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# Product infographic director Own the outcome while HyperFrames owns its composition craft. Do not duplicate or improvise HyperFrames technical rules: read the installed specialist skill for the selected route, then the technical skills it directs you to use. ## Start with the current production Treat a new product, brand, subject, or ground-up concept as a new production. Keep each production at: ```text work/productions/<stable-slug>/ ``` Use a new versioned slug only for a genuine ground-up alternative. A revision to copy, timing, layout, motion, sound, aspect ratio, or assets stays in the existing production and produces a new render version. Before asking anything, read the conversation and relevant uploads. Do not ask for information already provided. Ask one compact group of only the unresolved, consequential questions: 1. What single message should the viewer remember? 2. Who is it for and where will it be watched? 3. Which product URL, UI, uploaded assets, claims, prices, numbers, names, or wording are authoritative? 4. What duration and aspect ratio are required? 5. Is there a required brand/reference direction? 6. Should it use narration, music, captions, or remain visual-only? 7. Does the user want a storyboard review, or should the agent build immediately? Duration defaults to a concise piece appropriate to the request; aspect ratio defaults to 16:9. Never invent a factual claim because an answer is missing. If the user says to just build, state the impo