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name: bathroom
description: "Bathroom Design with MeltFlex. Use when the user wants to redesign a bathroom: tiles, vanity, tapware, shower or bath, or types /bathroom."
---

# Bathroom Design

MeltFlex's bathroom design tool, with the same bathroom styles and the same design brief as meltflexai.com.

## Steps

1. Ask for a photo of the bathroom if the user has not shared one. Never invent the space.
2. If the user has not named a look, call `browse_presets` with `tool: "bathroom"` so they can pick from the gallery. Skip it when they already said what they want.
3. Call `generate_interior` with `image`, `tool: "bathroom"`, the chosen `style` id, and `prompt` holding only the user's extra wishes (for example "keep the window seat"), or an empty string.
4. Offer one next step: another style side by side (`variations: 2`), a walkthrough video, or placing a specific product the user likes.

## Bathroom styles

- `modern-spa`: Modern Spa
- `scandinavian`: Scandinavian
- `marble-classic`: Marble Classic
- `industrial`: Industrial
- `japandi`: Japandi
- `coastal`: Coastal
- `moody-dark`: Moody Dark
- `microcement-minimal`: Microcement

If the user describes a look that matches none of these, leave `style` out and put their description in `prompt`.

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---
name: closet
description: "Closet Design with MeltFlex. Use when the user wants to design a walk-in closet, fitted wardrobe or dressing room, or types /closet."
---

# Closet Design

MeltFlex's closet design tool, with the same closet styles and the same design brief as meltflexai.com.

## Steps

1. Ask for a photo of the closet or wall if the user has not shared one. Never invent the space.
2. If the user has not named a look, call `browse_presets` with `tool: "closet"` so they can pick from the gallery. Skip it when they already said what they want.
3. Call `generate_interior` with `image`, `tool: "closet"`, the chosen `style` id, and `prompt` holding only the user's extra wishes (for example "keep the window seat"), or an empty string.
4. Offer one next step: another style side by side (`variations: 2`), a walkthrough video, or placing a specific product the user likes.

## Closet styles

- `modern`: Modern
- `boutique`: Boutique
- `luxury`: Luxury
- `minimalist`: Minimalist
- `scandinavian`: Scandinavian
- `japandi`: Japandi
- `warm-oak`: Warm Oak
- `traditional`: Traditional
- `art-deco`: Art Deco
- `industrial`: Industrial Open
- `boho`: Boho

If the user describes a look that matches none of these, leave `style` out and put their description in `prompt`.

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name: coffee-shop
description: "Coffee Shop Design with MeltFlex. Use when the user wants to design a coffee shop or cafe interior from a photo of the space, or types /coffee-shop."
---

# Coffee Shop Design

MeltFlex's coffee shop design tool, with the same cafe styles and the same design brief as meltflexai.com.

## Steps

1. Ask for a photo of the space if the user has not shared one. Never invent the space.
2. If the user has not named a look, call `browse_presets` with `tool: "coffeeshop"` so they can pick from the gallery. Skip it when they already said what they want.
3. Call `generate_interior` with `image`, `tool: "coffeeshop"`, the chosen `style` id, and `prompt` holding only the user's extra wishes (for example "keep the window seat"), or an empty string.
4. Offer one next step: another style side by side (`variations: 2`), a walkthrough video, or placing a specific product the user likes.

## Cafe styles

- `minimal`: Minimal
- `warm-walnut`: Warm Walnut
- `industrial`: Industrial
- `japandi`: Japandi
- `mediterranean`: Mediterranean
- `art-deco`: Art Deco
- `colour-pop`: Colour Pop
- `botanical`: Botanical

If the user describes a look that matches none of these, leave `style` out and put their description in `prompt`.

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---
name: doors
description: "Doors Design with MeltFlex. Use when the user wants to redesign a front door or interior doors, or types /doors."
---

# Doors Design

MeltFlex's doors design tool, with the same door styles and the same design brief as meltflexai.com.

## Steps

1. Ask for a photo of the door if the user has not shared one. Never invent the space.
2. If the user has not named a look, call `browse_presets` with `tool: "doors"` so they can pick from the gallery. Skip it when they already said what they want.
3. Call `generate_interior` with `image`, `tool: "doors"`, the chosen `style` id, and `prompt` holding only the user's extra wishes (for example "keep the window seat"), or an empty string.
4. Offer one next step: another style side by side (`variations: 2`), a walkthrough video, or placing a specific product the user likes.

## Door styles

- `modern-flush`: Modern Flush
- `shaker`: Shaker
- `panelled`: Classic Panelled
- `french-glass`: French Glass
- `black-crittall`: Black Crittall
- `barn`: Sliding Barn
- `pivot`: Pivot
- `arched`: Arched

If the user describes a look that matches none of these, leave `style` out and put their description in `prompt`.

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name: exterior
description: "Exterior Design with MeltFlex. Use when the user wants to restyle a house or building facade, roof, cladding or front of a home, or types /exterior."
---

# Exterior Design

MeltFlex's exterior design tool, with the same architectural styles and the same design brief as meltflexai.com.

## Steps

1. Ask for a photo of the building from outside if the user has not shared one. Never invent the space.
2. If the user has not named a look, call `browse_presets` with `tool: "exterior"` so they can pick from the gallery. Skip it when they already said what they want.
3. Call `generate_interior` with `image`, `tool: "exterior"`, the chosen `style` id, and `prompt` holding only the user's extra wishes (for example "keep the window seat"), or an empty string.
4. Offer one next step: another style side by side (`variations: 2`), a walkthrough video, or placing a specific product the user likes.

## Architectural styles

- `art-deco`: Art Deco
- `brutalist`: Brutalist
- `chinese`: Chinese
- `cottage`: Cottage
- `farmhouse`: Farm House
- `french`: French
- `gothic`: Gothic
- `italianate`: Italianate
- `japanese`: Japanese
- `mediterranean`: Mediterranean
- `midcentury`: Midcentury
- `middle-eastern`: Middle Eastern
- `minimalistic`: Minimalistic
- `modern`: Modern
- `morocco`: Morocco
- `ski-chalet`: Ski Chalet
- `spanish`: Spanish

If the user describes a look that matches none of these, leave `style` out and put their description in `prompt`.

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name: floors
description: "Floor Restyle with MeltFlex. Use when the user wants to change the flooring: parquet, herringbone, tiles, marble, stone, concrete or carpet, or types /floors."
---

# Floor Restyle

MeltFlex's floor restyle tool, with the same floor materials and the same design brief as meltflexai.com.

## Steps

1. Ask for a photo of the room showing the floor if the user has not shared one. Never invent the space.
2. If the user has not named a look, call `browse_presets` with `tool: "floors"` so they can pick from the gallery. Skip it when they already said what they want.
3. Call `generate_interior` with `image`, `tool: "floors"`, the chosen `style` id, and `prompt` holding only the user's extra wishes (for example "keep the window seat"), or an empty string.
4. Offer one next step: another style side by side (`variations: 2`), a walkthrough video, or placing a specific product the user likes.

## Floor materials

- `oak-herringbone`: Oak Herringbone
- `white-marble`: White Marble
- `polished-concrete`: Polished Concrete
- `dark-walnut`: Dark Walnut
- `light-oak`: Light Oak
- `oak-chevron`: Oak Chevron
- `walnut-herringbone`: Walnut Herringbone
- `grey-oak`: Grey Oak
- `whitewashed-oak`: Whitewashed Oak
- `travertine`: Travertine
- `limestone-tile`: Limestone
- `black-marble`: Black Marble
- `microcement`: Microcement
- `black-slate`: Black Slate
- `terrazzo`: Terrazzo
- `checkerboard-marble`: Checkerboard Marble
- `terracotta-tile`: Terracotta Tile
- `patterned-tile`: Patterned Tile

If the user describes a look that matches none of these, leave `style` out and put their description in `prompt`.

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---
name: furniture-to-3d
description: Turn a photo of a single furniture piece into a textured 3D model (GLB) with MeltFlex. Use when the user wants a 3D model, an AR preview, or an asset for Blender, SketchUp, Unity or a web viewer.
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# Furniture to 3D

## Steps

1. Ask for a photo of one item, ideally on a plain background and seen from a three-quarter angle.
2. Call `create_3d_furniture` with the photo as `image` (75 credits).
3. The card shows progress and offers the GLB download when the model is ready, usually in 2 to 3 minutes. If it does not update, call `check_job` with the `jobId` every 10 to 15 seconds.

## Tips

- Crop out other furniture; the model is built from the whole image.
- Set `textured: false` only when the user needs clean geometry for their own materials.

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name: garden
description: "Garden Design with MeltFlex. Use when the user wants to landscape a garden, backyard, front yard, patio or terrace, or types /garden."
---

# Garden Design

MeltFlex's garden design tool, with the same garden styles and the same design brief as meltflexai.com.

## Steps

1. Ask for a photo of the garden or yard if the user has not shared one. Never invent the space.
2. If the user has not named a look, call `browse_presets` with `tool: "garden"` so they can pick from the gallery. Skip it when they already said what they want.
3. Call `generate_interior` with `image`, `tool: "garden"`, the chosen `style` id, and `prompt` holding only the user's extra wishes (for example "keep the window seat"), or an empty string.
4. Offer one next step: another style side by side (`variations: 2`), a walkthrough video, or placing a specific product the user likes.

## Garden styles

- `modern`: Modern
- `tropical`: Tropical
- `minimalistic`: Minimalistic
- `bohemian`: Bohemian
- `rustic`: Rustic
- `vintage`: Vintage
- `baroque`: Baroque
- `mediterranean`: Mediterranean
- `desert`: Desert
- `japanese`: Japanese Zen
- `cottage`: English Cottage
- `coastal`: Coastal
- `prairie`: Prairie

If the user describes a look that matches none of these, leave `style` out and put their description in `prompt`.

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name: get-started
description: Introduce MeltFlex and run a first interior redesign. Use when someone has just connected MeltFlex, asks what it can do, or wants to try it without a specific plan.
---

# Get started with MeltFlex

MeltFlex redesigns real rooms from a photo. The walls, windows and doors stay where they are; the style, furniture, materials and colours change.

## What to offer

- **Redesign a room**: a photo plus a style ("warm Japandi", "dark moody library").
- **Furnish an empty room**: virtual staging for listings and new builds.
- **Place an exact product**: a photo of a real sofa, rug or tile placed into the room.
- **Walkthrough video**: a 4 or 8 second cinematic clip from any render.
- **3D model**: a photo of one furniture piece turned into a GLB.

## First run

1. Ask for a room photo if none was shared. Never invent a room.
2. If the user has no look in mind, call `browse_presets` for the matching tool (interior, kitchen, bathroom, exterior, garden…) so they can pick a style from pictures instead of answering questions.
3. Call `generate_interior` with the photo, the `tool` and `style` they picked, and `prompt` for any extra wishes. Without a preset, write `prompt` as one sentence.
4. After the render, offer the natural next step: another style, a walkthrough video, or placing a specific product.

## Credits

Every generation spends credits on the user's MeltFlex account. Call `get_credits` when the user asks what something costs or before a walkthrough or 3D model, and tell them the cost before spending it. Failed jobs are refunded automatically. Do not link to pricing or checkout pages in the chat.

## Design tools and presets

MeltFlex has a dedicated tool with its own style presets for each kind of space. Call `browse_presets` with no arguments to show them all as a picture gallery, or jump straight in with a slash command: /kitchen, /bathroom, /exterior, /garden, /walls, /floors, /stairs, /doors, /windows, /home-office, /closet, /coffee-shop, /restaurant. Browsing is free; only generating spends credits.

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name: home-office
description: "Office Design with MeltFlex. Use when the user wants to turn a room or corner into a home office or redesign a workspace, or types /home-office."
---

# Office Design

MeltFlex's office design tool, with the same office styles and the same design brief as meltflexai.com.

## Steps

1. Ask for a photo of the room if the user has not shared one. Never invent the space.
2. If the user has not named a look, call `browse_presets` with `tool: "office"` so they can pick from the gallery. Skip it when they already said what they want.
3. Call `generate_interior` with `image`, `tool: "office"`, the chosen `style` id, and `prompt` holding only the user's extra wishes (for example "keep the window seat"), or an empty string.
4. Offer one next step: another style side by side (`variations: 2`), a walkthrough video, or placing a specific product the user likes.

## Office styles

- `modern`: Modern
- `minimalist`: Minimalist
- `scandinavian`: Scandinavian
- `japandi`: Japandi
- `mid-century`: Mid-Century
- `executive`: Executive
- `dark-academia`: Dark Academia
- `industrial`: Industrial
- `boho`: Boho
- `coastal`: Coastal
- `biophilic`: Biophilic
- `gaming`: Gaming

If the user describes a look that matches none of these, leave `style` out and put their description in `prompt`.

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name: kitchen
description: "Kitchen Design with MeltFlex. Use when the user wants to redesign a kitchen: cabinets, worktops, splashback, island or a whole new look, or types /kitchen."
---

# Kitchen Design

MeltFlex's kitchen design tool, with the same kitchen styles and the same design brief as meltflexai.com.

## Steps

1. Ask for a photo of the kitchen if the user has not shared one. Never invent the space.
2. If the user has not named a look, call `browse_presets` with `tool: "kitchen"` so they can pick from the gallery. Skip it when they already said what they want.
3. Call `generate_interior` with `image`, `tool: "kitchen"`, the chosen `style` id, and `prompt` holding only the user's extra wishes (for example "keep the window seat"), or an empty string.
4. Offer one next step: another style side by side (`variations: 2`), a walkthrough video, or placing a specific product the user likes.

## Kitchen styles

- `modern-handleless`: Modern Handleless
- `scandinavian`: Scandinavian
- `shaker-sage`: Sage Shaker
- `farmhouse`: Farmhouse
- `industrial`: Industrial
- `warm-minimal`: Warm Minimal
- `two-tone`: Two-Tone
- `timeless-white`: Timeless White

If the user describes a look that matches none of these, leave `style` out and put their description in `prompt`.

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name: product-placement
description: Place an exact real product (sofa, bed, rug, lamp, tile, wallpaper) into a room photo with MeltFlex. Use when the user shares a product photo or link and wants to see that specific item in their space.
---

# Exact product placement

## Steps

1. Get the room photo and a clear photo of the product, ideally on a plain background.
2. Call `generate_interior` with the room as `image` and the product photo(s) in `reference_images` (up to 10).
3. Write the prompt as one sentence naming where it goes: "Place this exact sofa against the left wall facing the window."

## Tips

- One product per call gives the most faithful result; for a full set, place the largest piece first and build on that render.
- For flooring, tiles or wallpaper, say which surface: "Use this exact tile on the bathroom floor only."
- If the result changes the product, retry with a tighter crop of the product photo.

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name: restaurant
description: "Restaurant Design with MeltFlex. Use when the user wants to design a restaurant, bistro or bar interior from a photo of the space, or types /restaurant."
---

# Restaurant Design

MeltFlex's restaurant design tool, with the same restaurant styles and the same design brief as meltflexai.com.

## Steps

1. Ask for a photo of the space if the user has not shared one. Never invent the space.
2. If the user has not named a look, call `browse_presets` with `tool: "restaurant"` so they can pick from the gallery. Skip it when they already said what they want.
3. Call `generate_interior` with `image`, `tool: "restaurant"`, the chosen `style` id, and `prompt` holding only the user's extra wishes (for example "keep the window seat"), or an empty string.
4. Offer one next step: another style side by side (`variations: 2`), a walkthrough video, or placing a specific product the user likes.

## Restaurant styles

- `mediterranean`: Mediterranean
- `japandi`: Japandi
- `earthy-modern`: Earthy Modern
- `botanical`: Botanical
- `art-deco`: Art Deco
- `dark-luxe`: Dark Luxe
- `maximalist`: Maximalist
- `industrial`: Industrial

If the user describes a look that matches none of these, leave `style` out and put their description in `prompt`.

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name: room-redesign
description: Restyle a room, facade or garden from a photo with MeltFlex. Use when the user wants a new style, colour scheme, floor, wall finish or furniture look while keeping the room's structure.
---

# Room redesign

## How to call it

Use `generate_interior` with:

- `image`: the user's room photo.
- `prompt`: **one sentence** naming the style and the two or three changes that matter most, e.g. "Redesign in warm Japandi style with light oak floors, a low linen sofa and paper lanterns."
- `variations`: 2 or 3 when the user is still deciding between looks (each image is charged).
- `design_level`: `pro` for a final, detailed render; `lite` for quick exploration.

## Good prompts

- Name the style first, then materials, then the hero piece of furniture.
- Say what must stay if the user cares ("keep the fireplace and the window seat").
- Do not describe the camera or the room layout; MeltFlex keeps both from the photo.

## After the render

Offer one follow-up, not a list: try another style, swap one element ("same room, green velvet sofa"), make a walkthrough video, or place a real product the user owns or wants to buy.

## Region edits

To change only one area, the user paints it solid red in the photo and you pass `mask: true`. The prompt then applies only to the red region.

## Style presets

For a named style, use the preset instead of writing the brief yourself: `tool: "interior"` with one of these `style` ids, and `prompt` holding only extra wishes. Call `browse_presets` with `tool: "interior"` to let the user pick from thumbnails. For a kitchen, bathroom, exterior, garden, walls or floors, use that tool instead (see browse_presets).

- `scandinavian`: Scandinavian
- `modern`: Modern
- `coastal`: Coastal
- `minimalist`: Minimalist
- `japandi`: Japandi
- `mid-century`: Mid-Century
- `industrial`: Industrial
- `bohemian`: Bohemian
- `farmhouse`: Farmhouse
- `rustic`: Rustic
- `mediterranean`: Mediterranean
- `traditional`: Traditional
- `transitional`: Transitional
- `luxury`: Luxury
- `art-deco`: Art Deco
- `neoclassical`: Neoclassical
- `bauhaus`: Bauhaus
- `brutalist`: Brutalist
- `wabi-sabi`: Wabi-Sabi
- `maximalist`: Maximalist
- `memphis`: Memphis
- `dark-academia`: Dark Academia
- `moroccan`: Moroccan
- `environmental`: Environmental

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---
name: stairs
description: "Staircase Design with MeltFlex. Use when the user wants to redesign a staircase: treads, balustrade, railing or a new stair style, or types /stairs."
---

# Staircase Design

MeltFlex's staircase design tool, with the same staircase styles and the same design brief as meltflexai.com.

## Steps

1. Ask for a photo of the staircase if the user has not shared one. Never invent the space.
2. If the user has not named a look, call `browse_presets` with `tool: "stairs"` so they can pick from the gallery. Skip it when they already said what they want.
3. Call `generate_interior` with `image`, `tool: "stairs"`, the chosen `style` id, and `prompt` holding only the user's extra wishes (for example "keep the window seat"), or an empty string.
4. Offer one next step: another style side by side (`variations: 2`), a walkthrough video, or placing a specific product the user likes.

## Staircase styles

- `modern-oak`: Modern Oak
- `floating`: Floating
- `glass`: Glass Railing
- `farmhouse`: Farmhouse
- `industrial`: Industrial
- `spiral`: Spiral
- `traditional`: Traditional
- `scandinavian`: Scandinavian

If the user describes a look that matches none of these, leave `style` out and put their description in `prompt`.

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---
name: virtual-staging
description: Furnish an empty or cluttered room for a property listing with MeltFlex. Use for real estate photos, new builds, rentals and before-and-after staging.
---

# Virtual staging

## Steps

1. Take the empty or cluttered room photo.
2. Ask who the listing is for if it is unclear (young professionals, a family, short-term rental); it decides the style.
3. Call `generate_interior` with a one-sentence prompt such as "Furnish this empty living room in a warm modern style for a young family, with a sofa, rug, coffee table and plants."
4. For a cluttered room, start the prompt with "Declutter and" so personal items are removed before staging.

## Listing guidance

- Keep staging realistic for the room size; mention "compact" pieces for small rooms.
- Use `design_level: pro` and `resolution: 2K` for photos that will be published.
- Remind the user that many listing sites require staged photos to be labelled as virtually staged.

## Staging presets

Use `tool: "staging"` with one of these `style` ids; put the room type, audience and any must-haves in `prompt` ("living room for a young family"). Call `browse_presets` with `tool: "staging"` to show them as a gallery.

- `modern`: Modern
- `scandinavian`: Scandinavian
- `luxury`: Luxury
- `midcentury`: Mid-Century
- `coastal`: Coastal
- `farmhouse`: Farmhouse
- `japandi`: Japandi
- `traditional`: Traditional
- `minimalist`: Minimalist
- `industrial`: Industrial
- `boho`: Boho
- `art-deco`: Art Deco
- `mediterranean`: Mediterranean
- `rustic`: Rustic
- `transitional`: Transitional
- `contemporary`: Contemporary
- `hamptons`: Hamptons
- `parisian`: Parisian
- `wabi-sabi`: Wabi-Sabi
- `organic-modern`: Organic Modern
- `hollywood-glam`: Hollywood Glam
- `french-country`: French Country
- `english-country`: English Country
- `tuscan`: Tuscan
- `moroccan`: Moroccan
- `tropical`: Tropical
- `desert-modern`: Desert Modern
- `mountain-lodge`: Mountain Lodge
- `urban-loft`: Urban Loft
- `shabby-chic`: Shabby Chic
- `eclectic`: Eclectic
- `maximalist`: Maximalist
- `retro-70s`: Retro 70s
- `neoclassical`: Neoclassical
- `zen`: Zen
- `cottagecore`: Cottagecore
- `dark-academia`: Dark Academia
- `quiet-luxury`: Quiet Luxury
- `biophilic`: Biophilic
- `monochrome`: Monochrome

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---
name: walkthrough-video
description: Turn a room render or photo into a short cinematic walkthrough video with MeltFlex. Use when the user wants a video, reel, animation or a moving camera through the room.
---

# Walkthrough video

## Steps

1. Use the most recent render, or a photo the user shares.
2. Confirm length if the user did not say: 4 seconds (100 credits) or 8 seconds (150 credits).
3. Call `create_walkthrough` with `image`, optional `prompt` for camera direction, `duration_seconds` and `aspect_ratio` (`16:9` for listings and YouTube, `9:16` for Reels and TikTok).
4. The card updates by itself while the clip renders (about 1 to 4 minutes). If the host cannot refresh it, call `check_job` with the `jobId` every 10 to 15 seconds until it succeeds.

## Camera directions that work

- "Slow dolly forward at eye level toward the window."
- "Gentle pan from left to right across the kitchen island."
- "Slow push in on the bed, soft morning light."

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---
name: walls
description: "Wall Finishes with MeltFlex. Use when the user wants to change wall finishes: brick, stone, wood panelling, plaster, tiles or a paint colour, or types /walls."
---

# Wall Finishes

MeltFlex's wall finishes tool, with the same wall finishes and the same design brief as meltflexai.com.

## Steps

1. Ask for a photo of the room if the user has not shared one. Never invent the space.
2. If the user has not named a look, call `browse_presets` with `tool: "walls"` so they can pick from the gallery. Skip it when they already said what they want.
3. Call `generate_interior` with `image`, `tool: "walls"`, the chosen `style` id, and `prompt` holding only the user's extra wishes (for example "keep the window seat"), or an empty string.
4. Offer one next step: another style side by side (`variations: 2`), a walkthrough video, or placing a specific product the user likes.

## Wall finishes

- `exposed-brick`: Exposed Brick
- `white-brick`: White Brick
- `natural-stone`: Natural Stone
- `wood-paneling`: Wood Paneling
- `concrete`: Concrete
- `subway-tile`: Subway Tile
- `limewash`: Limewash
- `venetian-plaster`: Venetian Plaster
- `microcement`: Microcement
- `roman-clay`: Roman Clay
- `wood-slats`: Wood Slats
- `fluted-panels`: Fluted Panels
- `marble-slab`: Marble Slab
- `terrazzo`: Terrazzo
- `board-and-batten`: Board & Batten
- `panel-moulding`: Panel Moulding
- `zellige-tile`: Zellige Tile
- `rough-stucco`: Rough Stucco

If the user describes a look that matches none of these, leave `style` out and put their description in `prompt`.

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---
name: windows
description: "Windows Design with MeltFlex. Use when the user wants to redesign windows: frames, sills, glazing bars, curtains or blinds, or types /windows."
---

# Windows Design

MeltFlex's windows design tool, with the same window styles and the same design brief as meltflexai.com.

## Steps

1. Ask for a photo of the window if the user has not shared one. Never invent the space.
2. If the user has not named a look, call `browse_presets` with `tool: "windows"` so they can pick from the gallery. Skip it when they already said what they want.
3. Call `generate_interior` with `image`, `tool: "windows"`, the chosen `style` id, and `prompt` holding only the user's extra wishes (for example "keep the window seat"), or an empty string.
4. Offer one next step: another style side by side (`variations: 2`), a walkthrough video, or placing a specific product the user likes.

## Window styles

- `black-frame`: Black Frame
- `crittall`: Crittall Steel
- `georgian`: Georgian Bars
- `picture`: Picture Window
- `wood-frame`: Wood Frame
- `arched`: Arched
- `bay`: Bay Window
- `floor-to-ceiling`: Floor-to-Ceiling

If the user describes a look that matches none of these, leave `style` out and put their description in `prompt`.