Creative Claw

Organize a media asset by setting its name, tags, or description. Assets are entries in your media library (images, videos, audio, 3D models). - **Name**: Unique per user — lets you reference assets by name instead of ID. - **Tags**: Labels for grouping (e.g. "brand", "logo", "draft"). - **Description**: Free-text description. Examples: update_asset({ id: "...", name: "my-logo", tags: ["brand"] }). Clear name: update_asset({ id: "...", clear_name: true }).

Update a film project: save the script (logline + shots), advance status, attach generated assets, or change the cast/theme. Shots: pass the full `shots` array to replace the shot list (e.g. when first saving the script), OR `patch_shots` to merge changes into existing shots by id (e.g. after generating one shot's storyboard/clip — set its storyboardUrl/clipUrl/status). Each shot: { id, description, prompt?, narration?, storyboardUrl?, clipUrl?, audioUrl?, durationS?, model?, status? }. Status values: drafting → script_ok → storyboard_ok → rendering → preview_ok → final. Set status to reflect approval gates as the user approves.

Update an existing template's fields. Pass template_id or template_name, then any subset of fields to overwrite. Fields you omit are left alone. Kind cannot be changed after creation. **Replacement semantics:** parameters, model_params, and reference_asset_ids are fully replaced when passed. **Validation:** if html or prompt is replaced, every {{token}} must match a parameter — using the NEW parameters when also passed in the same call.

Create or update a brand theme. Themes store colors, fonts, logos, a markdown `notes` field (voice / audience / tone / do's-and-don'ts), a reference image, and any brand elements used for consistent media generation. Two modes: - **interactive** (`interactive: true`) — opens the visual editor in the chat for the user to drop fonts/colors/logos and click save. Use this for "edit my theme" / "help me set up a brand" style requests. - **direct** — pass `data`, `images`, and/or `set_default` to mutate without UI. Shallow-merges `data` by default; pass `override: true` to replace it entirely. `images` is always replaced. First image becomes the thumbnail. Creates a new theme if the name doesn't exist. First theme auto-becomes default. Examples: - update_theme({ interactive: true }) // create a new theme via the editor - update_theme({ name: "Acme", interactive: true }) // edit "Acme" in the editor - update_theme({ name: "Acme", data: { colors: [{ name: "Brand", hex: "#FF0000" }] } }) - update_theme({ name: "Acme", images: ["https://r2.../hero1.png"] })

Add a file to your asset library by direct URL. This tool supports images, videos, audio, 3D models, and ZIP archives. The type is inferred from content_type when omitted and the MIME family is unambiguous. Provide type for generic MIME values such as application/octet-stream. HTML webpages and JSON/API responses are rejected. JSON-based glTF is accepted only when served as model/gltf+json with type 3d_model. ZIPs use type zip and are limited to 1 GiB. The check uses the server's Content-Type header and does not inspect file contents. The server stores accepted files permanently and returns a URL usable with other tools. Optionally set name, tags, and description for organization.

Upscale an image or video to higher resolution using AI. Returns a permanent URL to the upscaled result. **Images** — three models: - **aura** (default): Cheapest and fastest, fixed 4x upscale. Just provide the URL. - **clarity**: Best quality, 1-4x, supports prompt-guided upscaling with creativity/resemblance controls. Uses an 80-credit hold based on current fal megapixel pricing. - **recraft**: Simple crisp upscale, no extra params needed. **Videos** — two models: - **realesrgan** (default): Cheapest, 1-8x scale factor. - **bytedance**: Higher quality with target resolution presets (1080p/2k/4k) and FPS boost. Tips: - For quick/cheap upscaling, just provide media_url and type — defaults handle the rest. - For maximum image quality, use clarity model with a prompt. - For 4K video output, use bytedance model with target_resolution="4k".