Moodle: Mood Board plan+design

Use to render a collaborative mood board inside the mood-board widget whenever the user wants a visual board rather than plain text. This tool is appropriate for creating a fresh board from a prompt such as a room redesign, brand direction, fashion concept, event styling idea, packaging mood, or any other visual brief where a collage of images, colors, fonts, quotes, notes, and emoji will help. It is also appropriate after you have already discussed a board and now want to show an updated version with additions, removals, or refinements. Supply the full moodBoard object you want the user to see. Each item should describe one visual ingredient of the board, such as a single reference image, a small image gallery, a color swatch, a color palette, a gradient, a font choice, a quote, a sticky-note style note, or an emoji accent. The widget is designed for collaborative iteration. After the tool returns, the user can drag items around, edit their contents, add new items, remove items, upload images, and export the current board. Because those edits are persisted into widget state, prefer this tool when the user needs a working board artifact that both you and the user can keep discussing in subsequent turns. This is the right tool for requests like “make me a cosy living room board,” “show me a brand mood board,” “add a calmer palette,” or “put these references on one board.” Do not call this tool if the user explicitly asks for plain text only, explicitly asks you not to use tools, or if you only have loose brainstorming with no concrete board items yet. Do not use it for unrelated advice that does not benefit from a visual board. The tool is read-only from the server perspective: it returns the supplied board as structured widget data, normalizes item ids where needed, and opens the widget for interactive editing.

display-mood-board

Use to create short-lived ImageKit delivery URLs for public mood-board image sources requested by the mood-board app.

resolve-mood-board-images