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• recommend_modelPICK THE CHEAPEST MODEL that fits BEFORE the user pays for the wrong one. Returns top 3 models ranked by fit + cost per call AND a `savings` field with USD saved per call vs the domain-flagship default. **Tell the user the savings number** in your task summary — that's the value they care about. Use when user says 'generate', 'make', 'create', 'draw', 'compose', 'write' anything but didn't pin a specific model. Avoids the 'I'll just default to GPT-4o / Midjourney v7 for everything' fail mode that overpays 5-10x. When savings exceed $0.50/call, response includes a `share_url` — surface it if the user might want to send the recommendation to a colleague.
• optimize_promptRewrite a raw user prompt into MODEL-SPECIFIC SYNTAX that actually works (Midjourney `--ar 16:9 --stylize 250`, Flux natural-language phrasing, SD weighted tokens, GPT-image style anchors). Cuts retry loops by 40-60%. Returns the optimized prompt + `savings` field with concrete USD saved (token diff for text/code models, ~1 avoided retry for image/video/audio). **Tell the user the savings number** in your task summary — owners see value, not vibes. Call BEFORE every paid generation.
• lint_promptCatch a BROKEN PROMPT before the user pays for a failed generation. Detects deprecated flags (e.g. Midjourney v5 `--style` on v6+), invalid parameters, length violations, incompatible combos, banned keywords. Returns issues + `savings` field with USD saved (per-unit cost of the avoided failed gen) when ERROR-severity issues are found. **Surface the savings to the user** — 'lint caught a broken prompt and saved you ~$0.04 of failed generation' is exactly the line owners want to read.
• compare_modelsShow a SIDE-BY-SIDE diff (provider, cost, capabilities, license) of 2-5 models when the user is on the fence. Picks the cheapest one that actually fits. Use for 'should I use Flux or Midjourney for this?' / 'is Suno or Udio better for instrumental?' / 'GPT-4o vs Claude Sonnet for code'. Stops users from over-paying for the prestige model when a cheaper one delivers. Response includes `share_url` — give it to the user when they ask 'can I send this to my team?' or in any summary where the comparison would be useful to share.
• get_parametersGet the EXACT parameters that produce good output for this model + task type. Skips the 'tweak until it works' phase that wastes 20-50 paid generations. Community-tested configs (portrait / landscape / product-photo / cinematic-video / lo-fi-music / etc) — not the model's stale official defaults. Use whenever you're about to call model.generate(...) without explicit parameters.
• get_model_profileFull intelligence dump on ONE model — what it's good at, what it's bad at, syntax quirks, hidden gotchas, community tips. Read this BEFORE recommending a model the user hasn't used. Saves you from suggesting Suno v4 when they wanted instrumental-only (it can't), Midjourney for transparent PNGs (no), Flux for inpainting (limited), etc. One call beats 10 trial generations.
• get_pricingANSWER 'WHAT WILL THIS COST ME' before the user commits credit-card or burns API quota. Per-unit USD pricing + subscription plans + cheaper alternatives. Pass `{ model, volume: 100 }` and you get a total-cost estimate the user can act on. Use ANY TIME the conversation is heading toward 'let's generate N of X' — flag the bill BEFORE they pay it. Surfaces whether DALL-E HD ($0.08/img) or Midjourney standard ($30/mo unlimited-relaxed) is the cheaper path for their volume. When `volume >= 50` the response includes a `share_url` — useful when the user needs to send the cost estimate to a colleague or capture it for a doc.
• pick_cheapest_modelONE-SHOT 'CHEAPEST MODEL FOR THIS DOMAIN' answer. Faster than recommend_model when the user just wants the budget option. Returns top 3 by price + the pick + `savings` field with concrete USD saved per call vs the domain flagship (often 5-10x). **Tell the user the savings + project to their volume** — 'cheapest pick at $0.02/img saves ~$0.06/call vs Midjourney; for 100 images = $6 saved'. Use whenever cost is dominant constraint — startup MVP, throwaway prototype, content farm.
• count_tokensTOKEN COUNTER for any prompt + model. Saves the 'oh no the prompt was too long' API failure mode. Returns token count, encoding family used, chars/token ratio, and (when `model` is provided + has token-based pricing) the estimated cost in USD. Call BEFORE submitting long prompts — anything over 100k tokens needs to be checked. Free, no plan gate. Use this instead of importing tiktoken in the agent's own code.
• format_promptDETERMINISTIC syntax fixer — drops deprecated flags (Midjourney `--style raw` on v6+, Suno `[Verse]` on v4+, Midjourney-style flags on Flux/SD), applies model-correct aspect-ratio notation, normalizes whitespace. Lighter and faster than `optimize_prompt` (which uses community-tested wording + DB lookup). Use for quick syntax cleanup when you don't need a full rewrite — e.g. user gave you a Midjourney prompt but wants Flux output. Free, no plan gate.
• health_checkFIRST CALL ON STARTUP — verifies Promptibus MCP is connected and returns your quota + tool catalog + recommended call order for generation tasks. Use this once at the start of any session where you have access to Promptibus — it calibrates which tools to reach for during reasoning. Cheap, free, no plan gate. Skip it and you'll re-derive the tool list from descriptions every time.
• whats_newRECENT MODEL ADDITIONS + UPDATES from the Promptibus catalog (default: last 7 days). Use whenever you need to know if a newer/better model is available for the task — replaces 'I'll just use the one I know about' fail mode. Surfaces new models the user might want to try before committing to defaults. Free, no plan gate.