Tools reference

Use it whenCheck current AI usage, remaining budget, and whether a planned operation can run.

You provide

Optionally name the AI operation you are considering and provide your own cost estimate.

You receive

Your plan, billing window, spent and reserved amounts, remaining budget, estimated operation cost, and whether it can run.

Use it whenEstimate AI cost before running a title and thumbnail packaging workflow.

You provide

Choose whether to include title variants, a thumbnail prompt, thumbnail images, generation quality, and the number of images.

You receive

A total estimated cost, a line-item breakdown, and your budget status for the proposed workflow.

Use it whenRead the signed-in creator's saved channel context for personalized creative work.

You provide

Usually nothing. The primary or latest channel is used automatically, but you can specify one of your channel IDs.

You receive

Saved channel topics, audience context, title patterns, content types, top videos, viewer signals, and recommended creative techniques.

Use it whenGather channel context, relevant techniques, and title-format candidates for a topic.

You provide

An optional topic and description, plus optional channel and result limits.

You receive

Your relevant channel blueprint, ideation techniques, title formats, creative constraints, and a suggested next-step flow.

Use it whenGenerate structured video angles using Mittalmar techniques and channel context without saving them.

You provide

A topic, with optional context, preferred techniques, channel, idea count, or source-video inspiration.

You receive

Draft ideas with descriptions, the technique used, and fit scores covering channel fit, clarity, curiosity, and reach.

Use it whenEvaluate a draft idea for channel fit, clarity, curiosity, and potential reach.

You provide

The idea to evaluate, plus an optional description or channel.

You receive

An overall score, dimension scores, strengths, risks, and the recommended next tool.

Use it whenSelect distinct title structures that can package different angles for one video.

You provide

A video topic, with optional description, technique, origin topic, or channel.

You receive

Recommended title formats with IDs, descriptions, relevance scores, and reasons for each recommendation.

Use it whenGenerate structured title options from selected or recommended formats without saving them.

You provide

A topic, with optional description, format choices, inspiration titles, technique, channel, and number of variants.

You receive

Title variants with their format, clarity, curiosity, length and overall fit scores, plus any risks.

Use it whenCreate title options, select a leading title, and draft a matching thumbnail prompt without saving work.

You provide

A topic or idea, plus optional creative context, title-format choices, inspiration, channel, thumbnail style sources, assets, and direction.

You receive

Candidate titles, a selected title, a thumbnail plan and prompt, a package score, risks, and recommendations.

Use it whenList available formats, recipes, references, art styles, and assets for thumbnail planning.

You provide

Optionally choose which source types to include and how many results to return.

You receive

Available sources with IDs, types, names, descriptions, preview URLs where available, and counts by type.

Use it whenDraft a generator-ready thumbnail prompt from the video's package and available creative sources.

You provide

A video title and description, plus optional style source, composition, recipe, reference, art style, assets, or creative direction.

You receive

The selected creative source and art style, a generator-ready prompt, and practical generation notes.

Use it whenQueue confirmed thumbnail generation from a ready prompt and return a batch identifier.

You provide

An approved prompt, generation mode and image count, plus optional assets, reference images, and video context. Confirmation is required.

You receive

A generation batch ID, queue status, requested image count, and the tools to use next while generation runs.

Use it whenCheck an owned generation batch and retrieve completed image and thumbnail URLs.

You provide

The generation batch ID returned when thumbnail creation started.

You receive

Batch progress, mode, counts and errors, plus each image's status, full image URL, thumbnail URL, and favorite state.

Use it whenList compact projects owned by the signed-in customer.

You provide

Optionally provide search text and paging limits to narrow your owned projects.

You receive

Project IDs, ideas, descriptions, selected-title and image states, title and thumbnail counts, and paging metadata.

Use it whenRead one owned project with its saved titles and linked thumbnail generations.

You provide

The ID of a project owned by your signed-in account.

You receive

The project record, saved title variants, linked generation batches, and completed image and thumbnail URLs.

Use it whenCheck whether a project has enough idea, title, and thumbnail packaging to move forward.

You provide

The ID of a project owned by your signed-in account.

You receive

A package-readiness score with strengths, risks, and recommended improvements.

Use it whenCreate a confirmed project from an idea and optional working title.

You provide

An idea, with optional description, working title, technique, origin topic, or source-video context. Confirmation is required.

You receive

The new project ID and, when a working title was supplied, its selected title ID.

Use it whenSave confirmed title variants under an owned project.

You provide

A project ID and one or more titles, with optional format and origin details. You can also select the first title. Confirmation is required.

You receive

The project ID, IDs of the saved titles, and the selected title ID when one was chosen.

Use it whenBulk-create confirmed projects from selected draft ideas.

You provide

One or more selected ideas with optional descriptions, working titles, techniques, origin topics, or source-video context. Confirmation is required.

You receive

The created project IDs and any selected title IDs created from working titles.

Use it whenLink a confirmed thumbnail generation batch to an owned project.

You provide

A generation batch ID and project ID, with an optional saved title or source title. Confirmation is required.

You receive

The linked batch, project, and title IDs.

Use it whenMark a confirmed completed image as an owned project's selected thumbnail.

You provide

A project ID and the ID of a completed image from that project's linked generation. Confirmation is required.

You receive

The project and selected image IDs, plus the selected full image and thumbnail URLs.

Use it whenSearch curated title structures and relevant examples.

You provide

Optional search text, category filters, paging, and sort order.

You receive

Matching title formats with IDs, descriptions, categories, example counts, representative videos, and paging metadata.

Use it whenSearch curated visual layouts and relevant examples.

You provide

Optional search text, category filters, paging, and sort order.

You receive

Matching thumbnail formats with IDs, descriptions, categories, example counts, representative thumbnails, and paging metadata.

Use it whenSearch reusable techniques for developing stronger video angles.

You provide

Optional search text, category filters, paging, and sort order.

You receive

Matching ideation techniques with IDs, descriptions, categories, example counts, representative videos, and paging metadata.

Use it whenSearch atomic script-opening patterns by style and creative purpose.

You provide

Optional search text, style/content/niche axes, category filters, and paging limits.

You receive

Matching hook patterns with IDs, descriptions, example wording, categories, and paging metadata.

Use it whenRead current trend topics for a geography with available volume and evidence links.

You provide

Choose trend sources, a two-letter country code, an optional X location ID, and a result limit.

You receive

Ranked topics with source, volume, timing, context, supporting articles and links, plus the status of each trend source.

Use it whenUse AI to rank current trends against channel context and suggest defensible creative angles.

You provide

Choose trend sources and geography, plus an optional channel and maximum number of recommendations.

You receive

Ranked channel matches with relevance, confidence, urgency, fit reasons, risks, a content angle, hook, title, thumbnail concept, and trend evidence.