Poster Maker

Search Poster Maker design templates (posters, flyers, cards, invites). Call this whenever the user wants a poster/flyer/card — e.g. "make me a birthday poster". Put the theme/occasion/keywords in `search` (e.g. "birthday", "wedding invite", "grand opening"). Do NOT call this for a bare greeting or small talk ("hi", "hello", "help") or when the user hasn't said what they want to create — first greet them and ask what kind of poster/occasion they have in mind. Only search once there's an actual theme/occasion to look for. If you are forced to call it for a bare greeting, pass the user's literal words as `search` (e.g. search="hello") — NEVER invent an occasion like "birthday" the user did not mention. Call this tool only ONCE per user request and wait for it to finish — it can take a few seconds to build the personalised previews. Do not re-issue the same search while it is still running. PERSONALISATION: if the user mentions any of their own details to put on the design — a name, a date, a discount/offer, a location/address, a phone, etc. — pass them as a flat `details` object, e.g. {"name": "Lukesh", "date": "29/11/2001"} {"name": "CoolAir", "offer": "20% off", "location": "Chandigarh"} The returned `thumbnail_url` for matching templates is then a live preview with those details rendered into the design, so the user sees their own personalised poster. Use natural keys (name, date, offer, location, phone, email, title…). Always pass `details` whenever the user gives such info. CHANGING A TEMPLATE ALREADY SHOWN: you CAN modify a design you already returned — NEVER refuse or say you can't edit it. When the user picks a shown template and asks for changes ("I like this one — change the name to Priya and the date to 5 Aug"), call this tool again with `template_id` set to that card's `design_id` (or its `id` when design_id is null), keep `search` as the original theme, and pass ALL the new/changed values in `details`. The SAME design comes back as a new card with the requested text updated. Returns real templates with thumbnails; each has an `editor_url` that opens it in the web editor. The templates are shown to the user automatically as an interactive card grid — do NOT re-render them as markdown images and do NOT list their details (title, category, subcategory, size, venue, …) as text; that only duplicates the cards. Just reply with one short sentence. Use `page` to fetch more results when `total_pages` > `current_page`. PHOTO IN FALLBACK SUGGESTIONS: when no template matches and we show personalised suggestions, you can embed a real prompt-matched photo into the design. This is OPT-IN — only set `include_photo=True` if the user asks for a real photo/image in it (e.g. "with a photo", "use a real picture", "add an image of …"). If they don't mention it, leave it False (keeps the cleaner original artwork). If unsure, ask the user whether they want a photo. Args: search: Theme/occasion/keywords to search for, e.g. "birthday". details: Optional flat object of the user's details to bake into the design (name, date, offer, location, phone, …). limit: Results per page (default 4). page: Page number for pagination (default 1). include_photo: Set True only when the user wants a real photo embedded into fallback (random) suggestions. Default False. template_id: The `design_id` (or `id`) of an ALREADY-SHOWN card the user wants modified — skips searching and updates that exact design with the new `details`. None for a fresh search.

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