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Draft Image Prompts
Draft weekly AI image prompts from approved visual briefs
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- Production weekProduction week
Your Monday schedule supplies the workweek dates for this batch.
- Image briefsImage briefs
Your brief tasks show approval, timing, visual direction, and the requested image format.
- Existing prompt entriesExisting prompt entries
Your current weekly entries show which brief links already have prompts.
- Prompt conventionsPrompt conventions
Your team's rules define required details, exclusions, and what to say when no format is specified.
Your task management app holds approved image briefs and their details for the production week.
Your document editor lets you review existing prompts and share new ones with your image producer.
- Document failure reportDocument failure report
Your run owner learns when document access or an update failure stops the batch.
- No-prompts noteNo-prompts note
Your shared document gets a dated note when no approved briefs need prompts.
- Weekly image promptsWeekly image prompts
Your producer gets copyable prompts grouped by brief title and linked to each task.
- Clarification questionsClarification questions
Your producer sees each incomplete brief's link and the exact detail it still needs.
This Agent starts each Monday and reads approved briefs for the coming week. It checks for existing entries, then adds prompts and questions to your shared document. Your producer gets a dated set ready to use.
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Google DriveUsed as:
- Task management app
Google Drive holds approved image briefs and their details for the production week.
- Document editor
Google Drive lets you review existing prompts and share new ones with your image producer.
AirtableUsed as:
- Task management app
Airtable holds approved image briefs and their details for the production week.
Google DocsUsed as:
- Document editor
Google Docs lets you review existing prompts and share new ones with your image producer.
Google ContactsUsed as:
- Task management app
Google Contacts holds approved image briefs and their details for the production week.
- Document editor
Google Contacts lets you review existing prompts and share new ones with your image producer.
Microsoft SharePointUsed as:
- Task management app
Microsoft SharePoint holds approved image briefs and their details for the production week.
Microsoft OneNoteUsed as:
- Document editor
Microsoft OneNote lets you review existing prompts and share new ones with your image producer.
Superhuman DocsUsed as:
- Document editor
Superhuman Docs lets you review existing prompts and share new ones with your image producer.
KintoneUsed as:
- Task management app
Kintone holds approved image briefs and their details for the production week.
Made for your industry
Draft Image Prompts is made for businesses in these industries.
- Advertising and Marketing
Gather approved campaign briefs into a weekly set of image prompts.
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Made for your role
Draft Image Prompts is made for people in these roles.
- Creative Operations Coordinator
Compile brief-linked image prompts for the weekly handoff.
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Preserve approved visual direction in each week's image prompts.
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Gather approved visual requests into one weekly prompt set.
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Write one usable image prompt for each approved brief.
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Put weekly stock image prompts in one shared production document.
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Made for your department
Draft Image Prompts is made for people in these departments.
- Marketing
Draft prompts for approved campaign images in a weekly set.
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Draft a weekly prompt set from approved visual requests.
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Gather approved image briefs into one dated prompt handoff.
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Turn approved design briefs into prompts the image producer can use.
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Place brief-linked image prompts in the weekly production document.
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Preserve approved art direction in the week's image prompts.
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How Draft Image Prompts works
4 steps, in order, on every run.
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Read the week's image briefsRead approved tasks scheduled for the production week. Gather their visual directions and task links.
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Check the shared documentMatch task links against the week's existing entries. Skip briefs already covered.
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Write image promptsWrite a copyable AI image prompt for each complete brief. Ask a specific question when essential details are missing.
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Add the weekly setAppend prompts and clarification questions under a dated section with brief links. Add a no-prompts note if the queue is empty.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Google Drive, Airtable or Google Docs.
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- Choose the image brief project and the task fields that hold approval status, production week, topic, visual directions, and requested format.
- Choose the Monday run time and time zone.
- Provide the shared prompt document link and give the Agent edit access and the image producer view access.
- Set the team's prompt conventions, including how to state required details, exclusions, and an unspecified format.
Use safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Draft Image Prompts:
Yes. Choose the project and fields for approval and production week. Set the Monday time and time zone.
Your producer sees a specific question beside the brief link in the document. You choose the prompt conventions during setup.
No. You get ready-to-use prompts in your shared document for your image producer to use. The Agent does not generate images.
The batch stops, and the run owner receives an access or write failure report. Give the Agent edit access during setup.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.
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