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    Claude Code's code reading mechanism to read brand materials and folders

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    May 6, 2026
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    Felix
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    To sort out my thoughts, is it reasonable to read brand materials and folders like Claude Code's code reading mechanism?

    Migrating the code tree reading mechanism of Claude Code to Brand Space and Video Material Management is not only reasonable, but also the optimal solution to achieve "Director-Level Agent".

    The essence of this idea is to shift from "content management" to "content engineering". In the code world, programs are a combination of logic; in the video world, short videos are the result of the "compilation" of materials based on narrative logic.

    The following is an in-depth idea of ​​reconstructing brand material management by imitating the code reading mechanism:

    1. Core mapping: from code logic to material logic

    To read the material like code, the dimensions must be aligned first:

    Code Concept AST (Abstract Syntax Tree)

    ASST (Abstract Scene/Story Tree)

    Decompose the video into: shot type, action, emotion, environment.

    Function Signature

    Asset Signature

    Define the input/output of the material. For example: Opening shot (subject: product, camera movement: push).

    Dependency

    Narrative coherence (Continuity)

    Logically, A The end of the shot must "call" the beginning of shot B.

    Code module (Module/Package)

    Brand folder (Folder/Namespace)

    The folder provides namespace constraints to prevent the misuse of materials across scenes.

    Repo Indexing

    Global Semantic Map

    Violently index thousands of fragments to achieve second-level "sampling by intent".

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