Alerts, field-for-field.
A deterministic template pack for traffic, weather, and incident feeds. No language model in the loop — every field passes straight through, so a road name or an emergency detail can never be invented. Bilingual by default.
Templates that cannot hallucinate.
Fixed shapes filled from structured event data — auditable, instant, and free.
Zero hallucination
Fields pass straight through from the source.
Bilingual labels
Lanes/Carriles, Updated/Actualizado — nouns untouched.
No API cost
A pure function of the event; no model call.
From file to on-voice in four steps.
No code, no API keys — just a .md you paste into the agent you already use.
The .md caption pack.
You're buying a downloadable .md pack written for AI agents (and humans). It carries the complete caption system — system prompt, inputs, output contract, and voice knobs — plus the universal anti-slop rules.
Chinchilla Caption Agent Pack vs. ad-hoc prompting.
Most people retype the same caption instructions into a chat box every single day, and the voice drifts each time. This pack is a system: eight structured prompt sets with input contracts, output contracts, and the anti-slop rules that keep a page sounding human.
Keep the Universal rules. The pack opens with four cross-cutting rules — never disclose the pipeline, never add unearned CTAs, concrete beats hype, match the page's real voice — so every category inherits the same discipline.
Get the Alert Caption Pack.
Free download. Unlock caption-alert-pack.md — the templates behind safe, bilingual alert feeds.
25 units), capped at 60s