A set of rules for how TapCanvas agents should work together during public chat sessions. It separates web context gathering, backend checks, agent decision-making, and reusable skills, and it does not directly call the public API.
A visual replication tool that replaces a character, product, or other subject in one or more images while retaining the original composition and layout.
A chapter-based storyboard and video-planning guide for turning stories or scripts into production-ready shot plans. It covers characters, locations, props, camera direction, dialogue, voice-over, subtitles, and short video timelines.
A skill for turning keyframes, storyboards, or written scenes into short-video prompts. It also helps decide whether a scene needs more keyframes, pacing review, or separate segments.
A TapCanvas planning guide that uses live project, flow, node, chapter, and continuity information to decide the next canvas action. It is intended for multi-step creative workflows rather than ordinary one-off questions.
A project description and research excerpt about TapCanvas, an immersive canvas application, and methods for helping coding agents build long-running applications.