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moodboard-generator

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Build a themed visual moodboard — sources candidate images from the web, curates them for color harmony, composition, and mood fit, and composes a properly designed board (not a plain photo grid) as an HTML artifact and a flattened PNG. Use this any time the user asks for a moodboard, mood board, visual reference board, inspiration board, style board, or aesthetic/color-palette collage for a theme, brand, room, character, game, event, or creative project — even if they just describe a vibe or aesthetic ("something coastal and mid-century", "cyberpunk night market energy") without using the word "moodboard" explicitly. Also use when asked to research visual references for a look, pull a color palette from a theme, or build a reference sheet for design/art direction.

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