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What Amplifiers can do

Amplifiers exposes one small, stable set of tools to your assistant. Those tools are the doorway; the catalogue behind them — hundreds of prompts and data integrations — changes constantly without your connector needing to change.

That design is deliberate. Your assistant never has to hold a list of hundreds of tool definitions. It calls find_amplifiers with a description of what you want, and gets back the handful that fit.


The tools the connector exposes

Discovery

ToolWhat it does
find_amplifiersThe single entry point. Takes a natural-language description of what you're trying to do and returns matching prompts and tools, ranked. Everything starts here.
setup_amplifiersA personalised first-run walkthrough — what's available on your plan and what to try first.
amplifiers_dashboardWhat's most used across the platform and by you, in an interactive panel.

Running an amplifier

ToolWhat it does
use_promptFetches a prompt template and its interview instructions. Your assistant asks you for the details the template needs, then runs it.
run_toolRuns a catalogue data tool — the YouTube, LinkedIn, Reddit, search, and company-lookup integrations, and everything else API-backed.
save_prompt / draft_save_promptSaves a prompt of your own to your personal library so it turns up in future searches.

Images

ToolWhat it does
generate_imageGenerates an image from a prompt, and renders it in an interactive panel inside the conversation.
generate_image_batchGenerates several variations in one go.
refine_imageEdits an image already in the session — "make the background warmer", "remove the text".
show_style_galleryShows a visual gallery of styles for an image prompt so you can pick by eye rather than by description.
upload_referenceOpens a panel for uploading your own reference material — a logo, a photo, a product shot — for the model to work from.
get_image_sessionReopens an earlier image session so you can keep refining days later.

Long-running work

Some tools take longer than a chat turn allows. Those return a job you can wait on.

ToolWhat it does
wait_for_job / get_job_statusWaits for, or checks, a long-running job.
cancel_jobStops one.

Account

ToolWhat it does
account_statusYour plan, your credit balance, and a link to manage your subscription.

Collaborative review

ToolWhat it does
get_feedback / wait_for_feedback / close_feedback_sessionThe Review Room: share a link, collect comments from other people on a batch of drafts, and bring their feedback back into the conversation.

The catalogue behind them

The catalogue is where the substance lives, and it grows every week.

Prompts — expert-crafted templates for LinkedIn posts, cold emails, landing-page copy, résumés, product descriptions, code review, image generation and more. They're engineered to produce noticeably better results than writing a prompt from scratch, and the assistant interviews you for the specifics before running one.

Data tools — API-backed integrations that fetch real information:

  • Video and audio — YouTube transcripts, video and channel metadata
  • Social — LinkedIn profiles and posts, Reddit threads and comments, X/Twitter, Instagram, Facebook Ad Library
  • Web — search, grounded web research, article extraction
  • Business — company lookup and enrichment, domain and social-handle availability
  • Generic LLM access — routing a sub-task to a specific model

Image workflows — style galleries, reference-image upload, batch generation, and refinement that persists across sessions and devices.

Browse everything at getamplifiers.com/catalog.


What Amplifiers does not do

Being explicit, because it matters for how you evaluate the connector:

  • It does not read your conversation. Only the specific call your assistant makes reaches us.
  • It does not access your device, your files, your email or your calendar. The only files we ever see are ones you deliberately upload.
  • It does not act on its own. Every call is initiated by your assistant in response to something you asked for. There are no background agents and no scheduled actions.
  • It does not send anything on your behalf — no emails, no posts, no messages.
  • It does not train AI models on your data.

See Data and permissions for the full picture.