TrueLook: AI dating photos

• about_truelook — What TrueLook is and how making photos from this chat works, step by step. Call this first if you are unsure how to help someone get dating photos.
• get_pricing — TrueLook packs and top-ups in USD. All one-time payments; nothing renews.
• list_styles — The 62 photo styles (scenes) TrueLook can put the user in. Filter by category, photo type or a word. Set show_previews to see example photos of each style.
• recommend_styles — Styles that fill the photo types a dating profile is missing. A strong profile has a clear face photo, a full-length photo, a hobby, travel, a dressed-up photo
• photo_review_guide — TrueLook’s checklist for reviewing dating profile photos the user shares in this chat, before they have an account. The official scored photo check runs when th
• connect_account — Start here to make photos. Returns a link for the user to open: they sign in to TrueLook (or sign up, free, with email or Google) and upload 1 to 4 selfies ther
• account_status — Whether the user has connected, their uploaded photos, photo check summary, credits, pack and photo jobs, plus what to do next.
• get_photo_check — The free TrueLook photo check of the selfies the user uploaded: overall score, potential, five category scores with findings, notes per photo and the photo type
• buy_pack — A secure Stripe checkout link for a pack (fix: $29, 30 photos; pro: $49, 140 photos) or, after a pack, a top-up (extra20: $12; extra60: $25). Only call this aft
• create_photos — Starts making photos of the user in the chosen styles (style ids from list_styles). Each style makes 4 photos and uses 4 credits. Confirm the styles with the us
• get_photos — The user’s generated photos (newest first) with view/download links valid for 7 days, and any photos still being made. Set show to include up to 4 photos as ima
• disconnect_account — Unlinks this conversation from the user’s TrueLook account. Their account, photos and credits stay.

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