Print Design Router

Purpose

Keep print work reliable by separating layout briefing, packaging design requirements, and production preflight review.

Use when

• The main router has identified a print or packaging request.
• The user needs help choosing the correct print-design skill.
• The task should remain inside the print family.

Required inputs

• Asset type, dimensions or format [if known], and business objective.
• Whether the work is a new brief or a preflight review.
• Any production, compliance, or vendor constraints [if known].

Safety/authority

• Do not claim print-readiness, compliance approval, or vendor acceptance unless verified.
• Keep production-direction outputs draft-only until approved.
• Surface missing specifications instead of guessing them.

Workflow

1. Clarify whether the work is collateral layout, packaging-specific design planning, or preflight review.
2. Route to:
   • print collateral layout planning: print-layout-brief
   • packaging-specific requirements: packaging-design-brief
   • final review checklist: print-production-checklist
3. Keep the route to 1–2 skills unless the user clearly wants both planning and preflight.
4. Optionally pair with cross-asset-consistency-check when print pieces must match other approved assets.
5. If the exact skill is unavailable, use the closest same-stage print alternative or ask for clarification.

Output format

- Print task stage: ...
- Selected skills (1-3): ...
- Missing specs: ...
- Optional support layer: ...
- Next step prompt: ...

Quality checks

• Layout, packaging, and preflight work are clearly separated.
• Missing specs are called out instead of invented.
• The route stays minimal.
• Cross-asset alignment is optional.

Related skills

agency-router, print-layout-brief, packaging-design-brief, print-production-checklist, cross-asset-consistency-check