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Tell us what you need. We hand you the plan.

Most AI tools start at the prompt. Axion Studio starts at the brief. You describe what you need — chat or form — and the Asset Dependency Planner returns a stage-by-stage plan with explicit approval gates at every layer. Nothing generates until you say go.

The model

Gemini 2.5 Pro decomposes your ask into 5 layers

The planner doesn't just expand your prompt — it breaks the work into a directed acyclic graph: brand identity (logo, colors, LUT, voice) → templates (PDP hero, lifestyle, ad creative) → substrates (the raw renders) → composites (logo + text + LUT applied) → distribution (sized, signed, channel-pushed).

Each stage carries an approval gate: per_stage, per_batch, per_asset, or none. Tinder-grid review for batches; full-detail review for hero shots.

Category-agnostic

Same code path for any vertical

The planner reads your brand's product list and adapts. Peptide, cosmetics, apparel, food, electronics, B2B SaaS — same DAG structure, different content.

If your product list is missing or incomplete, the planner returns a partial plan with questions_for_customer instead of guessing. You answer; it re-plans.

API

The planner is a public endpoint

Pipe briefs in from anywhere — Slack, Notion, your PIM. The planner returns a validated DAG (cycles raise, dangling deps strip).

POST /agents/plan-assets
{
  "brand_id": "your-brand-handle",
  "brief": "Spring campaign for new product launch — hero shots,
            3 lifestyle variants, 1 talking-head 30s, email
            graphics for the welcome sequence."
}

→ AssetPlan { stages: [...], gates: [...], questions_for_customer: [] }

By the numbers

What it removes

30 min
→ 30 sec — brief-to-plan time vs. agency PM
5 layers
DAG depth — explicit, auditable
100%
Plans you approve before any gen runs
0
Manual handoffs to a creative director