Private asset pack staging

This directory consolidates the staged asset packs referenced by the Private assets overview tab. Each pack mirrors the runtime directories that must be populated before running PM or Survey exports. The importer planned in docs/private_asset_pack_plan.md will load packs from this folder directly once zip automation is implemented.

Provided bundles

The .txt markers inside each pack indicate where binary assets (GLB, PNG) belong. When preparing a private build, replace the placeholder text with the real files and remove the .txt suffixes before zipping the directory for import. Each pack is organized so its contents can be zipped at the repository root and copied into the runtime directories shown below.

Tip: The portal overview now exposes a Make asset pack folder button that stages the latest runtime markdown, LaTeX, branding, JSONL saves, and optional GLB assets into a correctly named apim_<slug>_assets directory. Disable the GLB toggle to create the lightweight _lite variant without performing manual file copies.

APIM_Branding/
  logos/
    cvmewt-logo.png
docs/checklists/
  pm.md
  survey.md
  tex/templates/
    pm.tex
    survey.tex
APIM_Survey/
  static/room_design_proto/assets/
    manifest.json
    glb/
    previews/
    textures/

How to use these packs manually

1. Copy the desired directory from this folder to a safe local workspace.
2. Replace any placeholder files with the private copies supplied by stakeholders, dropping .txt suffixes from binary assets as you go.
3. Zip the directory at the repository root (e.g., zip -r apim_generic_assets.zip apim_generic_assets/) or point upcoming automation to the prepared directory.
4. Launch the runtime and confirm the Private assets tab reports green checks for each directory before running exports.

Git hygiene

Do not commit extracted private files or modified packs. Follow the safeguards in docs/analysis/private_asset_staging.md to keep markdown, LaTeX, branding, and GLB assets out of version control. Add any organization-specific ignore rules to .git/info/exclude or a local wrapper script so git status stays clean after loading a private pack.