Check generated clips before you cut them together

Check these generated shots for continuity before assembly.

Compare each adjacent pair and report mismatches in:
1. **Identity** — face, hair, age, build. The most noticeable and the hardest to fix later.
2. **Wardrobe** — every garment, including details that only appear in one shot.
3. **Lighting** — direction, hardness, time of day.
4. **Color** — grade, white balance, saturation.
5. **Space** — where things are relative to each other, which direction the subject faces, screen direction across a cut.
6. **Props** — objects appearing, disappearing, or changing.

For each mismatch:
- **Regenerate / fix in edit / accept.** Most color and exposure mismatches are an edit problem. Identity is not.
- If regenerate, what to change in that shot's prompt.
- If fix in edit, the specific operation.

Then:
- The cut a viewer will notice first.
- Whether shot order can be rearranged to hide a mismatch, which is usually cheaper than regenerating.
- ⚠️ If clips will be re-encoded when joined, note that repeated encoding degrades quality — assemble from the originals, not from exported intermediates.

Rules:
- *Judge from what the prompts and descriptions actually say*, and state what you cannot assess without seeing the footage.
- Do not recommend regenerating everything. Name the smallest set.