AI Prismatik · Production intelligence
The living brain
of your production.
Not a document. Not a prompt library. The authoritative state of your IP — read by all thirty-two specialists and every workshop.
Most AI creation restarts with every prompt. You explain the character again, the look again, the rule again — to every tool, in every chat, for every shot. Inside AI Prismatik that knowledge lives in one place: the Showbook.
Everything the crew does starts from it and flows back into it. A decision made with VERSE is known to LENS. A character state set in E03 is known to CAMERA PASS in E05. Nobody is briefed twice.
Three layers of truth
What is true in your world. Characters, places, rules, history, tone. The things that never drift.
What is true in the production right now — and who may change it. Which reference is MASTER, which decision is canon, which proposal is still pending. A governed canon, not a folder of notes.
What is true in this scene. Wardrobe, injuries, time of day, who knows what — scoped to the scene, carried forward.
LENS, CHROME, FRAME, PULSE, CAMERA PASS and CHARACTERBOOK do not each hold their own version of this. They all read the same one.
Nobody was briefed again
Illustration — how a briefing reads when the crew already knows the production.
“Mara cannot know about the gate yet.”
“Correct — the Showbook places the discovery in E04/S03. Nothing in this scene reveals it.”
“Current state: the torn black coat, established in E03/S14. Keeping it.”
“Using Mara theme B, introduced in E02.”
“Holding the 40 mm handheld language established for tunnel scenes.”
Nobody was briefed again. They already knew the production.
Who reads it, who writes it
- The thirty-two specialists read the Showbook and the active scene before every answer — and the decisions you make are kept.
- CHARACTERBOOK feeds the visual canon: faces, costumes, props and locations by angle and state, with a MASTER quarantine so only approved references count.
- SCRIPTBOOK, SHOTBOOK, CAMERA PASS and EDITBOOK do not start from zero — they inherit the production.
- The continuity engine keeps scene-scoped character states, so what happened in one scene is known in the next.
- The canon is versioned: every change is a recorded step — the decisions are kept, with who decided and when.
Models change. Your production remembers.
Generation models come and go — Seedance, Kling, Veo, Runway, and whatever ships next quarter. The Showbook is not tied to any of them. It is the brain that briefs them, and it stays with your IP.
The longer you work on a world here, the more the production intelligence knows: character states, accepted looks, shot history, musical identity, continuity, grading rules, marketing tone. Your production is not a folder of generations. It is a living system of connected decisions.
Yours
- Your IP stays yours — 0% share
- Your Studio work is not training data
- Primary storage in the EU