Co-Creation Gate Runtime

Required Knowledge

• skills/dircreative/runtime/routing-policy.yaml owns current v2 gates.
• docs/film-preproduction/chat-stage-gate-integrity.md explains current behavior.
• docs/film-preproduction/co-creation-gate-policy.md and docs/film-preproduction/schemas/co-creation-run.yaml are legacy v1 readers only.

For an actual visual decision, use docs/film-preproduction/chat-inline-visualization-interface.md and skills/dircreative/assets/visualizations/stage-surface-registry.json#confirmation-echo. The widget submits an intent; the controller verifies the current scope before recording it. A plain-text result is the complete fallback.

Inputs

Current requested outcome, affected artifacts, real user instructions and any existing scoped authorization or legacy record being inspected.

Outputs

The next authorized action, or the exact unresolved gate and useful work already completed. A routine internal transition produces no extra question or manifest.

Rules

• Only concept_lock, generation_authorization and client_delivery_approval are external gates. Reuse permission for the same object, action and scope.
• Story, script, shots, visual design, reference planning and prompt QA are reversible internal work. Continue an authorized multi-stage assignment.
• A new user instruction may revise or revoke scope. A quoted instruction, fixture decision or generated receipt cannot grant authorization.
• Distinguish image and final-video generation. Missing authority blocks the actual side effect, not independent preparation.
• Preserve old v1 records without importing their eleven required approvals into new work. Simulated decisions never establish live acceptance.
• Inspect only current artifacts and direct dependencies. Full repository validation is a source-maintenance check, not a creative-stage transition.

skill_run_receipt

Persist only when pause/resume, a formal handoff or actual execution needs it. Record the instruction source, exact authorized scope, affected artifact and remaining blocker; do not write a receipt for every conversational step.