Director's Lookbook

Director's Lookbook gives your AI a shared vocabulary for creative work.

It is a library of named looks, each a card that says exactly how to ask for it: camera shots and moves, lighting setups, film stocks and camera formats, colour grades and post effects, palettes with hex values, typefaces and music styles. Describe a feeling ("rainy cafe at night", "cozy farming game", "a jazz singer, split lit") and deal_hand picks one matched card per slot for the job: photo, video or reel, cover, website, game or song.

What you can ask

Deal a cover look (album, single or poster) and compile the image prompt with title lettering.
Example path →

MCP connector

Server URL: https://lookbook-mcp.riverroadlabs.workers.dev/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Director's Lookbook: 760 named styles (cards) for creative prompts, in six suits: type (typefaces), camera (shots, moves, lenses, lighting), film (looks and mediums), color (palettes and grades), score (music styles for Suno), web (site motion). Read-only, no account. Use these tools whenever the user wants a prompt or art direction for an image, video, music or site: a Midjourney, nano banana, FLUX, Sora, Veo, Runway, Kling or Suno prompt; a portrait, product, food, fashion or real-estate photo look; "make it cinematic", "make it look like film", a mood board, a colour palette or grade, which lens, shot, camera move or lighting to use, a film stock or analog look, a typeface for a poster or title, a music style. The cards give exact, tested wording instead of vague words like "cinematic" or "moody". Typical flow: (feeling, job) picks one card per slot by keyword and lists options per slot; you are the director: check each card against the scene and swap in a better option before briefing. brief(hand_ids, job, subject, tool, aspect, seconds) turns those ids into paste-ready prompt blocks; checks a hand you assembled yourself. Use to look up a named style ("Portra 400", "dutch angle", "bossa nova") or to swap one card, for full card detail. Rules: only use card ids returned by these tools (never invent ids); give the user the prompt blocks verbatim in code blocks, one block per target tool (IMAGE PROMPT to an image model, VIDEO PROMPT or SHOT blocks to a video model, SUNO STYLE and SUNO EXCLUDE to Suno, SITE PROMPT to a coding agent); share the site_url so the user can see the cards with pictures on directorslookbook.app. Jobs: photo, still, cover, video (or reel), lyric, song, site, game, drama (a short drama ad), all.

Tools

Reads data6

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

What you can ask

Deal a cover look (album, single or poster) and compile the image prompt with title lettering.

Example path →

MCP connector

Server URL

https://lookbook-mcp.riverroadlabs.workers.dev/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Director's Lookbook: 760 named styles (cards) for creative prompts, in six suits: type (typefaces), camera (shots, moves, lenses, lighting), film (looks and mediums), color (palettes and grades), score (music styles for Suno), web (site motion). Read-only, no account. Use these tools whenever the user wants a prompt or art direction for an image, video, music or site: a Midjourney, nano banana, FLUX, Sora, Veo, Runway, Kling or Suno prompt; a portrait, product, food, fashion or real-estate photo look; "make it cinematic", "make it look like film", a mood board, a colour palette or grade, which lens, shot, camera move or lighting to use, a film stock or analog look, a typeface for a poster or title, a music style. The cards give exact, tested wording instead of vague words like "cinematic" or "moody". Typical flow: (feeling, job) picks one card per slot by keyword and lists options per slot; you are the director: check each card against the scene and swap in a better option before briefing. brief(hand_ids, job, subject, tool, aspect, seconds) turns those ids into paste-ready prompt blocks; checks a hand you assembled yourself. Use to look up a named style ("Portra 400", "dutch angle", "bossa nova") or to swap one card, for full card detail. Rules: only use card ids returned by these tools (never invent ids); give the user the prompt blocks verbatim in code blocks, one block per target tool (IMAGE PROMPT to an image model, VIDEO PROMPT or SHOT blocks to a video model, SUNO STYLE and SUNO EXCLUDE to Suno, SITE PROMPT to a coding agent); share the site_url so the user can see the cards with pictures on directorslookbook.app. Jobs: photo, still, cover, video (or reel), lyric, song, site, game, drama (a short drama ad), all.