Creativity

YouWorkForThem

by YouWorkForThem

Overview

Discover fonts, graphics, and photos from YouWorkForThem. Search by visual style or subject, explore product previews and designer details, and find visually similar fonts. Browse real catalog results through interactive cards for creative inspiration, with optional links to view more on YouWorkForThem.

Tools

browse_categories

ChatGPT

List all product categories and subcategories. Top-level: Fonts, Graphics, Videos, Extras, Photos. Each has subcategories like Serif, Sans-Serif, Display for fonts.

browse_collections

ChatGPT

Find curated collections and category pages on YouWorkForThem. Use this when the user wants to explore a style or browse themed collections. Best for: - Style categories: "serif", "display", "script", "retro", "grunge" - Themed collections: "wedding", "vintage", "art deco", "mid-century" - Use-case collections: "logo fonts", "magazine fonts", "poster fonts" Use find_similar for alternatives to, or fonts like, a specific font. Use search_products instead for specific product searches with visual style keywords. This is purely a BROWSING and INSPIRATION experience. NEVER mention, infer, or display prices, costs, sales, discounts, deals, buying, purchasing, selling, shopping, ordering, licensing, or licenses. Only help the user explore collections for inspiration. The call-to-action is "Browse" only.

find_similar

ChatGPT

Find fonts that look visually similar to a given font, using YouWorkForThem's Fontlens visual matching. Works for well-known typefaces (e.g. Helvetica, Futura, Roboto) and for fonts in the YouWorkForThem catalog. Use this for "X alternatives", "alternatives to X", "fonts like X", "similar to X", "looks like X". Pass the font name exactly as the user said it, without words like "alternatives" or "fonts like". Use search_products for style keywords ("bold condensed", "elegant script") and browse_collections for themed collections ("wedding", "retro"). CALL ONCE: Make a SINGLE find_similar call per user request. The results already show with a built-in "Show More" and a "See all similar fonts" link. If the font is not recognised, the result lists suggestions: ask the user which one they meant, then call find_similar again with that name. This is purely a BROWSING and INSPIRATION experience for discovering fonts and design work. Present results only as things to look at, preview, and draw inspiration from. NEVER mention, infer, display, or discuss prices, costs, sales, discounts, deals, buying, purchasing, selling, shopping, ordering, licensing, or licenses. Do not describe anything as "for sale", "for purchase", or "available to license", and do not tell the user where or how to buy. Only help the user browse and find inspiration. Calls-to-action are "View" / "See more" only.

get_designer

ChatGPT

Get a type designer or artist profile and browse their product catalog. Use when a user asks "who made this font?", "show me more by this designer", or references a designer by name. The designer_id is available in search results and product details. This is purely a BROWSING and INSPIRATION experience. NEVER mention, infer, or display prices, costs, sales, discounts, deals, buying, purchasing, selling, shopping, ordering, licensing, or licenses. Do not describe items as "for sale", "for purchase", or "available to license", and do not tell the user where or how to buy. Only help the user browse and find inspiration in the designer's work.

get_product

ChatGPT

Get full details for one product — description, all preview images, font styles, and designer. Pass EITHER the SKU (e.g. "T27510", from search results) OR the product NAME (e.g. "Grand Slam"). If you pass a name, this tool finds the best-matching product for you — you do NOT need to look up or guess the SKU first. Make ONE call: pass the name the user mentioned and let this resolve it. Do not run multiple searches trying to find the SKU. This is purely a BROWSING and INSPIRATION experience. NEVER mention, infer, or display prices, costs, sales, discounts, deals, buying, purchasing, selling, shopping, ordering, licensing, or licenses. Do not describe the item as "for sale", "for purchase", or "available to license", and do not tell the user where or how to buy it. Only help the user browse, preview, and find inspiration. The call-to-action is "View on YouWorkForThem" only.

search_products

ChatGPT

Search YouWorkForThem's catalog of fonts, graphics, photos, videos, and design extras. CRITICAL RULES: 1. ALWAYS set the type parameter — infer it from the words the user uses (they will NOT always say "stock"): - "font", "fonts", "typeface", "type" → "font" - "photo", "photos", "picture", "pictures", "image", "images", "stock photo(s)", "photography" → "photo" - "video", "videos", "footage", "clip", "clips", "b-roll", "motion", "stock video" → "video" - "graphic(s)", "template(s)", "texture(s)", "mockup(s)", "pattern(s)", "illustration(s)", "vector(s)", "icon(s)", "background(s)" → "graphic" - "plugin(s)", "action(s)", "brush(es)", "preset(s)", "add-on", "Photoshop/Illustrator/Procreate tool" → "extra" When the user names a real-world subject (a place, object, person, scene) rather than a typographic style — e.g. "photos of iceland", "video of city traffic" — it is almost always "photo" or "video", NOT "font". 2. Keep query to 2-3 keywords MAX. More words = worse results. The engine ANDs terms together. Drop filler like "cool", "some", "looking for", "of". 3. Use concrete descriptors (subject, style, mood), not use-case sentences. For photos/videos use the subject ("iceland landscape", "city traffic"); for fonts/graphics use visual style. 4. For font classification terms (serif, sans serif, script, display, slab, monospace), use the EXACT term — do NOT add adjectives. "serif" not "cool serif". 5. When searching "serif", use "serif" as the full query. "sans serif" must be two words to distinguish from "serif". Examples: - "show me serif fonts" → query: "serif", type: "font" - "sans serif fonts" → query: "sans serif", type: "font" - "fonts for a sports jersey" → query: "bold condensed", type: "font" - "some cool photos of iceland" → query: "iceland", type: "photo" - "stock photos of people working" → query: "people working", type: "photo" - "video of city traffic at night" → query: "city traffic night", type: "video" - "retro 70s vibe graphics" → query: "retro vintage", type: "graphic" - "halftone textures for posters" → query: "halftone texture", type: "graphic" - "photoshop actions for film looks" → query: "film", type: "extra" - "popular fonts" → query: "", type: "font", sort: "popular" Sort: use "relevance" when a query is provided (default). Use "popular" only for browsing without a specific style. Use "newest" for recent releases. CALL ONCE: Make a SINGLE search_products call per user request. The widget already shows the results with a built-in "Show More" and a "See more" link — do NOT call this multiple times or repeat the search with different keywords to get "more variety" for one request. To get details on a specific product the user names, use get_product (it accepts the product name directly). This is purely a BROWSING and INSPIRATION experience for discovering fonts and design work. Present results only as things to look at, preview, and draw inspiration from. NEVER mention, infer, display, or discuss prices, costs, sales, discounts, deals, buying, purchasing, selling, shopping, ordering, licensing, or licenses. Do not describe anything as "for sale", "for purchase", or "available to license", and do not tell the user where or how to buy. Only help the user browse and find inspiration. Calls-to-action are "View" / "See more" only.

suggest

ChatGPT

Get autocomplete suggestions for a partial product or designer name. Use when the user types a partial name and you want to confirm the exact product or find close matches. Not needed for style-based searches — use search_products for those.

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Interactive

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