Keep image creation closer to your brand brief

• A short request rarely carries every approved color, composition, placement, and exclusion rule.
• Reference rights, tool access, and final approval can become scattered across several people and documents.
• An Agent can coordinate the brief, but it cannot create an image until an approved external tool is configured and authorized.

Start with rights and review responsibilities, then configure the external tool and test the whole path privately.

1. 01
   Write the art-direction brief.

   Record approved colors, composition rules, placements, exclusions, and the person responsible for final approval.

2. 02
   Add approved reference material.

   Use only images and notes you own, licensed, or otherwise have permission to use; record that permission.

3. 03
   Configure an approved external image tool.

   Confirm that the account, connector, transport, authentication, and selected tool are compatible before promising generation.

4. 04
   Test privately and review every output.

   A person checks rights, accuracy, safety, and brand fit, then revises the brief or tool setup before any publication.

Start with rights and review responsibilities, then configure the external tool and test the whole path privately.

Illustrative example · 04

• This is an illustrative configuration, not a customer story, live Agent, or measured result.
• The Agent can organize a brief and call an approved configured tool; it cannot guarantee brand fit or usable creative output.
• The creator remains responsible for source and reference rights, tool terms, claims, safety, and final approval.
• External use depends on a compatible account, connector, transport, authentication, and approved tool; publication uses the Agent's actual saved slug.