries the UI resource the host needs. Keep the returned boardId for the entire workflow.action=begin_generation and stable placeholder IDs. After each generated file exists, call action=complete_generation with the matching item ID and absolute imagePath. Use fail_generation for failed outputs. Never call open again to refresh or continue a board.references/board-runtime.md when creating, importing into, or refreshing a board.NEEDS_COORDINATOR_INPUT; close terminal workers before replacements or retries. If runtime capacity is lower than expected, reduce the wave size. Validate that every returned path exists and is non-empty. Preserve successful and cached outputs. Retry only outputs that are missing or invalid, with at most 2 total attempts per output. Do not use the local /api/images endpoint for native generation. Do not use codex exec, restore runtime/codex_exec_image_batch.py, or introduce another process-based native fallback.boardId, item ID, and revision. Every result identifies the same widget resource and board session so the host can update the existing mounted board; the bounded refresh watcher is recovery, not the primary delivery path. Do not render or remount another board.Load one or more mode references only when the request needs their distinct prompt or artifact guidance:
references/modes/ads.md for paid social, display, OOH, ecommerce, UGC, proof-led, or campaign ad directions.references/modes/scenes.md for product, service, venue, or offer placement in realistic contexts.references/modes/offers.md for offer-led, product-led, service-led, hero, or landing-page visual families.references/modes/shots.md for angles, crops, pans, zooms, macro details, or camera variants from an anchor image.references/modes/logos.md for new identity directions, marks, wordmarks, and lockups.references/modes/styles.md for reusable palette, typography, texture, lighting, and visual-system directions.references/modes/positioning.md for audience, occasion, proof, differentiation, and visual implication exploration.references/modes/charts.md for chart-specific visual treatment that preserves data and meaning.Load cross-cutting contracts only when their condition applies:
references/review-renderer.md when a helper produces a review manifest or local review page.references/contracts/source-preservation.md when an existing image, selected board item, product, person, packaging, logo, or chart must remain recognizable.references/contracts/exact-content.md when copy, chart values, labels, logos, claims, dimensions, or legal content must remain exact.references/contracts/deterministic-exports.md when the user asks for publish-ready, platform-specific, or final exported assets.When no mode requires a different structure, generate 4-6 distinct visual directions. Each board tile must be one clean visual asset, not a collage, contact sheet, or mood board inside a mood board.
Use safe defaults for sparse but concrete requests. Do not invent claims, prices, certifications, endorsements, product facts, or readable copy.
Lead with the active board and what the user should compare, select, reject, or refine next. Do not lead with local files, manifests, server URLs, or implementation details.
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