02THE BRAND DEFINITION CAPTURES
Approved, scoped Brand Truth.
The Brand Definition describes machine-readable brand authority, scope and validity in versioned form. It is not a renderer, a retrieval system or an entire AI execution workflow.
//BRAND DEFINITION
The Brand Definition governs Brand Truth. Supakraft governs the run.
The LLM-ready Brand Definition is Supakraft's format for approved Brand Truth: brand authority with scope and validity, captured so that a model receives it only where it applies. Brand Core adopts it within a defined scope, and the governed operation is built around it.
01THE AUTHORITY QUESTION
Can this claim be used here?
A brand claim can be valid for one market and invalid for another. The Brand Definition sets the decision boundary for approved Brand Truth and lets a host fail closed when the applicable answer is absent.
HYPOTHETICAL EXAMPLEOne claim, two market boundaries
01 / STOP
- Task
- Brand copy for AT
- Source
- Brand claim A, approved only for DE
- Resolve
- No applicable claim
- Execution
- No model call, no proposal
- Reason
- Market scope mismatch
02 / AFTER REPAIR
- Source
- Brand claim B, approved for AT
- Proposal
- Draft copy referencing claim B
- Verify
- Checks and versions recorded
- Approve
- Human decision pending
- Deliver
- Eligible only after separate approval
03SUPAKRAFT ADDS
A governed task and accountable result.
Brand Core holds adopted truth. Governed Context pins it to the task alongside other authorised inputs. The Control Layer binds rules, checks and a human decision. Access admits the working surface.
04ADOPTION BOUNDARY
Defined scope, no blanket promise.
Brand Core adopts the Brand Definition in a pinned version for specific integration and preflight scopes. The definition continues to evolve. Neither a version nor this relationship establishes that the whole product applies it throughout.
05NEXT STEP
Test the Brand Definition against your own material.
The sensible entry point is a bounded first run: one brand, one market, one task, one human approval.