CODEX PLUGIN / 02
MoodLock
MoodLock turns product images into up to 20 complete standalone English prompts. A single image may show products without a person; multiple images must show the same outfit or product collection.
Supported on Codex only
A separate GPT-6.1 Sol job at high reasoning uses the purchaser’s Codex account to read images and write product prompts. The parent task model stays unchanged. MoodLock does not run an operator-side inference or image-generation API.
This product does not guarantee exact reproduction. Complex outfits may not be extracted or reproduced accurately, even with highly capable models.
OUTPUT QUALITY
Finished product prompts, without process output.
The response contains complete numbered English product prompts in chat and a link to save garment-prompts.md.
01IMAGE SCOPE
One image may include unrelated products without a person; multiple images must show the same outfit or product collection.
02PRODUCT BOUNDARY
Each supported fashion product is described as a standalone reconstructable item.
03COMPLETE PROMPTS
Every delivered item is a finished practical English paragraph.
04NO PROCESS OUTPUT
Observations, decisions, ledgers and diagnostic records are not returned.
05BRAND & TEXT REPLACEMENT
Real brand names, brand-specific logos and identifying text are replaced with fictional alternatives while retaining their visual role.
06UP TO 20 PROMPTS
Up to 20 finished product prompts are returned; later products are omitted, not grounds for refusal.
About reproduction fidelity
This plugin reads outfit features from reference images and creates prompts for image generation. It does not reproduce an outfit exactly as it appears in the original image.
Complex straps, lacing, overlapping layers, fine patterns and decorations may be misread or omitted during extraction, or change in shape or placement during image generation. Some outfits cannot be reproduced even with highly capable models or high reasoning settings.
Unseen parts are inferred and completed based on visible information. Image generation is not included.
PRICE & USAGE
Choose your use pack.
Prices are shown in Japanese yen, including tax. Payment acceptance remains disabled in every region.
FIRST PURCHASE
First purchase: 2 uses
600JPY · tax included
JPY 300 per use
SINGLE
1 use
500JPY · tax included
JPY 500 per use
PACK 10
10 uses
4,500JPY · tax included
JPY 450 per use
PACK 20
20 uses
8,600JPY · tax included
JPY 430 per use
PACK 30
30 uses
12,000JPY · tax included
JPY 400 per use
ANNUAL 300
Annual 300 uses
100,000JPY · tax included
About JPY 333 per use
This product does not guarantee exact reproduction. Complex outfits may not be extracted or reproduced accurately, even with highly capable models.
One useOne image may include multiple unrelated products, with or without a person. Multiple images must show the same outfit or product collection.
Output limitUp to 20 completed product prompts are delivered. Products after the first 20 are omitted; their number alone does not block the request.
CompletionA reserved use is consumed only when the final document is completed.
Interrupted runsOn completion or input refusal, source images and internal work records are removed from active storage. After an interruption, the reserved use is released and work is retained for resuming the original images for up to 24 hours, then removed by scheduled cleanup. Completed Markdown is retained separately for 24 hours. Account and use bookkeeping continue; an expired or revoked pack does not regain a use.
Result retentionCompleted result text becomes eligible for removal after 24 hours and is removed by the next deletion process; account and use bookkeeping continue.
Availability policyPublic availability is planned for every region the submission portal permits, subject to final legal and support readiness. Payments remain disabled everywhere.
First-purchase, 1, 10, 20 and 30-use packs are valid for 180 days; the annual 300-use pack is valid for 365 days. No plan renews automatically. The launch date is not set. Codex subscription fees are separate. Third-party rights remain the user’s responsibility.
