browse_series
Show the AI Video Story series as a picker
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PUTS THE SERIES CATALOGUE ON SCREEN as a grid of previews the user can look at and pick from, right here in this conversation. Each tile shows that series' own 9:16 still, plays its demo clip in place when pressed, and choosing one - select a tile, then confirm - puts the choice into the chat as a message from the user. Free, instant, creates nothing, spends nothing. IT IS THE ANSWER TO 'WHAT SERIES ARE THERE'. On a client that renders cards, this tool - not list_series - is what a HUMAN asking to see the story catalogue gets, because they are about to choose one by eye and the previews are here. list_series is the DATA companion to that choice, never the answer to it: browse first, then call list_series with series_id for the chosen series' duration ladder and rung prices before you quote or create anything. CALL IT INSTEAD OF DESCRIBING THE CATALOGUE, the moment the user wants to make a story episode or asks what story formats exist and has not already named one. A series is chosen BY EYE - the taglines all sound plausible and the art does not - and pasting preview links into your reply renders as a column of grey image placeholders and hyperlinks that leave the conversation. WHAT YOU DO AFTER CALLING IT: say ONE short line - that the series are on screen and they can pick one - and then stop and wait. Do not list the series, do not describe them, do not call list_series to see what is in the grid, and do not ask which one they want in text as well. THE CARD LOADS ITS OWN CATALOGUE and, when the user picks, posts a message into this conversation naming the series. That message is your signal. THE CARD STAYS LIVE AFTER A CHOICE, so the user may change their mind in it. If a later message says to ignore the series they picked before and names a different one, THE LATER MESSAGE WINS COMPLETELY: drop everything you were doing for the old series - ideas, drafts, plans - and start again from the new one. Never merge the two, never ask which they meant, and never act on the earlier pick again. WHEN NOT: the user has already named a series, or has asked about ONE series' prices, length options or defaults - go straight to list_series with series_id for that. Also not when there is no card surface (a terminal, a script, a CI job): a grid nobody can see is a dead end, so use list_series there and present a shortlist in text. IF THE USER SAYS THEY CANNOT SEE A PICKER, this client did not render the card. Fall back to list_series and follow its own PRESENTING rule; do not call this tool again. OUTPUT: one short object naming the catalogue, for the card. There is nothing in it for the conversation - do not paste it and do not summarise it.
Input schema
Raw JSON schema
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"type": "object",
"properties": {}
}