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What is a persona compiler?

The deterministic stage that turns one described audience into the native targeting specification each channel accepts, with a fidelity score and a lawful-basis manifest. Depending on the channel, that specification is segment identifiers, attribute combinations, show allowlists, venue packs or keyword seeds.

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Here is what the term means for a UK buyer

The definition above holds anywhere. Buying media in the UK adds the detail below, including where AdBuyMCP does something different.

The design splits the work between a language model and registry code. The model extracts semantics from the brief: what kind of person, which interests, which geography, what intent. It never emits a vendor segment identifier. Deterministic registry code then matches those semantics against catalogue keywords by whole-token overlap (exact token equality, never substring containment, so 'ai' cannot match 'sustainability') and emits known identifiers. That is why a compiled plan can be audited line by line, why a hallucinated segment cannot reach a buy, and why the same brief compiles the same way twice.

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