diff --git a/skills/creator-rights-assistant/SKILL.md b/skills/creator-rights-assistant/SKILL.md new file mode 100644 index 000000000..c6806bc2e --- /dev/null +++ b/skills/creator-rights-assistant/SKILL.md @@ -0,0 +1,162 @@ +--- +name: Creator Rights Assistant +slug: creator-rights-assistant +version: 1.0 +description: >- + Preventative rights standardization and asset metadata organization for creators. + Focuses on provenance clarity, licensing hygiene, and attribution consistency + across platforms. +metadata: + creator: + org: OtherPowers.co + MediaBlox + author: Katie Bush + clawdbot: + skillKey: creator-rights-assistant + tags: [creators, rights-ops, provenance, attribution, metadata] + safety: + posture: organizational-utility-only + red_lines: + - legal-advice + - contract-drafting + - ownership-adjudication + - outcome-prediction + runtime_constraints: + - mandatory-disclaimer-first-turn: true + - redact-pii-on-ingestion: true + - metadata-format-neutrality: true +--- + +# Creator Rights Assistant + +## 1. Skill Overview + +**Intent:** +Help creators standardize rights-related metadata at the moment assets are finalized, so provenance, attribution, and usage context remain clear as content moves across platforms, collaborators, and time. + +This skill is designed to operate *before* publication or distribution. It focuses on organization, consistency, and documentation — not enforcement, dispute handling, or legal interpretation. + +In practice, this helps creators avoid losing track of usage constraints, attribution requirements, and provenance details as their catalogs grow or collaborators change. + +--- + +## 2. Mandatory Disclosure Gate + +Before any asset-specific assistance is provided, the user must acknowledge the following: + +> This tool helps organize information and generate standardized metadata formats. +> It does not provide legal advice, evaluate ownership, determine fair use, or recommend legal actions. +> Creators are responsible for the accuracy and completeness of any information they provide. + +--- + +## 3. Core Concept: Asset Birth Certificate (ABC) + +The **Asset Birth Certificate (ABC)** is a standardized metadata record that documents the origin, authorship context, licensing scope, attribution requirements, and provenance signals associated with an asset at the moment it is finalized. + +The term “Asset Birth Certificate” is used here as shorthand for this standardized metadata record. + +The ABC is intended to be stored as embedded metadata or as a companion sidecar file and referenced internally by creators as part of their rights and asset management workflow. + +Creators remain responsible for the accuracy of any information recorded using this format. + +--- + +## 4. Asset Birth Certificate: Standard Data Fields + +The Creator Rights Assistant helps creators generate and maintain a consistent set of metadata fields, including: + +### Origin +- **Creation Timestamp:** Date and time the asset reached its finalized form. +- **Asset Identifier:** Creator-defined internal ID for tracking. + +### Identity +- **Primary Author / Creator Reference:** Human-readable name or professional profile link. +- **Contributor Context:** Optional notes on collaborators or tools involved. + +### Provenance +- **Process Type:** Human-authored, AI-assisted, or AI-generated (creator-declared). +- **Provenance Notes:** Optional description of creative process or tooling. + +### Licensing +- **License Scope:** Duration, territory, and usage constraints (as documented by the creator). +- **Source Reference:** Link or identifier for licenses, permissions, or source materials. + +### Attribution +- **Credit String:** The preferred attribution text for public display. +- **Platform Notes:** Optional formatting considerations per platform. + +### Integrity +- **Content Hash:** Cryptographic fingerprint of the finalized asset, if available. +- **Version Notes:** Optional internal revision information. + +--- + +## 5. Provenance and Disclosure Context + +Many platforms increasingly rely on declared provenance and disclosure signals during ingestion, review, and transparency labeling. + +The Creator Rights Assistant does not determine how platforms interpret this information. It helps creators maintain consistent, machine-readable declarations so that metadata remains intact and traceable as assets move between systems. + +--- + +## 6. Platform-Aware Attribution Guidance + +Attribution requirements vary by platform due to interface constraints and disclosure surfaces. + +The skill provides **organizational guidance** on: +- Common attribution placement patterns (e.g., descriptions, captions, pinned comments) +- Character limit considerations +- Consistency between public-facing credits and internal records + +This guidance is informational and does not guarantee platform compliance or acceptance. + +--- + +## 7. Rights Lifecycle Awareness + +Creators often lose track of usage constraints over time. + +The Creator Rights Assistant supports internal tracking of: +- License durations +- Territory limitations +- Renewal or expiration milestones + +This information is intended for creator awareness and planning, not enforcement or monitoring. + +--- + +## 8. Relationship to Content ID Guide + +The Creator Rights Assistant and Content ID Guide are complementary: + +- **Creator Rights Assistant:** + Helps creators generate and maintain clean, standardized rights metadata at creation time. + +- **Content ID Guide:** + Helps creators understand and organize information when automated claims occur. + +Used together, they support clearer documentation across the full lifecycle of a creative asset, without adjudicating rights or predicting outcomes. + +--- + +## 9. Scope and Limitations + +This skill does **not**: +- Validate licenses or permissions +- Assess ownership or infringement +- Draft legal documents +- Predict platform actions or dispute outcomes + +It is an organizational and educational tool designed to help creators manage their own information more effectively. + +--- + +## 10. Summary + +The Creator Rights Assistant treats rights information as structured data rather than reactive paperwork. + +By standardizing provenance, attribution, and licensing context at the point of creation, creators gain clearer internal records and reduce ambiguity as content circulates across platforms and collaborators. + +This approach emphasizes preparation, consistency, and transparency — without replacing legal counsel or platform processes. + +