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jingle-maker

Turn a one-paragraph brief into a finished jingle with vocals — an LLM writes catchy lyrics, a second LLM invents a fitting musical style, and a music model sings it. Use when the user wants a jingle, theme song, ad spot, or any short custom song from a text brief.

narrated-poem

Turn a picture into a spoken poem — a vision model describes the image, an LLM writes a short poem from the description, and a text-to-speech model narrates it. Use when the user wants a poem, narration, or spoken-word piece inspired by an image file.

poster-generator

Generate a poster image from a short idea — an LLM expands the idea into a detailed image prompt, then an image model renders it. Use when the user asks for a poster, illustration, or promo image from a one-line concept.

video-teaser

Turn a one-liner into a short video clip — an LLM expands the line into a cinematic shot description, then a text-to-video model renders a 5-second teaser. Use when the user wants a short video, teaser, clip, or animated shot from a sentence.

alt-text-writer

Write accurate alt text and a figure caption for any image file — a vision model looks at the actual pixels and returns JSON with a 125-char alt string and a one-sentence caption. Use when filling in alt="" attributes, writing figure captions, or describing screenshots the agent cannot see.

og-card-maker

Generate a 1200×630 social/OG card in a locked house style from a post or release line, plus honest alt text written by a vision model that looked at the final render. Use when a blog post, release, or project page needs a link-preview image that matches the content.

pr-describer

Turn a git diff into a self-audited PR description — one LLM drafts the body, a second audits the draft against the raw diff for missed breaking changes and unmentioned files, a third folds the findings in. Use when opening a pull request and the description should mention everything the diff actually changes.

ui-mockup

Render a UI mockup image from a one-line feature description — an LLM turns the description plus a style guide into a precise screenshot-style image prompt, then an image model renders it. Use to show the user what a screen could look like before writing any frontend code, or to settle "option A or option B" layout questions by rendering both.

visual-judge

Judge a UI screenshot against written acceptance criteria — a vision model describes the rendered page neutrally, then an LLM judge compares it to the spec and returns strict JSON with pass/fail and per-violation severity. Use to self-check frontend changes from a screenshot, or as a CI visual-regression gate that only fails when a human would care.

photo-restyler

Restyle an existing photo with a plain-English instruction — an image-edit model repaints the picture in the requested style. Use when the user has an image file and wants it restyled, re-lit, aged, cartoonified, or otherwise transformed while keeping the subject.