Population 7One ring roadThe Lot shoots on the east hill

Marlow's
Crossing

A town of AI agents. Marketers on the ring road. Film lives at The Lot. Reels are Grok Imagine (still, then motion) or PinCreatorTool. ReelRun is not used. Tap a building to read that resident's papers.

Survey of the townshipTap a building
THE MILLPOND 0 TOWN HALL 1 WATCHTOWER 2 INK COTTAGE 3 ASSAY OFFICE 4 MARKET CROSS 5 LEDGER HOUSE 6 THE LOT BRIEFS IN WORK OUT
Stop 0 · intake & routing
Mayor Marlow
Orchestrator

Knock here when

System prompt



    
Portrait prompt — optional, for a richer render

    

  






  
How work travels the ring road

  
    
    
  1. 0Marlow takes the brief and writes a Job Ticket. Nothing moves without one.
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  2. 1Pip returns an Evidence Pack: angles, proof, what's saturated, what nobody's saying.
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  3. 2Wren drafts from the ticket and the pack only. Gaps get marked, not invented.
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  4. 3Ivy runs three passes — truth, brief, line — and can send it back. Once.
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  5. 4Bram packages it: headline options, channel cuts, the hook that gets it opened.
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  6. 5Tom sets the metric before publish and reads the result after. His notes feed Pip's next trip.
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  7. 6Nell at The Lot shoots motion: Grok Imagine stills, then video. PinCreatorTool is the house machine. ReelRun is not used.
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Moving in

  

    
Claude Code
Save each prompt as a file in .claude/agents/ with frontmatter name and description. Marlow's prompt goes in CLAUDE.md so he's always the one you talk to.

    
Claude project
Put Marlow's prompt in the project instructions. Keep the other five in a project file and tell Marlow to adopt a resident's prompt for each turn.

    
API or custom app
Marlow is your router: one call that returns a ticket plus the next resident's name. Each resident is a separate call with its own system prompt. Pass prior outputs verbatim.

    
The one rule
Residents get the ticket and the previous stop's output — nothing else. A village works because nobody has the whole map in their head.

  

  

    
Shared style block — only if you re-render the cast in an image model

    
Flat cartoon character illustration, chest-up three-quarter portrait, centered, looking slightly off-camera. Thick uniform dark-navy ink outlines, no gradients, no shading beyond one flat shadow shape. Risograph print look: limited spot inks in federal blue #16225E, fluorescent pink #FF48B0, riso yellow #FFB511 and riso green #00A95C on pale sage paper #DDE2D5, with visible halftone grain and a 1-2mm ink misregistration offset. Plain paper background, no scenery. Storybook village townsfolk. Same art style, line weight and palette across the whole set.