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Jingle Maker by nanoodlecom — Agent Skill

Name: Jingle Maker
Author: nanoodlecom

Jingle Maker

Turn a one-paragraph brief into a finished jingle with vocals — an LLM writes catchy lyrics, a second LLM invents a fitting musical style, and a music model sings it. Use when the user wants a jingle, theme song, ad spot, or any short custom song from a text brief.

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Jingle maker

Runs the bundled nanoodle workflow workflows/jingle.noodle-graph.json against the NanoGPT API: a brief (Brief) feeds a lyric-writing LLM; the lyrics feed both a style-inventing LLM and a music model, which renders the sung track (Jingle, ~30 seconds by default). Requires Node.js >= 20 and the nanoodle npm package (npx nanoodle fetches it).

API key

The run needs a NanoGPT API key. Prefer NANOGPT_API_KEY already in the environment. Otherwise pass --env-file <path-to-.env> (this CLI: --env-file overrides ambient env).

Never print the key.

Run

From this skill's directory (or prefix paths if running from elsewhere). Replace the Brief value with the user's brief:

npx nanoodle run workflows/jingle.noodle-graph.json \
  --input "Brief=An upbeat 30-second jingle for a neighborhood coffee shop called Morning Ember. Warm, catchy, repeat the shop name in the hook." \
  --out ./jingle-out

Add --env-file .env only when the key is not already exported. Add --json for a structured result (paths, costUsd, remainingBalance). Music generation can take a minute or two — don't kill the run early.

Optional overrides:

--input "Lyric writer=<custom lyric-writer instructions>"   # the lyric LLM
--input "Style writer=<custom style-writer instructions>"   # the style LLM
--set "n4.duration=60"                                      # longer track (seconds)
--set "n4.instrumental=true"                                # no vocals

Inspect the interface anytime with:

npx nanoodle inspect workflows/jingle.noodle-graph.json

Inputs

Key	Required	What to pass
`Brief`	yes	What the jingle is for — product, mood, length, anything to repeat
`Lyric writer`	no	Custom instructions for the lyric-writing LLM (its system prompt)
`Style writer`	no	Custom instructions for the style-inventing LLM (its system prompt)

The two optional keys are the node names shown in the editor. Each one replaces the system prompt of the node with that name.

Outputs

Media is saved under --out as Jingle.<ext> — extension follows the audio MIME (often mp3). Use the path the CLI prints on the Jingle: line; do not hard-code the extension.
With --json, the path is in outputs.Jingle.

Cost

Each run costs about $0.05–0.10 in NanoGPT credit (the Minimax-Music-02 song step dominates; the two LLM steps are fractions of a cent). Runs spend real credit — tell the user before running repeatedly.

---name: jingle-makerdescription: Turn a one-paragraph brief into a finished jingle with vocals — an LLM writes catchy lyrics, a second LLM invents a fitting musical style, and a music model sings it. Use when the user wants a jingle, theme song, ad spot, or any short custom song from a text brief.---# Jingle makerRuns the bundled nanoodle workflow `workflows/jingle.noodle-graph.json` against the NanoGPTAPI: a brief (`Brief`) feeds a lyric-writing LLM; the lyrics feed both a style-inventing LLMand a music model, which renders the sung track (`Jingle`, ~30 seconds by default). RequiresNode.js >= 20 and the `nanoodle` npm package (`npx nanoodle` fetches it).## API keyThe run needs a NanoGPT API key. Prefer `NANOGPT_API_KEY` already in the environment.Otherwise pass `--env-file <path-to-.env>` (this CLI: `--env-file` overrides ambient env).Never print the key.## RunFrom this skill's directory (or prefix paths if running from elsewhere). Replace the`Brief` value with the user's brief:```shnpx nanoodle run workflows/jingle.noodle-graph.json \ --input "Brief=An upbeat 30-second jingle for a neighborhood coffee shop called Morning Ember. Warm, catchy, repeat the shop name in the hook." \ --out ./jingle-out```Add `--env-file .env` only when the key is not already exported. Add `--json` for astructured result (paths, costUsd, remainingBalance). Music generation can take a minuteor two — don't kill the run early.Optional overrides:```sh--input "Lyric writer=<custom lyric-writer instructions>" # the lyric LLM--input "Style writer=<custom style-writer instructions>" # the style LLM--set "n4.duration=60" # longer track (seconds)--set "n4.instrumental=true" # no vocals```Inspect the interface anytime with:```shnpx nanoodle inspect workflows/jingle.noodle-graph.json```## Inputs| Key | Required | What to pass ||-----|----------|--------------|| `Brief` | yes | What the jingle is for — product, mood, length, anything to repeat || `Lyric writer` | no | Custom instructions for the lyric-writing LLM (its system prompt) || `Style writer` | no | Custom instructions for the style-inventing LLM (its system prompt) |The two optional keys are the node names shown in the editor. Each one replaces thesystem prompt of the node with that name.## Outputs- Media is saved under `--out` as `Jingle.<ext>` — extension follows the audio MIME (often `mp3`). **Use the path the CLI prints on the `Jingle:` line**; do not hard-code the extension.- With `--json`, the path is in `outputs.Jingle`.## CostEach run costs about **$0.05–0.10** in NanoGPT credit (the `Minimax-Music-02` song stepdominates; the two LLM steps are fractions of a cent). Runs spend real credit — tell theuser before running repeatedly.

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