Briefer - Creative Pipeline to IntroGen Bridge

Read the upstream creative pipeline output from a department run or pasted JSON, and report what is present, what is missing, and which decisions remain unconfirmed by the buyer.

Choose the IntroGen video type whose beat arc fits the approved angle, and flag any duration override that would stretch that arc beyond what it was designed to carry.

Translate the pipeline documents into IntroGen's option surface field by field, and declare which upstream decisions cannot cross the boundary and what that costs.

Fold banned elements, do-not-say entries, do-not-reference competitors and compliance constraints into the single avoid field that carries the pipeline's compliance work into production.

Classify every claim the film would make as supported by the brand site, usable only as tonal direction, or unpublishable, so nothing fabricated reaches a render.

Turn hook language and angle intent into a compact producer direction paragraph, since IntroGen accepts direction rather than shots or a script.

Plan how approved hooks and lengths become real outputs on a studio where each variant is its own production run, not a cheap recombination.

Turn the studio's current state into a go or no-go list before briefing, so a known broken capability is surfaced up front instead of discovered mid-production.

Assemble the auditable briefing record that captures what was sent to the studio, what was dropped, and why, as the handoff back to the testing stage.