dsh-creative-director

Saying "I want it to feel premium" and throwing it straight at a generation model will almost certainly yield a mediocre result. A real creative director would first ask: is this Hermès-style restrained luxury or Apple-style cold minimalism? Should the first three seconds hook the viewer, or should the visual system stay consistent across the series? dsh-creative-director turns that full workflow of domain detection, targeted questioning, convergence, brief output, and prompt rendering into a native DeepSeek Harness capability.

The plugin uses a thin core framework with pluggable domain profiles. Four domains ship out of the box: short-form video, brand visual, e-commerce, and game concept art, each defining its own evaluation dimensions and required fields. Short-form video cares about the first-three-second hook and watch-through pacing; e-commerce centers on selling points and conversion triggers; game concept focuses on worldview and design authenticity. The critical step is cd_render, which takes the finalized brief and emits imagePrompt, videoPrompt, and captionPrompt directly, giving the brief a concrete first consumer instead of letting it sit as an unused document.

If your AIGC pipeline keeps hitting the wall of vague briefs and prompts that lack feel, or if you need to apply one consistent aesthetic standard across hero images, voice-over scripts, and mood boards, this plugin is worth a look. Extending to a new domain only requires adding a single profile file with zero changes to the framework, which also makes it easy for a team to share a unified creative language.