enterprise-brand-governor

Validates AI image generation prompts and outputs against a versioned brand policy file.

4|2|Updated May 6, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/PicsArt/gen-ai-skills --skill enterprise-brand-governor-picsart
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: enterprise-brand-governor
Source: https://github.com/PicsArt/gen-ai-skills/tree/main/skills/enterprise-brand-governor
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/PicsArt/gen-ai-skills --skill enterprise-brand-governor-picsart

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Enterprises generating AI imagery at scale risk off-brand or non-compliant assets reaching production. This Skill gates every generation through a written brand policy, so prompts are pre-validated, outputs are post-checked, violations escalate to human approvers, and every decision is logged for audit. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Policy-as-code gating: Authors a versioned brand.md (palette, typography, allowed/denied props, regulated-category rules) whose git commit SHA becomes the policy ID in every audit record. - Three-checkpoint enforcement: Pre-flight prompt linting via gen-ai validate, brand-context injection into gen-ai generate and gen-ai batch run, and post-generation vision audits with gemini-3-pro-image. - Escalation and audit trail: Routes violations to an approver queue, logs every decision as approved/flagged/rejected, and exports daily JSONL to a SIEM or compliance archive. - Use Case: A pharmaceutical marketing team runs a 1,000-image campaign batch; the governor rejects prompts containing prohibited claims before credits are spent, vision-audits hero assets, and ships the full decision log to Splunk for compliance review. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to validate a campaign prompt against your brand.md policy file and then run a gated batch generation with violations escalated to your brand approver.

Frequently Asked Questions about enterprise-brand-governor

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I enforce brand guidelines on AI-generated images?▼

Author a brand.md file with hex palettes, prop allow-lists, and explicit denies, then run gen-ai validate before generation and a vision audit after. The policy file's git commit SHA becomes the policy ID recorded in every audit entry.

How to validate AI image prompts before spending generation credits?▼

Run gen-ai validate with your model and prompt file to lint prompts against brand policy at zero image cost. This pre-flight check catches banned terms, disallowed concepts, and missing required elements like disclaimers.

What is the difference between reject mode and flag mode for brand policy?▼

Reject mode halts generation when a violation is detected and is the recommended default for production assets. Flag mode logs the violation but allows generation, and is intended only for internal drafts and exploration.

Can brand governance logs be shipped to Splunk or Datadog?▼

Yes, the governor exports daily JSONL audit logs to a configured SIEM such as Splunk or Datadog, or to an S3 bucket. Local-only logging is discouraged because dev machine logs are not durable.

When should I not use a brand governance gate for AI generation?▼

Skip gating for quick exploration and mood-board work, since enforcement slows ideation. It also requires an existing written brand system; teams without one should author brand.md first.

Why did my AI image pass prompt validation but fail the output check?▼

Prompt compliance does not guarantee output compliance, since models can render off-palette colors or prohibited props anyway. For production hero assets, always run the post-generation vision audit with gemini-3-pro-image.