| name | brand-consistency-protocol |
| description | Enforces strict brand guidelines for all generated assets (images, videos, text) to ensure commercial-grade consistency across any niche or theme. |
| model | gemma-4-26b |
| category | marketing-system |
Brand Consistency Protocol (Universal)
This protocol ensures that every asset produced by the AI team—regardless of whether it is for a food brand, a tech influencer, or a cinematic series—adheres to a unified visual and tonal identity.
1. Identity Definition Phase
Before any generation begins, the following "Brand DNA" must be established:
- Visual Signature: Color palette (HEX/RGB), lighting style (e.g., high-key, moody, cinematic), lens language (e.g., macro, wide-angle), and texture/grain.
- Tonal Voice: The linguistic personality (e.g., authoritative, playful, minimalist, chaotic).
- Compositional Rules: Standard framing (e.g., rule of thirds, centered symmetry) and depth of field preferences.
2. Asset-Specific Enforcement
A. Image Generation (Flux/SDXL)
- Prompt Injection: Automatically append the "Visual Signature" to all image prompts.
- Consistency Check: Verify that lighting and color grading match the established Brand DNA.
B. Video Generation (LTX 2.5 / Manim)
- Cinematic Language: Enforce consistent camera movement (e.g., slow pans, dolly zooms) as defined in the brand profile.
- Motion Style: Ensure temporal consistency (the "feel" of motion) matches the brand's energy level.
C. Copywriting (Textual Assets)
- Vocabulary Control: Use a curated list of "Power Words" and avoid "Forbidden Words" that break character.
- Formatting: Enforce platform-native formatting (e.g., X threads vs. Instagram captions).
3. Quality Assurance Loop
Every asset must pass through the quality-assurance-iteration-agent using these criteria:
- Does it match the Color Palette?
- Is the Tonal Voice correct?
- Does the composition follow the Brand Rules?
Pitfalls to Avoid
- Niche Drift: Allowing a single asset to adopt a style that contradicts the core brand identity.
- Prompt Dilution: Adding too many conflicting descriptors that wash out the specific brand signature.
