Library

What is Library

The Library app is the central visual style catalog and reference repository for the ProMediaFlow platform. It provides a standardized workspace where you can browse, organize, and select visual styles, production parameters, literary script variants, and visual reference assets for your projects.

When you choose creative styles in the Library, your selections are automatically translated into visual instructions for downstream AI generation engines to maintain aesthetic consistency across your work. The platform tracks your selection history using Style Memory, automatically re-applying your preferred style configurations to future project runs.

The workspace is organized into three core tabs:

• Feed Tab: Discover creative ideas and browse thematic collections of visual assets across your organization.
• Media Tab: Upload, view, tag, and manage visual references, style influences, and color profiles.
• Vocabulary Tab: Access creative style categories, project types, script variants, and brief enrichment options.

Getting started

To open the Library app:

1. Log into the ProMediaFlow platform.
2. Select Library from the main navigation menu.

Note: Executing AI media generations across the platform using your configured library styles consumes platform credits.

Key capabilities

Core & Enrichment Style Catalogues

Browse and curate creative vocabularies to direct visual AI generation engines and enrich project briefs:

• Core Vocabularies: Browse and select entries across Director Styles, Cinematography Looks, Montage Rhythms, Aesthetics, Shot Types, Rendering Mediums, and Color Palettes (featuring exact hex color swatches).
• Enrichment Vocabularies: Configure project goals, target platforms, pacing types, dialogue styles, point-of-view setups, and content subtypes.
• Catalogue Management & Admin Controls: Dedicated administration controls allow authorized users to manage system-wide options, user permissions, metadata structures, entry visibility, and visual entry hierarchies.

Script Variant Cataloging, Selection & Recommendations

Build narrative foundations for your creative briefs using literary script variants bundled with product templates:

• Script Variant Cataloging & Listing: Store, inspect, and list the 3 to 5 script variants bundled with each product template. Review key structural metrics, including scene, character, and location counts, estimated runtimes, narrative styles, total usage counts, and historical success rates.
• Full Text Script Previews: Open and read complete literary scripts formatted in clean text before incorporating them into your project brief.
• Automated Recommendations: When your brief specifies an emotional tone and a target audience, the system ranks and recommends available script variants by calculating a match score based on historical success rates and contextual relevance.
• Outcome Recording: After completing and delivering a project, submit a delivery outcome score on a scale from -1 (poor performance) to 1 (highly successful). A background process aggregates these scores to update variant success stats and refine future recommendations.

Project Types Catalog

Establish production rules and layout structures for different content formats:

• System Project Types: Includes 15 pre-seeded, read-only default project types: Commercials, Concerts, Conference Talks, DJ Sets, Documentaries, Livestreams, Music Albums, Music Singles, Music Tracks, Music Videos, Photoshoots, Podcast Episodes, Podcast Shows, Short Films, and Shorts.
• Production Parameters: View default cover aspect ratios, designated asset slots, allowed brand roles, and localized labels for each format.
• Custom Project Types: Organization administrators can create and edit custom project types with tailored layout rules, asset slots, brand roles, and localized labels.

Media Reference Gallery

Manage visual reference assets directly linked to your style presets:

• Upload visual reference images and assign custom tags.
• Map image influences and exact hex color swatches directly to your style presets.
• Access uploaded media directly from the main library navigation during visual curation workflows.

Collections & Discovery Feed

• Thematic Collections: Group individual library items and style presets into organized, thematic collections.
• Discovery Feed: Filter and discover visual assets and creative ideas across all catalogues through a unified interface shared across the Feed, Media, and Vocabulary tabs.

How to use it

Browsing and Applying Visual Styles

1. Open the Vocabulary tab.
2. Select a visual catalogue (such as Color Palettes or Cinematography Looks).
3. Click any preset to view its detail page, including visual descriptions, stylistic influences, and hex swatches.
4. Switch to the Media tab to upload and tag reference images, linking them directly to your active style presets.

Selecting, Previewing, and Recommending Script Variants

1. When setting up a project brief, inspect the 3 to 5 script variants bundled with your selected product template.
2. Review structural metrics, including scene counts, runtime estimates, narrative style, and historical success rates.
3. Open the full text preview to read the complete script.
4. If your brief specifies an emotional tone and target audience, request a recommended script variant to let the system select the optimal match.

Recording Project Delivery Outcomes

1. After delivering a completed project, navigate to the script variant used by the project.
2. Enter a delivery outcome score between -1 (poor performance) and 1 (highly successful).
3. Submit the score to update the variant's aggregate success statistics and improve future recommendations across your organization.

Creating Custom Project Types (Administrators Only)

1. Open the Vocabulary tab and select the Project Types catalog.
2. Review the 15 default system project types to inspect predefined parameters such as aspect ratios and asset slots.
3. Use the administrator creation controls to add a new project type.
4. Define your custom layout rules, asset slots, allowed brand roles, and localized labels.

Tips & notes

• System vs. Custom Project Types: The 15 default system project types are read-only to ensure platform consistency. Custom project types created for your organization can be edited or deleted by account administrators.
• Style Memory: The platform tracks your selection history to remember your style choices and automatically re-apply them to future project runs.
• Unified Interface: The Feed, Media, and Vocabulary tabs share a standardized interface layout to provide consistent visual filtering and navigation across all library categories.
• Platform Credits: Executing AI media generations using configured library styles consumes platform credits.
• Performance & Performance Enhancements: Recent enhancements include security and catalog navigation improvements, updated AI schemas for style catalogues, interface localization, optimized thumbnail loading performance, and refined catalog management layouts.