WonderWorks

Generate a new still image from a text prompt or structured JSON prompt, optionally guided by up to four reference images. Use this tool for photographs, product visuals, characters, environments, illustrations, concept art, and other static visual assets.

generate_image

Generate a music track from a text prompt. Use this tool for scores, soundtracks, background music, themes, and other musical content. For isolated sound effects, ambience, or Foley, use generate-sound instead.

generate_music

Generate a sound-effect asset from a text prompt. Use this tool for individual effects, Foley, environmental ambience, transitions, impacts, mechanical sounds, natural sounds, and other non-musical audio.

generate_sound

Create a coherent visual storyboard for a story or long-form video. The tool develops the user's idea into multiple connected shots and generates a key image for each shot while maintaining visual continuity across characters, locations, style, and narrative progression. Use this instead of generate-image when the user wants a sequence of shots, a complete story, a scene-by-scene visualization, or the foundation for a longer video.

generate_storyboard

Generate a short video clip from a prompt, optionally using an existing image as the first frame. Use this tool for text-to-video generation or for animating a still image. The generated clip can be either 5 or 10 seconds long.

generate_video

Return the current status and URLs of an existing media asset. Returns data only and displays nothing. Use it to check whether an asset has finished generating, or to obtain an id or URL to pass to another tool (for example, an image to use as the first frame of a video). Asset ids come from the generate-* tools.

get_asset

Display an existing media asset in the media player. Use this only for an asset created in an EARLIER turn, or one the user refers to by id. Never call it after a generate-* tool in the same turn: those already display their own player, and calling this as well renders the player twice. Asset ids come from the generate-* tools or from get-asset.

render_asset_widget