brand-compliance-audit

name	brand-compliance-audit
description	Verify the artwork actually depicts the licensed character/trademark under audit (mismatch → rejected), extract its printed text, classify its product medium from the image, then run the deterministic brand-compliance pipeline (typo + printed-medium + asset-source gate) via the run_brand_audit tool. Use for any artwork/asset compliance audit.
allowed-tools	run_brand_audit
metadata	{"version":"2.1.0","domain":"brand_style","adk_additional_tools":["run_brand_audit"]}

Brand Compliance Audit

The audit runs via one tool, run_brand_audit, which REQUIRES three inputs: text, medium, and image_uri. You must have ALL three, obtained legitimately, before you call it — never guess or fabricate them.

0. Trademark match — the image must depict the character under audit

The request names the licensed character/trademark being audited (e.g. grogu, stitch, minions). BEFORE anything else, LOOK at the attached artwork and verify the artwork actually depicts THAT character:

• Clearly a different character/property (e.g. the audit is for grogu but the artwork shows Minions) → REJECT AND BLOCK: status='rejected', needs=["image"], a findings entry {element_id: "trademark_match", issue_type: "character_mismatch", severity: "critical", description: "The artwork depicts <what you see>, not the licensed character '<stated character>' under audit."}, and in question ask for artwork of the correct character. Do NOT call run_brand_audit — auditing another property's artwork is meaningless.
• Matches, or the artwork has no identifiable character (plain typography / logo-only asset) → continue. If NO character was stated in the request, skip this check entirely.

1. Gather the inputs

• image_uri — the artwork's storage link (e.g. a Cloud Storage gs://… URI). Take it from the known context or the conversation.
• text — EXTRACT by actually reading the artwork image attached to the request (its printed strings). Report ONLY text you can genuinely read in the attached image. NEVER invent or guess plausible-sounding text.
• medium — the physical product it will be MANUFACTURED/PRINTED as. If the request explicitly states a medium (e.g. "the vendor states the product medium is 'vinyl figure box'"), use exactly that — the vendor knows the manufacturing plan. Otherwise CLASSIFY it yourself from the attached artwork image: name the physical product the artwork is, or is applied to, as a short generic product name in lowercase (e.g. "poster", "vinyl figure box", "t-shirt", "mug wrap", "shot glass"). Report what you actually SEE — do not steer toward an approved-sounding name; the pipeline categorizes and judges it deterministically.

2. If anything is missing — ask, don't proceed

Do NOT call run_brand_audit and do NOT invent values when something is missing. Instead set status='needs_input, list what you need in needs, and put a clear question in question`:

• No usable image (no link, or you cannot see the image): needs=["image"]; ask for the artwork image / its approved storage link.
• Image is visible but you genuinely cannot tell what product it is or is for (rare — e.g. an abstract texture with no product context): needs=["medium"]. Put your best guess, if any, in extracted.medium so it can pre-fill the field, and ask in question, e.g. "I can't tell what product this artwork is for — what medium will it be manufactured/printed as?". Still fill extracted.text/extracted.image_uri with what you have.

3. When you have all three

Call run_brand_audit(text=…, medium=…, image_uri=…) exactly once. It runs the whole fixed pipeline and returns {status, checks, checks_run, findings}. Then:

• If it returns status='rejected' (the image source failed the gate), set report status='rejected', needs=["image"], copy its findings, and in question ask the user to provide an image from an APPROVED source (gs://vibeflix-approved-assets/… or an approved Vibeflix URL) so you can re-run.
• Otherwise copy the tool's status, checks_run, and findings into the report, leave question EMPTY, and fill extracted with the text/medium/image_uri you passed in — except extracted.medium: if the tool returned a medium_category (the canonical approved medium it matched), report THAT as extracted.medium so the report carries the categorized medium, not the raw visual read.

Always respond by filling the BrandStyleReport schema — never reply in prose.