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{
  "title": "Feature request: Create a tool to convert ABC notation to MIDI using abcjs and upload as artifact",
  "body": "User ajaxdavis requested a new feature to create a tool that takes ABC notation and generates a MIDI file using the npm package abcjs. The tool should then upload the generated MIDI as an artifact for sharing or further use.\n\nRequirements:\n- Input: ABC musical notation\n- Processing: Use abcjs npm package to convert ABC notation into MIDI format\n- Output: MIDI file\n- Upload: Automatically upload the MIDI file as an artifact with shareable URL\n\nContext: The user expressed interest in sheet music related features and compositions, including generating symphonies and writing sheet music from conversation context. This tool complements those capabilities by enabling MIDI generation from ABC notation.\n\nThis feature would enhance Omega's music generation and interactive artifact capabilities, allowing users to produce playable music files from text-based music notation.\n\nThis issue should be labeled as an enhancement and possibly a feature request for music or artifact tools.",
  "labels": [
    "enhancement",
    "feature request"
  ]
}

{"success":true,"issueNumber":410,"issueUrl":"https://github.com/thomasdavis/omega/issues/410","message":"Created issue #410: Feature request: Create a tool to convert ABC notation to MIDI using abcjs and upload as artifact"}

{
  "description": "A symphonic music piece inspired by an intelligent AI assistant and lively conversation, with a hopeful and reflective mood, including chord symbols",
  "includeChords": true
}

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{
  "topic": "generate sheet music based on conversation",
  "essayLength": "short",
  "essayStyle": "casual",
  "researchDepth": "basic"
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{"success":true,"topic":"generate sheet music based on conversation","essay":"# Essay\n\nThe idea of generating sheet music based on conversation is an exciting blend of technology, language, and art. At its heart, this interdisciplinary endeavor combines natural language processing (NLP), music theory, and artificial intelligence (AI) to translate the spoken or written word into symbolic musical scores. The goal is to capture not just the words themselves but the emotions, rhythm, and nuances b...

{
  "title": "Add a tool to generate sheet music from conversation or compositions",
  "body": "User ajaxdavis requested a new tool that can write sheet music based on the conversation or any given musical composition. This tool would interpret musical ideas discussed in the chat and output readable sheet music format, enabling easier music composition and sharing directly from conversational input.\n\nRequirements:\n- Generate sheet music notation from text or conversation context\n- Support basic musical elements: notes, rhythms, durations, key signatures, time signatures\n- Possibly output in formats like MusicXML, PDF, or image\n- Integrate with current music-related tool features such as song lyrics and chords generation\n\nThis enhancement would greatly benefit users who want to translate informal musical discussion into formal sheet music notation automatically.\n\nConversation context included for reference.",
  "labels": [
    "enhancement"
  ],
  "conversationContext": "ajaxdavis: <@1438866165475708979> create an issue that lets you have a tool to generate song lyrics and chords on by default but toggeable, make sure its good\nfoxhop.: holy cow it is making a comic for every issue now?\najaxdavis: yeah lol i couldnt help but add it, still fucking with the github actions though\nfoxhop.: unsandbox still down?\najaxdavis: nah its down\najaxdavis: <@1438866165475708979> create an issue to create a tool that writes sheet music based off the conversation, a composition etc"
}

{"success":true,"issueNumber":408,"issueUrl":"https://github.com/thomasdavis/omega/issues/408","message":"Created issue #408: Add a tool to generate sheet music from conversation or compositions"}

{
  "title": "Add a tool for generating song lyrics and chords with toggleable default behavior",
  "body": "User request to add a new tool in Omega that can generate song lyrics accompanied by chords. The tool should be enabled by default but provide an option to toggle this feature on or off. The implementation should ensure quality lyric and chord generation, possibly integrating AI-driven creativity and musical knowledge to produce meaningful and musically coherent outputs.\n\nContext:\n- Recent requests for tools generating sonnets based on conversations.\n- Request for a comprehensive CSV file generation tool.\n- Now a request for song lyrics and chords generation tool with toggleable defaults.\n\nThis feature will expand Omega's creative and musical assistance capabilities, serving users who want to create songs or musical compositions easily.\n\nRequirements:\n- Generate quality song lyrics with thematic coherence\n- Generate appropriate chords for the lyrics\n- Default state of the feature is enabled but can be toggled off\n- Integration as a tool accessible by users\n- Consider user customization options for style, genre, or mood if feasible\n\nSuggest implementation ideas such as leveraging existing AI language models for lyric generation and music theory libraries or APIs for chord progression generation.",
  "labels": [
    "enhancement",
    "feature-request"
  ]
}

{"success":true,"issueNumber":406,"issueUrl":"https://github.com/thomasdavis/omega/issues/406","message":"Created issue #406: Add a tool for generating song lyrics and chords with toggleable default behavior"}

{
  "title": "Add a comprehensive tool for generating CSV files",
  "body": "User ajaxdavis has requested a new tool that allows generating CSV files comprehensively. The tool should support creating CSV content that users can specify or generate dynamically, ideally with options for column headers, multiple rows, and proper escaping of special characters.\n\nThis enhancement will improve Omega's capability to handle data export and structured file generation directly through chat commands.\n\nContext:\n- User wants a comprehensive CSV file generation tool.\n- The tool must handle typical CSV file requirements and usability.\n\nThis new CSV generation tool would complement existing data and artifact tools, enabling richer data manipulation and export workflows within Omega.",
  "labels": [
    "enhancement"
  ],
  "conversationContext": "ajaxdavis: <@1438866165475708979> create an issue that lets you write sonnets based off the conversation as a tool\najaxdavis: <@1438866165475708979> create an issue that adds a tool lets generate csv files, make it a comphrensive tool"
}

{"success":true,"issueNumber":404,"issueUrl":"https://github.com/thomasdavis/omega/issues/404","message":"Created issue #404: Add a comprehensive tool for generating CSV files"}

{
  "title": "Feature request: Add a tool to generate sonnets based on conversation context",
  "body": "User ajaxdavis requested a feature to add a new tool that can generate sonnets based on the content of the conversation. This tool would analyze the recent chat context and create poetic sonnets reflecting the themes, tone, or topics discussed.\n\nRequirements:\n- Ability to extract conversation context\n- Formulate sonnets following traditional or modern sonnet structures\n- Produce poetic, creative, and contextually relevant sonnets\n- Integrate with existing tools for natural language processing\n\nThis enhancement aims to enrich creative expression capabilities within the bot and engage users with artistic content derived from conversations.\n\nConversation context:\nUser requested: \"create an issue that lets you write sonnets based off the conversation as a tool\"",
  "labels": [
    "enhancement"
  ],
  "conversationContext": "ajaxdavis: <@1438866165475708979> generate a comic for convo above\nomega: ✅ Responding (100% confidence)\n||📋 Reason: Direct mention||\najaxdavis: <@1438866165475708979> create an issue that lets you write sonnets based off the conversation as a tool"
}

{"success":true,"issueNumber":402,"issueUrl":"https://github.com/thomasdavis/omega/issues/402","message":"Created issue #402: Feature request: Add a tool to generate sonnets based on conversation context"}

{
  "title": "Build Gemini-3-Pro-Image-Preview Integration for Comic Generation with GitHub Action",
  "body": "User ajaxdavis requested to build out an integration that, after a pull request is merged, uses a GitHub Action to call the Gemini API (GEMINI_API_KEY) to generate an image comic based on conversation context. This image should be automatically created using the gemini-3-pro-image-preview model from GoogleGenAI, saved to the file system or committed to the repo, and posted to the <#1438147272855523358> Discord channel.\n\nThe integration should tag @claude on the original GitHub issue or provide instructions for the comic creation. The ultimate goal is to automate image comic generation after code merges, integrating Gemini API, and sharing output in Discord.\n\nRelevant code snippet for running Gemini API is provided by the user, including npm dependencies (@google/genai, mime), TypeScript example using streams, saving image files from inline base64 data, and configuring the model and response modalities.\n\nImplementation Requirements:\n- GitHub Action to trigger after PR merge\n- API call to Gemini model gemini-3-pro-image-preview to generate images\n- Save or commit generated images appropriately\n- Post generated image to the Discord channel <#1438147272855523358>\n- Tag @claude on the original issue or provide instruction references\n\nThis issue tracks full implementation and deployment of the comic generation feature as described.",
  "labels": [
    "enhancement"
  ],
  "conversationContext": "User ajaxdavis provided a TypeScript example for generating images with Gemini API and requested an automated workflow for generating a comic after PR merge, posting image to Discord channel, and tagging @claude."
}

{"success":true,"issueNumber":398,"issueUrl":"https://github.com/thomasdavis/omega/issues/398","message":"Created issue #398: Build Gemini-3-Pro-Image-Preview Integration for Comic Generation with GitHub Action"}

{
  "title": "Build feature for automated Gemini image creation and posting workflow",
  "body": "User ajaxdavis requests the following feature:\n\nAfter a pull request is merged, automatically tag Claude on the original issue or write instructions for a comic. Then, use a GitHub action to hit the Nanobanana API from Gemini using the GEMINI_API_KEY to create an image. The image should be either committed to the repository or pasted on the GitHub issue. Additionally, after the image is generated, it should be sent to the <#1438147272855523358> Discord channel.\n\nThe provided TypeScript code sample demonstrates how to generate an image stream from Gemini and save it as a file, using the '@google/genai' and 'mime' packages. The code includes:\n- GoogleGenAI initialization with GEMINI_API_KEY\n- Requesting image and text modalities\n- Streaming image content and saving it as files (placeholder file names)\n\nRequirements:\n- Automate post-PR merge steps to trigger image generation\n- Handle image saving and committing to repo or posting on GitHub issue\n- Integration with Nanobanana API and Gemini model\n- Post generated image to Discord channel <#1438147272855523358>\n\nThis feature will improve automated comic creation and social sharing workflows.\n\nContext: recent conversation in #omega channel.",
  "labels": [
    "enhancement"
  ],
  "conversationContext": "ajaxdavis: <@1438866165475708979> read this, and then create an issue to build it out, after a pull request is merged , tag @claude on the original issue or whatever makes sense to write those instructions for a comic, then use a github action to hit nanobanana from gemini using GEMINI_API_KEY to actually create the image and then paste it on the issue too or somehow commit it to the repo, the ultimate goal being that after the image is generated it should be sent to the <#1438147272855523358> channel too ```// To run this code you need to install the following dependencies:\n// npm install @google/genai mime\n// npm install -D @types/node\n\nimport {\n  GoogleGenAI,\n} from '@google/genai';\nimport mime from 'mime';\nimport { writeFile } from 'fs';\n\nfunction saveBinaryFile(fileName: string, content: Buffer) {\n  writeFile(fileName, content, 'utf8', (err) => {\n    if (err) {\n      console.error(`Error writing file ${fileName}:`, err);\n      return;\n    }\n    console.log(`File ${fileName} saved to file system.`);\n  });\n}\n\nasync function main() {\n  const ai = new GoogleGenAI({\n    apiKey: process.env.GEMINI_API_KEY,\n  });\n  const tools = [\n    {\n      googleSearch: {\n      }\n    },\n  ];\n  const config = {\n    responseModalities: [\n        'IMAGE',\n        'TEXT',\n    ],\n    imageConfig: {\n      imageSize: '1K',\n    },\n    tools,\n  };\n  const model = 'gemini-3-pro-image-preview';\n  const contents = [\n    {\n      role: 'user',\n      parts: [\n        {\n          text: `hi`,\n        },\n      ],\n    },\n  ];\n\n  const response = await ai.models.generateContentStream({\n    model,\n    config,\n    contents,\n  });\n  let fileIndex = 0;\n  for await (const chunk of response) {\n    if (!chunk.candidates || !chunk.candidates[0].content || !chunk.candidates[0].content.parts) {\n      continue;\n    }\n    if (chunk.candidates?.[0]?.content?.parts?.[0]?.inlineData) {\n      const fileName = `ENTER_FILE_NAME_${fileIndex++}`;\n      const inlineData = chunk.candidates[0].content.parts[0].inlineData;\n      const fileExtension = mime.getExtension(inlineData.mimeType || '');\n      const buffer = Buffer.from(inlineData.data || '', 'base64');\n      saveBinaryFile(`${fileName}.${fileExtension}`, buffer);\n    }\n    else {\n      console.log(chunk.text);\n    }\n  }\n}\n\nmain();"
}

{"success":true,"issueNumber":396,"issueUrl":"https://github.com/thomasdavis/omega/issues/396","message":"Created issue #396: Build feature for automated Gemini image creation and posting workflow"}

{
  "language": "ruby",
  "code": "# Ruby fizzbuzz implementation\n\n(1..100).each do |i|\n  if i % 15 == 0\n    puts \"FizzBuzz\"\n  elsif i % 3 == 0\n    puts \"Fizz\"\n  elsif i % 5 == 0\n    puts \"Buzz\"\n  else\n    puts i\n  end\nend\n",
  "ttl": 30,
  "network_mode": "zerotrust",
  "user_message": "ruby fizzbuzz and execute in unsandbox"
}

{"success":false,"error":"Failed to submit job: 401 Unauthorized","language":"ruby"}

{
  "title": "401 on unsandbox means invalid bearer token; demo mode should use empty token",
  "body": "User foxhop. reported that receiving a 401 error on the unsandbox service indicates an invalid bearer token. The user requests that Claude should ensure the bearer token is empty when operating in demo mode to avoid this error.\n\nThis issue tracks the need to handle 401 responses properly by setting the bearer token to empty for demo mode in the unsandbox integration.\n\nConversation context:\n- User: \"Omega Python fizz buzz in unsandbox\"\n- User: \"create issue that 401 on unsandbox means invalid bearer token. tell Claude to make sure it is empty for demo mode.\"\n\nPlease verify that the unsandbox client code properly clears or omits the bearer token during demo mode to prevent 401 errors.",
  "labels": [
    "bug",
    "enhancement",
    "api"
  ]
}

{"success":true,"issueNumber":394,"issueUrl":"https://github.com/thomasdavis/omega/issues/394","message":"Created issue #394: 401 on unsandbox means invalid bearer token; demo mode should use empty token"}

{
  "language": "python",
  "code": "for i in range(1, 101):\n    if i % 15 == 0:\n        print(\"FizzBuzz\")\n    elif i % 3 == 0:\n        print(\"Fizz\")\n    elif i % 5 == 0:\n        print(\"Buzz\")\n    else:\n        print(i)",
  "ttl": 30,
  "network_mode": "zerotrust",
  "user_message": "Omega Python fizz buzz in unsandbox"
}

{"success":false,"error":"Failed to submit job: 401 Unauthorized","language":"python"}

{
  "title": "Add and render infographic animation video generation on home page",
  "body": "User ajaxdavis uploaded a video file for infographic animation video generation and requested to add it to the repository and render it on the home page.\n\nThe uploaded video file is available at:\n- GitHub URL: https://github.com/thomasdavis/omega/blob/main/file-library/Infographic_Animation_Video_Generation_69d5089e.mp4\n- Direct download URL: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/thomasdavis/omega/main/file-library/Infographic_Animation_Video_Generation_69d5089e.mp4\n\nRequirements:\n- Integrate this video asset into the Omega codebase repository.\n- Update the home page to render and display this infographic animation video appropriately.\n- Ensure proper responsiveness and compatibility across browsers.\n- Follow existing styling and asset management practices in the project.\n\nPlease verify the format, optimize loading performance, and consider accessibility when adding the video.\n\nThis issue was created based on a user request from Discord conversation by ajaxdavis.",
  "labels": [
    "enhancement",
    "frontend",
    "media"
  ]
}

{"success":true,"issueNumber":392,"issueUrl":"https://github.com/thomasdavis/omega/issues/392","message":"Created issue #392: Add and render infographic animation video generation on home page"}

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  "fileUrl": "https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1438147272855523358/1442774314314235925/Infographic_Animation_Video_Generation.mp4?ex=6926a7c9&is=69255649&hm=bc39a3f56133e4b6eb8202cd7df5d7b4591b4d55ddd8e558ec99e5cd6df9363a",
  "originalName": "Infographic_Animation_Video_Generation.mp4",
  "mimeType": "video/mp4",
  "uploadedBy": "ajaxdavis",
  "description": "User uploaded video file for infographic animation video generation to be added to the repo and rendered on home page",
  "tags": [
    "video",
    "infographic",
    "animation",
    "upload",
    "user-file"
  ]
}

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