imagera-journey-website

Journey Website

Plans a journey through three places, films them as one continuous camera flight — each film starting on the exact frame the last one ended — and builds a scroll-film website with captions and section pictures.

When to use

a website whose story moves through several distinct places or stages — a voyage, a tour, a process from raw material to product

How to run it

• Ask what the site is for, who it is for, and the ONE action a visitor should take (and its link, if they have one). Ask for a product or portrait photo when the subject is a real product or person.
• If the subject is one thing seen ever closer rather than a journey, offer the single-film Cinematic Website instead (one film, lower price, no seams to manage).
• Never invent facts, prices, numbers, testimonials, awards or links: the page states only what the user gave, and every claim is checked against their brief before the page is built.
• A website is built as ONE job — copy, film, pictures and page together — with its price shown before it starts. Do not generate its steps one by one here: once you have what it needs, tell the user to run it from /templates → Websites (or the website studio), with their brief ready to paste.
• When it is done: the Website preview plays the film as you scroll; Download ZIP exports the whole site to host anywhere; Refine takes plain-language changes to the text.

Inputs

• brief (text) — what the website is for, and the places or stages the journey should pass through
• photo (image, optional) — a product or portrait photo to feature
• tier (one of: Lite, Standard, Premium, optional) — Lite — a focused page: fewer sections, pictures and one floating cut-out; Standard — a full page: more sections and pictures, two floating cut-outs; Premium — a long, rich page: three scroll films, the subject as a real 3D model, a signature effect of its own and the most sections
• look (text, optional) — the look you want
• changes (text, optional) — any specific changes to apply to the finished page
• title (one of: No — set the type on the page, Yes — sculpt one word in the scene, optional) — whether to sculpt the brand's word into the film

Steps

1. Write the page
2. Journey frame
3. Films ×3
4. Last frames ×2
5. Section images ×5

Run it through Imagera

Connect the Imagera MCP server (https://mcp.imagera.ai/mcp, sign in with your Imagera account), then:

1. run_skill with skill_id: "journey-website" and the inputs above, confirm: false — this returns the price in credits and starts nothing.
2. Show the price. Only after the person agrees, call run_skill again with confirm: true.
3. Poll check_skill_run with the returned run_id until it finishes; hand over the result URLs.
4. Pictures of a saved Character, Object, Location or Outfit ID: list_identities returns each ID's sheet URL to pass as a reference image.

In Imagera itself, type /journey-website in Superagent, or open it from https://imagera.ai/skills.