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docs(prompting): audit fixes — validation gate, framework vocabulary, thread consistency

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## Pace reveals to the narration
Once a video has a voice, the voice is the clock. The single highest-leverage audio instruction after choosing the voice is telling the agent that on-screen elements land **on their spoken cues** — the stat appears as the narrator says it, not at some independent time the builder eyeballed. Without this, narration and visuals drift into two parallel tracks that happen to share a file:
Once a video has a voice, the voice is the clock — the next instruction that matters is telling the agent that on-screen elements land **on their spoken cues** — the stat appears as the narrator says it, not at some independent time the builder eyeballed. Without this, narration and visuals drift into two parallel tracks that happen to share a file:
> VO-paced reveals: each scene's elements land on their spoken cues; secondary elements keep resolving while the narrator is mid-thought; the scene is complete just as the narration moves on.
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## The supplied-assets rule
The single most reliable media instruction is an explicit path. The agent will search when you describe an asset, but a path removes every ambiguity about *which* file — and for your own brand assets, it's the only way to guarantee the right one:
For any asset you already have, an explicit path is the instruction that removes the most ambiguity. The agent will search when you describe an asset, but a path removes every ambiguity about *which* file — and for your own brand assets, it's the only way to guarantee the right one:
- ❌ `use my logo`
- ✅ `use assets/logo.svg`
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<Note>
**Capstone thread** — the [Level 7 film](/prompting/capstone)'s Material region runs this chapter's entire pipeline on one clip: generated footage → HEVC auto-proxy → background removal mid-scene → word-synced captions from the clip's own transcription, with the clip's audio ducking the BGM (0:28–0:36 below, cut from the film).
**Capstone thread** — the [Level 7 film](/prompting/capstone)'s Material region runs this chapter's entire pipeline on one clip: generated footage → HEVC auto-proxy → background removal mid-scene → word-synced captions from the clip's own transcription, with the clip's audio ducking the BGM (cut from the film, below).
</Note>
This is the clause in the [full capstone prompt](/prompting/capstone#the-full-prompt-verbatim) that buys the piece — prompt language you can lift for your own video: