57 LUVI tools inside Claude and ChatGPT

Starts a video, image, audio or 3D generation and spends your credits; LUVI fills the defaults, queues it if needed and moves settings in the prompt ("9:16", "4K") into the parameters. It stops without charging until the assistant has read the model's LUVI Prompt Engine rules.

Works out how many credits a generation will cost, with the same pricing the charge uses, so you see the price before anything is spent.

Follows a generation from its place in the queue until it is done, then shows images and plays audio in the chat, gives shareable links and reports the credits it actually cost. For a layer split, it also says which file is the base image and which element each layer holds.

Removes a generation that is still waiting in line, so it never starts and costs nothing. One that has already started cannot be stopped and is charged when it finishes; the tool says so.

Lists every setting a model accepts, with its allowed values and defaults, so the assistant sets resolution, duration or aspect ratio correctly instead of guessing.

Lists every active LUVI model for video, image, audio and 3D, so the assistant can pick the right one for your job.

Gives the assistant the LUVI Prompt Engine rules for the chosen model, so it writes the prompt the way that model understands best. They end with a receipt showing the rules were read, which the assistant needs before it can send a prompt for that model.

The same LUVI Prompt Engine rules under the tool's older name, kept for assistants that saved their tool list before the rename. It returns exactly what “Read the LUVI Prompt Engine rules” returns.

Checks a drafted prompt against the LUVI Prompt Engine rules a machine can check (syntax, ratios or resolutions in the text, length) and returns a corrected version. It lists the rules it checked; the writing advice stays with you.

Starts a workflow — empty, or from a template — as a chain of models, prompts and references you can review on the canvas before it runs. From a template the whole chain arrives in one step, and the assistant adapts it to your subject and your files.

Tells the assistant which inputs each model and each built-in node of a workflow takes, so it wires them correctly.

Adds nodes and wires or a whole LUVI template. A wrong wire saves nothing; a blank field saves. Deletes steps only if the owner allows it, and takes a model's prompt only after the assistant has read its LUVI Prompt Engine rules.

Shows what a whole workflow will cost in credits, node by node, next to your balance. A ~ marks a number that can still move — for example media another node has not made yet.

Starts the workflow and spends credits, but only if you allowed the assistant to run it on the canvas with a credit ceiling and an expiry; otherwise it hands you a link. If a prompt breaks its model's LUVI Prompt Engine rules, it stops once before any charge.

Shows a workflow's nodes and connections, and anything that would stop it from running.

Shows the progress and results of every step in a workflow run, and the credits charged so far.

Shows your workflows, most recently edited first, with a link to each.

Copies one of your own workflows into a new one, with every node, setting and cable, so the assistant only changes what differs. The original stays as it is, and nothing runs.

Sets word tags on one of your workflows, or tags it to other projects so it also shows there. The workflow itself does not change.

Stops a run that is still going. Steps that have not started are neither run nor charged; generations already sent finish and are charged.

Retries one failed step of a run the assistant started, spending credits only for that step. It works only while you have the workflow armed on the canvas; otherwise you get a link to retry it yourself.

Lists everything you have generated and uploaded, newest first, filtered by project, folder or media type, so the assistant can find earlier work and build on it.

Shows a single item from your library with a share link, what it cost and a reference the assistant can use in the next generation.

Finds your generations and uploads by words in their prompt, their file name or the name you gave them. ChatGPT uses it to look through your work.

Returns the full details of one search result: prompt, model, media type, size and cost.

Favourites, rates, tags or renames results and uploads in your library, just as the Library page does. Nothing is deleted.

Moves your own results or uploads to the Library's trash. For 24 hours they can be brought back; after that they are deleted for good, as on the website.

Brings results or uploads back from the Library's trash within 24 hours of trashing them.

Shows the markers on one of your videos: the notes pinned to moments on its timeline in the LUVI Player.

Pins a note to a moment on the timeline of one of your videos, where it shows in the LUVI Player. The video itself is not changed.

Takes one marker off one of your videos. Only the note goes; the video stays as it is, and the marker can be added again.

Shows your projects and the ones shared with you. When you name none, results go to a project created for the connection.

Creates a new project in your account so the next results land in it.

Renames, bookmarks or rates one of your own projects, as the Projects page does.

Moves one of your own projects to the trash with everything in it. For 24 hours it can be brought back; after that it is deleted for good. A locked project is refused.

Brings one of your projects back from the trash, with everything in it, within 24 hours of trashing it.

Shows the folders inside a project.

Creates a folder in a project, inside another folder if you like, so new results can be filed straight into it.

Changes a folder's name; everything inside it and every existing reference stays the same.

Sorts results and uploads that are already in your library into a folder of the same project, or back to the project root.

Puts a folder and the folders inside it in the trash for 24 hours. The files are not deleted; they stay in your library at the project root.

Brings a trashed folder back within 24 hours, with its files where they were.

When Claude can run code, it uploads a file you attached to the chat straight into your project, with no browser step: images up to 50 MB, other files up to 1 GB.

Gives you a link that opens LUVI's upload window in your browser, already set to the right project and folder, for a file on your computer or attached to the chat.

Tells the assistant the maximum file sizes and which formats are accepted or converted, before it tries an upload.

Shows the LUVI account the assistant is signed in as and the last generation request LUVI received from this connection, so you can confirm the account or check whether a request that seemed stuck ever arrived.

Shows your credit balance and how much this connection can still spend under its cap.

Lists your credit history as it appears under Account → Billing: every charge, purchase and refund, with the prompt and model behind each generation.

Shows how much of your storage is used, by kind of file, and whether new uploads and generations are blocked because it is full. Same figures as Account → Storage.

Shows the rules you set for this connection — banned models, a credit ceiling per generation, a fixed resolution or aspect ratio — so the assistant plans within them.

Saves a rule you ask for, such as “never use Veo” or “nothing above 500 credits”, and applies it to every later generation and workflow run. It can only tighten; you loosen or remove rules in Account → Integrations.

Stars or un-stars a model for you, like the star on the Models page. Starred models come first in your model lists.

Shows your model sets (your own named groups of models from the Models page) and your starred models.

Creates a model set, or renames one and adds or removes models in it. A set is never deleted from here; you do that on the Models page.

Finds and reads LUVI help-center articles, so the assistant answers “how do I…” questions from LUVI's own guides.

Shows the ready-made workflows you can start from: LUVI's own, each tested end to end and with the credits one full run cost, plus your own and your team's. For each one, what it makes and which files it needs.

Searches the Prompt Lab (style, film stock, palette, lens, camera move, light) and the Pose Atlas, so the assistant puts a real style or pose on every node of a workflow instead of guessing.