SuperCool

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name: get-started
description: "Start here with SuperCool: what the user's SuperCool agent can make in ChatGPT, how a request runs, and how results come back. Use when the user first connects SuperCool, asks what it can do, or asks how it works."
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# Get started with SuperCool

SuperCool connects ChatGPT to the user's own SuperCool agent. The agent makes finished work in their SuperCool account: videos and video ads, images and product photos, talking-head presenter videos, websites, presentations, research reports, music and voiceovers. It remembers their earlier work across SuperCool, so "the logo from last week" or "make yesterday's ad shorter" work.

When the user asks what SuperCool can do, answer in a few lines from the list above and suggest one or two concrete things to try, based on what they've told you about themselves. Don't call a tool just to describe SuperCool.

When they ask for something to be made, use the matching SuperCool skill if one fits (video ad, product photos, talking-head video, website, presentation, research report, music). Otherwise follow the steps below with whatever they asked for.

## The brief

What they want made, who it's for, and any style, length, format or files they gave.

## How to run it

1. Collect the brief above from what the user has already said. Ask one short question only if something essential is missing; otherwise go ahead with sensible defaults and say which you chose.
2. Call `message_agent` once with the complete brief in plain language: every detail, style, length and format the user gave, and any files as public https URLs. Send a fresh `request_id` with each new message; reuse one only to retry that same message.
3. Pass on the agent's reply in a sentence or two. If it started work, call `wait_for_updates` with the returned cursor. Keep calling while `done` is false (right away when `more` is true).
4. Results appear in the SuperCool card as they arrive (images, video posters with a play link). Don't embed them again as images in your reply; describe them briefly and share their links. Websites, documents and decks are links.
5. For changes ("shorter", "warmer colors", "swap the music"), send them to `message_agent` as a follow-up about the same work. To show a finished result again, use `get_work` with its `work_id`.

## Rules

- Never describe, link or claim a result you haven't received from `wait_for_updates` or `get_work`.
- Don't quote prices, credit amounts or how long it will take unless the agent said so. If the agent says the user is out of credits, tell them plainly and pass on any link it gives.
- Explicit instructions from the user come before this skill's suggestions.

## When not to use SuperCool

Answer quick questions, arithmetic, and writing you can do yourself in the chat without SuperCool. Don't send account changes such as deleting work, cancelling a subscription or changing billing to the agent: tell the user to do that in their SuperCool account settings at supercool.com.

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name: music
description: "Compose a song, jingle, background track or voiceover with SuperCool. Use when the user wants original music, lyrics sung, a jingle for a brand, or a spoken voiceover."
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# Music and voiceover

Makes original audio: songs with vocals, instrumentals, jingles and voiceovers.

## The brief

- What it's for and the length (default about 30 seconds for a jingle, 2 to 3 minutes for a song).
- Genre, mood, tempo and instruments, and vocals or instrumental.
- Lyrics, or the theme so the agent writes them; for a voiceover, the script, voice and language.

## How to run it

1. Collect the brief above from what the user has already said. Ask one short question only if something essential is missing; otherwise go ahead with sensible defaults and say which you chose.
2. Call `message_agent` once with the complete brief in plain language: every detail, style, length and format the user gave, and any files as public https URLs. Send a fresh `request_id` with each new message; reuse one only to retry that same message.
3. Pass on the agent's reply in a sentence or two. If it started work, call `wait_for_updates` with the returned cursor. Keep calling while `done` is false (right away when `more` is true).
4. Results appear in the SuperCool card as they arrive (images, video posters with a play link). Don't embed them again as images in your reply; describe them briefly and share their links. Websites, documents and decks are links.
5. For changes ("shorter", "warmer colors", "swap the music"), send them to `message_agent` as a follow-up about the same work. To show a finished result again, use `get_work` with its `work_id`.

## Rules

- Never describe, link or claim a result you haven't received from `wait_for_updates` or `get_work`.
- Don't quote prices, credit amounts or how long it will take unless the agent said so. If the agent says the user is out of credits, tell them plainly and pass on any link it gives.
- Explicit instructions from the user come before this skill's suggestions.
- Don't imitate a named living artist's voice or copy existing lyrics or melodies. Describe the style instead ("upbeat 80s synth-pop").

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name: presentation
description: "Make a presentation or pitch deck with SuperCool, ready to present or download. Use when the user wants slides for a pitch, report, lesson, sales call or talk."
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# Presentation

Makes a finished, designed slide deck and returns its link.

## The brief

- The topic and audience, and what the deck should achieve (raise money, teach, sell, report).
- Number of slides (default 8 to 10) and the outline if the user has one.
- The facts, numbers and names to use. Don't invent figures: pass on what the user gave and tell them where data is still needed.
- Style or brand colors, logo, and any images or documents to draw from (https URLs).

## How to run it

1. Collect the brief above from what the user has already said. Ask one short question only if something essential is missing; otherwise go ahead with sensible defaults and say which you chose.
2. Call `message_agent` once with the complete brief in plain language: every detail, style, length and format the user gave, and any files as public https URLs. Send a fresh `request_id` with each new message; reuse one only to retry that same message.
3. Pass on the agent's reply in a sentence or two. If it started work, call `wait_for_updates` with the returned cursor. Keep calling while `done` is false (right away when `more` is true).
4. Results appear in the SuperCool card as they arrive (images, video posters with a play link). Don't embed them again as images in your reply; describe them briefly and share their links. Websites, documents and decks are links.
5. For changes ("shorter", "warmer colors", "swap the music"), send them to `message_agent` as a follow-up about the same work. To show a finished result again, use `get_work` with its `work_id`.

## Rules

- Never describe, link or claim a result you haven't received from `wait_for_updates` or `get_work`.
- Don't quote prices, credit amounts or how long it will take unless the agent said so. If the agent says the user is out of credits, tell them plainly and pass on any link it gives.
- Explicit instructions from the user come before this skill's suggestions.

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name: product-photos
description: "Create product photos, image ads and branded visuals with SuperCool, from a description or the user's own product photos. Use when the user wants images for a product, ad, store listing or social post."
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# Product photos and image ads

Makes finished images: product shots, image ads with headlines, lifestyle scenes and branded visuals.

## The brief

- The product or subject, and the user's product photo if they have one (https URL). With a photo, the agent keeps the real product's look.
- How many images (default 4) and the shape: square 1:1, portrait 4:5, vertical 9:16 or landscape 16:9.
- Style and setting: studio, lifestyle, flat lay, bold graphic, a mood or a reference.
- Any headline, offer or brand colors to put on the image.

## How to run it

1. Collect the brief above from what the user has already said. Ask one short question only if something essential is missing; otherwise go ahead with sensible defaults and say which you chose.
2. Call `message_agent` once with the complete brief in plain language: every detail, style, length and format the user gave, and any files as public https URLs. Send a fresh `request_id` with each new message; reuse one only to retry that same message.
3. Pass on the agent's reply in a sentence or two. If it started work, call `wait_for_updates` with the returned cursor. Keep calling while `done` is false (right away when `more` is true).
4. Results appear in the SuperCool card as they arrive (images, video posters with a play link). Don't embed them again as images in your reply; describe them briefly and share their links. Websites, documents and decks are links.
5. For changes ("shorter", "warmer colors", "swap the music"), send them to `message_agent` as a follow-up about the same work. To show a finished result again, use `get_work` with its `work_id`.

## Rules

- Never describe, link or claim a result you haven't received from `wait_for_updates` or `get_work`.
- Don't quote prices, credit amounts or how long it will take unless the agent said so. If the agent says the user is out of credits, tell them plainly and pass on any link it gives.
- Explicit instructions from the user come before this skill's suggestions.
- Don't make content that shows a real, identifiable person (a celebrity, public figure or private individual) saying, doing or endorsing something, unless it's the user themselves or they confirm they have that person's consent. Decline briefly and offer an original character instead.

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name: research-report
description: "Get a research report from SuperCool that reads the web and cites its sources, delivered as a document. Use when the user wants a deep, sourced report on a market, competitor, topic or question, beyond a quick answer."
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# Research report

Runs a multi-step web research job and returns a written report with sources.

## The brief

- The question, and what the user will use the answer for.
- Scope: region, time period, sources to prefer or avoid, and the depth they need.
- The format: report, comparison table, brief or slides, and the length.

Answer simple factual questions yourself; use this skill when the user wants a sourced report or the question needs real digging.

## How to run it

1. Collect the brief above from what the user has already said. Ask one short question only if something essential is missing; otherwise go ahead with sensible defaults and say which you chose.
2. Call `message_agent` once with the complete brief in plain language: every detail, style, length and format the user gave, and any files as public https URLs. Send a fresh `request_id` with each new message; reuse one only to retry that same message.
3. Pass on the agent's reply in a sentence or two. If it started work, call `wait_for_updates` with the returned cursor. Keep calling while `done` is false (right away when `more` is true).
4. Results appear in the SuperCool card as they arrive (images, video posters with a play link). Don't embed them again as images in your reply; describe them briefly and share their links. Websites, documents and decks are links.
5. For changes ("shorter", "warmer colors", "swap the music"), send them to `message_agent` as a follow-up about the same work. To show a finished result again, use `get_work` with its `work_id`.

## Rules

- Never describe, link or claim a result you haven't received from `wait_for_updates` or `get_work`.
- Don't quote prices, credit amounts or how long it will take unless the agent said so. If the agent says the user is out of credits, tell them plainly and pass on any link it gives.
- Explicit instructions from the user come before this skill's suggestions.

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---
name: talking-head
description: "Make a talking-head video with SuperCool: an AI presenter who speaks a script to camera, for explainers, product walkthroughs, UGC-style reviews and lessons. Use when the user wants someone on camera saying something."
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# Talking-head video

Makes a video of an AI presenter speaking to camera, with a consistent face and voice across videos.

## The brief

- The script, or the topic and key points so the agent can write it (say which).
- Length (default about 30 seconds), shape (vertical 9:16 or 16:9) and language.
- The presenter: age range, look, voice and setting, or "the same presenter as last time".
- Captions, b-roll or a call to action at the end.

## How to run it

1. Collect the brief above from what the user has already said. Ask one short question only if something essential is missing; otherwise go ahead with sensible defaults and say which you chose.
2. Call `message_agent` once with the complete brief in plain language: every detail, style, length and format the user gave, and any files as public https URLs. Send a fresh `request_id` with each new message; reuse one only to retry that same message.
3. Pass on the agent's reply in a sentence or two. If it started work, call `wait_for_updates` with the returned cursor. Keep calling while `done` is false (right away when `more` is true).
4. Results appear in the SuperCool card as they arrive (images, video posters with a play link). Don't embed them again as images in your reply; describe them briefly and share their links. Websites, documents and decks are links.
5. For changes ("shorter", "warmer colors", "swap the music"), send them to `message_agent` as a follow-up about the same work. To show a finished result again, use `get_work` with its `work_id`.

## Rules

- Never describe, link or claim a result you haven't received from `wait_for_updates` or `get_work`.
- Don't quote prices, credit amounts or how long it will take unless the agent said so. If the agent says the user is out of credits, tell them plainly and pass on any link it gives.
- Explicit instructions from the user come before this skill's suggestions.
- Don't make content that shows a real, identifiable person (a celebrity, public figure or private individual) saying, doing or endorsing something, unless it's the user themselves or they confirm they have that person's consent. Decline briefly and offer an original character instead.

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---
name: video-ad
description: "Make a video ad, product video, social short or promo with SuperCool, with music, voiceover and captions. Use when the user wants a video for a product, brand, offer or social post."
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# Video ad

Makes a finished short video for a product, brand or offer, sized for where it will run.

## The brief

- What it's for: the product, brand or offer, and the one thing viewers should remember.
- Length (default 15 seconds) and shape: vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts; square 1:1 for feeds; 16:9 for YouTube and websites.
- The hook or angle, tone, music and voiceover preferences, on-screen text or captions, and the call to action.
- Product photos, logos or footage the user shared, as https URLs.
- How many versions (for example three different hooks), if they want more than one.

## How to run it

1. Collect the brief above from what the user has already said. Ask one short question only if something essential is missing; otherwise go ahead with sensible defaults and say which you chose.
2. Call `message_agent` once with the complete brief in plain language: every detail, style, length and format the user gave, and any files as public https URLs. Send a fresh `request_id` with each new message; reuse one only to retry that same message.
3. Pass on the agent's reply in a sentence or two. If it started work, call `wait_for_updates` with the returned cursor. Keep calling while `done` is false (right away when `more` is true).
4. Results appear in the SuperCool card as they arrive (images, video posters with a play link). Don't embed them again as images in your reply; describe them briefly and share their links. Websites, documents and decks are links.
5. For changes ("shorter", "warmer colors", "swap the music"), send them to `message_agent` as a follow-up about the same work. To show a finished result again, use `get_work` with its `work_id`.

## Rules

- Never describe, link or claim a result you haven't received from `wait_for_updates` or `get_work`.
- Don't quote prices, credit amounts or how long it will take unless the agent said so. If the agent says the user is out of credits, tell them plainly and pass on any link it gives.
- Explicit instructions from the user come before this skill's suggestions.
- Don't make content that shows a real, identifiable person (a celebrity, public figure or private individual) saying, doing or endorsing something, unless it's the user themselves or they confirm they have that person's consent. Decline briefly and offer an original character instead.

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---
name: website
description: "Build and publish a website or landing page with SuperCool, then change it by asking. Use when the user wants a site, landing page, portfolio or simple web app for a business, product, event or person."
---

# Website

Builds a real, published website and returns its live link. The user can keep changing it by asking.

## The brief

- What the site is for and who visits it.
- The pages or sections (default: one page with hero, about, services or products, and contact).
- Real details to include: business name, location, prices, hours, contact details, links. Never make these up: leave placeholders and tell the user which ones to fill in.
- Style, colors, logo or photos (https URLs), and any form (contact, booking, signup).

## How to run it

1. Collect the brief above from what the user has already said. Ask one short question only if something essential is missing; otherwise go ahead with sensible defaults and say which you chose.
2. Call `message_agent` once with the complete brief in plain language: every detail, style, length and format the user gave, and any files as public https URLs. Send a fresh `request_id` with each new message; reuse one only to retry that same message.
3. Pass on the agent's reply in a sentence or two. If it started work, call `wait_for_updates` with the returned cursor. Keep calling while `done` is false (right away when `more` is true).
4. Results appear in the SuperCool card as they arrive (images, video posters with a play link). Don't embed them again as images in your reply; describe them briefly and share their links. Websites, documents and decks are links.
5. For changes ("shorter", "warmer colors", "swap the music"), send them to `message_agent` as a follow-up about the same work. To show a finished result again, use `get_work` with its `work_id`.

## Rules

- Never describe, link or claim a result you haven't received from `wait_for_updates` or `get_work`.
- Don't quote prices, credit amounts or how long it will take unless the agent said so. If the agent says the user is out of credits, tell them plainly and pass on any link it gives.
- Explicit instructions from the user come before this skill's suggestions.
- Connecting a custom domain or handling payments happens in the user's SuperCool account; pass on what the agent says about it.

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