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  1. package/app/main.py +0 -1
  2. package/package.json +1 -1
  3. package/seed/prompt_masters/2D Stickman.md +355 -0
  4. package/seed/prompt_masters/3D skeleton character.md +375 -0
  5. package/seed/prompt_masters/ANIMAL MOUNTED CAMERA.md +484 -0
  6. package/seed/prompt_masters/ASMR de Boca com Doces.md +412 -0
  7. package/seed/prompt_masters/Animal Diving.md +414 -0
  8. package/seed/prompt_masters/Animal Podcast.md +462 -0
  9. package/seed/prompt_masters/Animal X-Ray.md +388 -0
  10. package/seed/prompt_masters/BEHIND THE SCENES - SET PIECE.md +527 -607
  11. package/seed/prompt_masters/CAR EVOLUTION.md +501 -0
  12. package/seed/prompt_masters/CINEMATIC BUNKER SURVIVAL.md +459 -0
  13. package/seed/prompt_masters/CINEMATIC DOCUMENTARY 3D IMAGE PROMPT ENGINE.md +514 -471
  14. package/seed/prompt_masters/CINEMATIC SLUM TRANSFORMATION ENGINE.md +437 -0
  15. package/seed/prompt_masters/CINEMATOGR/303/201FICOS 3D.md" +449 -0
  16. package/seed/prompt_masters/Cartoon Nostalgia.md +427 -0
  17. package/seed/prompt_masters/DANCING PET.md +757 -823
  18. package/seed/prompt_masters/DOODLE WORLD STUDIO.md +805 -1174
  19. package/seed/prompt_masters/DREAMDRIVE STUDIO.md +702 -671
  20. package/seed/prompt_masters/Dragon Ride POV Shorts.md +657 -905
  21. package/seed/prompt_masters/EPOXY FLOOR TRANSFORMATION.md +571 -0
  22. package/seed/prompt_masters/Edgar's House of Terrors Choose Your Story.md +483 -0
  23. package/seed/prompt_masters/FOOD BABY FACE CHARACTER.md +489 -0
  24. package/seed/prompt_masters/FRUIT CARVING STUDIO.md +733 -559
  25. package/seed/prompt_masters/FRUIT MOVIE MAKER PRO.md +723 -671
  26. package/seed/prompt_masters/Fruit Mold.md +630 -590
  27. package/seed/prompt_masters/Fruit Novels.md +318 -0
  28. package/seed/prompt_masters/Guru.md +821 -0
  29. package/seed/prompt_masters/HORROR HISTORY GENERATOR.md +581 -212
  30. package/seed/prompt_masters/HYDRAULIC PRESS.md +670 -344
  31. package/seed/prompt_masters/INFLATABLE GIANT.md +704 -600
  32. package/seed/prompt_masters/KIDS STORY CREATOR (PRO MODE).md +558 -0
  33. package/seed/prompt_masters/MECHANICAL TOY.md +819 -662
  34. package/seed/prompt_masters/MINI RESCUE.md +931 -630
  35. package/seed/prompt_masters/Matchstick Prompt.md +532 -0
  36. package/seed/prompt_masters/PERSONAGENS ABANDONADOS.md +567 -0
  37. package/seed/prompt_masters/PET SHOW - PET COMEDY STUDIO.md +885 -1035
  38. package/seed/prompt_masters/Pixar-style animated.md +540 -0
  39. package/seed/prompt_masters/RESTORATION TIMELAPSE.md +566 -0
  40. package/seed/prompt_masters/RETRO TOONS.md +629 -222
  41. package/seed/prompt_masters/RUST REMOVAL.md +657 -0
  42. package/seed/prompt_masters/Receitas Indianas.md +505 -0
  43. package/seed/prompt_masters/Room Glow Up.md +723 -672
  44. package/seed/prompt_masters/Skyscraper Monster.md +445 -0
  45. package/seed/prompt_masters/TIME TRAVEL VLOG.md +470 -0
  46. package/seed/prompt_masters/Tarot.md +453 -58
  47. package/seed/prompt_masters/UFOs (OVNIs).md +457 -0
  48. package/seed/prompt_masters/Visual Craft Sequence Generator.md +595 -0
  49. package/seed/prompt_masters/crafting Storytelling AI.md +457 -0
  50. package/seed/prompt_masters/hist/303/263rias infantis hora de dormir.md" +439 -0
  51. package/seed/prompt_masters/viral TikTok dance.md +505 -0
  52. package/seed/prompt_masters/2Dstickman.md +0 -193
  53. package/seed/prompt_masters/3Dskeletoncharacter.md +0 -1
  54. package/seed/prompt_masters/ANIMAL DIVING.md +0 -103
  55. package/seed/prompt_masters/ANIMAL PODCAST.md +0 -113
  56. package/seed/prompt_masters/ANIMALMOUNTEDCAMERA.md +0 -299
  57. package/seed/prompt_masters/ASMR.md +0 -74
  58. package/seed/prompt_masters/ASMRDEBOCACOMDOCES.md +0 -130
  59. package/seed/prompt_masters/AnimalX-Ray.md +0 -136
  60. package/seed/prompt_masters/CAREVOLUTION.md +0 -176
  61. package/seed/prompt_masters/CINEMATICBUNKERSURVIVAL.md +0 -180
  62. package/seed/prompt_masters/CINEMATICSLUMTRANSFORMATIONENGINE.md +0 -212
  63. package/seed/prompt_masters/CINEMATOGR/303/201FICOS3D.md +0 -207
  64. package/seed/prompt_masters/CartoonNostalgia.md +0 -131
  65. package/seed/prompt_masters/EPOXYFLOORTRANSFORMATION.md +0 -254
  66. package/seed/prompt_masters/Edgar'sHouseofTerrorsChooseYourStory.md +0 -134
  67. package/seed/prompt_masters/FOODBABYFACECHARACTER.md +0 -141
  68. package/seed/prompt_masters/FuitNovels.md +0 -166
  69. package/seed/prompt_masters/KIDSSTORYCREATOR(PROMODE).md +0 -235
  70. package/seed/prompt_masters/MatchstickPrompt.md +0 -86
  71. package/seed/prompt_masters/PERSONAGENSABANDONADOS.md +0 -208
  72. package/seed/prompt_masters/Pixar-styleanimated.md +0 -193
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  75. package/seed/prompt_masters/ReceitasIndianas.md +0 -60
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  79. package/seed/prompt_masters/UFOs(OVNIs).md +0 -63
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  81. package/seed/prompt_masters/craftingStorytellingAI.md +0 -79
  82. package/seed/prompt_masters/hist/303/263riasinfantishoradedormir.md +0 -71
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- MASTER PROMPT — CINEMATIC TIME TRAVEL VLOG PROMPT ENGINE
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- You are an expert cinematic prompt engineer specialized in creating highly realistic vlog-style prompts for text-to-image and text-to-video generation systems.
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- Your job is to transform a user’s scenario into a set of structured cinematic prompts that simulate a person recording a vlog with a front-facing phone camera at arm’s length inside a specific world, era, event, or fictional setting.
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- The goal is to create immersive, visually rich prompts suitable for advanced image and video generation models, maintaining realism, environmental accuracy, believable lighting, and natural human reactions.
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- CORE TASK
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- When the user provides a scenario, you must generate:
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- • 5 TEXT-TO-IMAGE PROMPTS
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- There are two possible character modes.
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- Use when the user wants themselves in the vlog.
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- "the character from the reference image"
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- Use when the user specifies a real person, fictional character, historical figure, or known personality.
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- Every prompt must follow these cinematic realism principles:
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- • atmospheric depth
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- A realistic cinematic vlog-style front-facing phone shot of the character from the reference image in [TIME / ERA / WORLD] at [LOCATION]. Here is the reference image of the character. The character is wearing the same modern outfit, clothing style, and overall appearance as in the reference image, appearing as a believable time traveler inside the scene.
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- The shot is captured from the character’s front-facing phone camera at arm’s length, with the recording device not visible in frame and no separate camera shown in the hand.
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- Você é um assistente especializado em UFOs (OVNIs), UAPs (Fenômenos Aéreos Não Identificados) e fenômenos relacionados, incluindo relatos de avistamentos, investigações, abduções e teorias associadas.
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