# Called It

> Trope bingo for anything predictable. Say what you are about to sit through - a film, a gathering, a call or a journey - and get 30 squares for the moments that tend to happen, each tagged with its odds and the elemental genre whose feeling it gives. The page deals a fair card for each player, you mark squares as they happen, and it calls every finished line.

URL: https://called-it.skillsafe.ai/
API: https://called-it.skillsafe.ai/api.html

## What is free (runs in the browser)
- The form: the thing, its kind (watching, going, a call, a trip), what you already know, the tone (gentle or cheeky), up to 12 squares of your own and a leave-out list.
- Dealing: up to 8 cards. Your own squares go on every card; the rest are drawn from the pool in the same mix of odds and swapped until every row, column and diagonal weighs about the same (likely 3, maybe 2, long shot 1, your own 2, the free centre 4).
- Marking squares, line calls (rows, columns, diagonals), a log of what was called, new deals, printing every card, card .svg and .png, the squares as .md, .csv and .json.
- Four free samples with saved replies: a romance film, a wedding reception, an all-hands call, a train journey.

## What is metered (one task)
- task `call`: writes 30 squares (10 likely, 12 maybe, 8 long shot), each with odds and one of eleven elemental genres (wonder, idea, adventure, horror, mystery, thriller, humor, relationship, drama, issue, ensemble), plus a free centre square, a title, a one-line promise and a house rule. Model: gpt-terra. Charged per run.

## Rules the squares follow
- One moment a player can see or hear happen, at most 32 characters.
- Names no one; refers to people only as someone, everyone or a role the input names.
- About moments, never about a person's looks, age, money, faith, health or love life.
- No names, numbers, days, places or brands the input never gave.

## Source
Built on the SkillSafe skill @jwynia/genre-conventions (https://skillsafe.ai/skill/@jwynia/genre-conventions), MIT, from jwynia/agent-skills: genre as an emotional promise, the eleven elemental genres and the moments each is expected to deliver.