Stop the 'final_final' file confusion. Set up a naming and approval system using supervised AI agents to protect your masters and prevent duplicate work.
What you will be able to do
- Protect approved masters: Configure an intake agent using Dots or Claude Duet to log new versions without overwriting your approved audio. This ensures your final mix remains secure regardless of how many new bounces arrive.
- Eliminate duplicate work: Set up duplicate-detection rules to automatically identify and isolate repeated asset uploads. You will create a workflow that sets aside duplicates for review instead of processing them twice.
- Resolve credit conflicts: Implement a freeze on conflicting credits and split sheets to prevent metadata clashes. You will build a notification system that halts the process until a human provides a final resolution.
- Enforce creative intent: Create rules that block feedback contradicting the artist's written direction. You will configure your agent to queue masters beside the original brief for a strict human-only acceptance gate.
- Trace asset history: Build a release record that traces every approved asset back to its original source. This provides a clear audit trail of every version, from the first voice memo to the final master.
- Verify release packages: Configure a packaging agent to check your assets against a specific delivery manifest. You will generate automatic missing-asset lists to ensure no incomplete packages are ever submitted.
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