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The Assistant Director panel in Compose
The Assistant Director (AD) is the directorial intelligence woven through Loraverse. It appears as a tab in the Inspector at every depth — scene, beat, and shot — and proposes operations that fit where you are in the production. The AD’s job isn’t to make decisions for you. It’s to read your context and propose what comes next. What coverage a beat needs. What variation a shot is missing. How a take might be refined. What a scene’s narrative arc looks like. You decide what to keep.

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Every AD operation follows the same shape

1

Reading

The AD shows you what it’s seeing. Context you can confirm.
2

Direction

You give it optional direction. Often unnecessary; the structure carries the prompt.
3

Proposal

The AD generates what it’s offering.
4

Decision

Apply, Revise, Regenerate, or Discard. Nothing ships without your call.

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Where the AD lives

The AD shows up at every depth of the production, with operations that match.

At scene depth

Plan Whole Scene. Add New Beat. The story-level moves.

At beat depth

Plan Coverage. Coverage Grid. The director’s shot list.

At shot depth

Refine Panel, Restyle, Next Shot, Shot Grid. The frame-level tools.
The catalog grows over time. Today: scene planning, beat-level coverage, shot refinement, shot variations, motion refinement. Tomorrow: more, including, eventually, operations you author yourself. Custom Skills are the placeholder slot where user-defined AD operations will mount. The AD isn’t a feature. It’s a substrate. Every part of the production has a tab where directorial intelligence lives, and that intelligence grows as the platform and the community grow. You direct the AD the way you’d direct anyone on a real set — with intent, references, and revisions.