Description → canonical character → separate cutout parts → local rig and animation baking. One text call + two image calls. The companion rig.mjs extracts transparent parts and bakes 32 frames: id… text:Character -> llm:Character designer -> image:Canonical character -> resize:Reference -> edit:Rig
Idea → concept art → 3D model. Write one object in plain words. An LLM turns it into a concept-art description (shape, parts, materials, colors). Join adds fixed render rules (one whole object, thr… text:Object idea -> text:3D-ready render rules -> llm:Concept description -> join:Concept prompt -> i
Compare four image models on the same brief. Run makes four paid images. Judge the exact heading and footer, object count, tool shapes, composition and color. Change the shared brief to test your o… text:Shared test brief -> image:Contender 1 -> image:Contender 2 -> image:Contender 3 -> image:Conten
Mix four references into one picture. Each reference is its own node: who (the character), what they wear, what they hold, and where they stand. FLUX.3 Klein Edit gets them in port order and the in… text:Who · character -> text:What they wear · outfit -> text:What they hold · prop -> text:Where · pl
Create a first frame with Muse, then animate one small movement with MiniMax H3 Spicy at 480p for five seconds. Change the still and motion briefs together. Inspect object stability and motion; a s… text:Still brief -> text:Motion brief -> image:First frame -> ivideo:Animated clip; returns video (im
Start with a song idea and the bands you like. Three text calls write lyrics, arrange them, and identify what would clash with that arrangement. The arrangement and avoid-list become one musical di… text:Song idea -> text:Preferred bands -> join:Idea + musical references -> llm:Write lyrics -> join:
Make a two-frame story through a handoff between models. Muse establishes the opening. Nano Banana stages the next beat from that actual image. Gemini compares both frames; Muse Edit uses the draft… text:First scene -> text:Next beat -> text:Continuity rules -> image:Muse opens the story -> join:Ope
Create a short spoken introduction with a fictional presenter. Muse makes the portrait, MiniMax Speech reads the script, and LongCat combines the image and audio into a speaking video at 480p. Keep… text:Presenter look -> text:Spoken script -> text:Delivery -> image:face -> tts -> lipsync; returns v
Muse builds a miniature. Wan animates that exact image. Mirelo watches the resulting silent clip and adds foley. Three models pass actual media forward. Compare the silent and sounded takes. Defaul… text:World -> text:Motion -> image:Build the miniature -> ivideo:Silent take -> resize:First frame ->
Rewrite a draft, run humanize-comment on that rewrite, then ask whether the result is safe to post and how funny it is. Order is refine (liquid/lfm-2.5-2.6b), then humanize-comment, then a liquid/d1 yes/no gate, then a liquid/d1 funny score. Returns the comment, the gate verdict, the funny score, an
Say whether an image, or evenly sampled frames of a video, is safe for work. One yes/no decision per picture (perplexity/pplx-decider-v1.2). The check passes only when every picture is yes. Video sampling needs ffmpeg on the server; a still image does not. There is no switch to skip this check. Runs
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How do I install Nanoodle?
Copy the http config for Cursor, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or VS Code on this page. It uses the publisher's install, not a PlugMCP proxy.
Does Nanoodle need an API key?
The publisher lists these environment variables: NANOGPT_API_KEY.
What transport does Nanoodle use?
Nanoodle is reached over HTTP.
When was Nanoodle last checked?
Last checked 2026-11-10. Your saved nanoodle workflow graphs as MCP tools — BYOK or pay per call in Nano (x402)
