tesseract-agent 0.12.2-beta.4 → 0.12.2
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name: makers
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description: Tesseract's makers — the guided flows behind the Home cards that make a picture, a logo (a brand), a website, a mobile app, a video, a presentation, a personal assistant, a deep research report, a data analysis, a game (played in the browser on the canvas, or a real Unity, Unreal or Godot project), a skin for the Tesseract app itself, a new project folder set up the way the person describes, a piece of writing (an email, a letter, a blog post, a CV), a postcard, a set of social media posts or one of their photos enhanced, on a canvas beside the chat. Use whenever the person wants one of these made (in any chat, not only one opened from a card), when the conversation is already making one and the person answers it or asks for a change, and when they want to switch from one kind to another ("make it a logo instead", "now turn this into an app"). Code the person builds in a project of their own, or putting an existing site online, is build-website-or-app; a font, or a wordmark or logo as an SVG file to stated requirements, is font-and-logo-design.
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version: 1.0.11
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tesseract.summary: "A logo, website, app, video or deck made for the person beside the chat, watched as it forms, or switched to another."
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tesseract.category: general
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| `social` | social media posts: a plan of posts, each with a caption written for every platform it goes to (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, TikTok, Threads, Pinterest) and a matching picture — shown as each feed shows it, saved with a CSV the schedulers import |
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| `comic` | a comic, manga or webtoon: from an idea or a whole script to chapters, pages and panels, the lines in real balloons, the same characters through the Cast, in the comic editor; saved as a PDF, a CBZ or a vertical strip (the `comic-maker` skill) |
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| `photo` | their own photo, enhanced: looked at, then the few steps it needs (light and colour, sharpening, a cut-out, made bigger — free, on this computer; restoring, colourising, retouching, restyling — with AI), shown before and after. `picture` is for a new picture |
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| `spreadsheet` | a spreadsheet: a budget, a tracker, a schedule, an inventory, or their own data, with formulas, totals and a chart, in the spreadsheet editor |
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| `pdf` | a PDF: one they fill in and sign, something made into a PDF (a document, pictures, a web page), or a form people can fill, in the PDF editor |
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| `diagram` | a diagram: a flowchart, an org chart, a timeline, a mind map, a sequence, written as Mermaid and drawn beside its source |
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| `drawing` | a vector drawing: an illustration, an icon, poster art, in the vector editor |
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| `font` | a font: an original typeface from what it is for and how it should look, its letters drawn, kept as a .ttf and opened in the font editor |
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| `audio` | a piece of audio: a podcast episode, a voice-over, a narration, a recording cleaned up, finished in the audio editor |
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| `motion` | a motion graphic: an animated title, a lower third, a logo reveal, a short explainer, in the motion editor, exported to video |
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| `wireframe` | a wireframe: grayscale screens of a page or an app linked into a clickable flow, or a blank canvas to build on |
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| `invoice` | an invoice: who it is to, the lines, tax and due date, worked out and numbered on, as a Word document with its PDF and an email |
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| `newsletter` | an email newsletter: sections planned with them, written and laid out as email-safe HTML to copy into a mailing tool |
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| `form` | a form or survey: questions with simple logic, as a fillable PDF and a web page that collects answers |
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| `remote` | a Remote Desktop connection: to one of their own computers, to someone else's, or someone reaching this one |
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| `network` | a private network for their devices: made, then their computers, phones and people added, its map shown |
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## The tool
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