From Runcept
UGC Generator
A focused, ready-to-run result.
$1.00 / runRun Action →
Small, useful outcomes for everyday work.
Use the Actions above instead of subscribing to:
Each Action has one clear result and its own price.
A focused, ready-to-run result.
Summarize a piece of text at a short, medium, or long target length.
Deterministically diff a previous and current version of a text and report what was added or removed, since drafts are not stored server-side.
Render a single custom-styled QR code from a URL or text string. Returns a ready-to-use PNG or SVG data URL.
Render up to 25 custom-styled QR codes in one call, all sharing the same style options. Useful for bulk-generating codes for a list of URLs.
Deterministically parses a unified/git diff and returns file, insertion, and deletion counts, a file list, and heuristic risk warnings (e.g. large diffs, deleted test files, probable secret strings). No model call — fast and cheap.
Sends a pasted diff to a language model for a structured code review: a plain-language summary, an overall risk level, and a list of specific issues with file/severity, plus concrete suggestions. Best used after Diff Stats for a quick sanity gate.
Generates a conventional-commit-style subject and body from a pasted diff, so you are not staring at a blank commit editor. You choose whether to use it as-is or edit it.
Proposes a resolved version of a single file's content that contains git conflict markers (<<<<<<<, =======, >>>>>>>). Returns the proposed merged content plus a plain-language note on what was chosen and how confident the proposal is — you review and apply it yourself.
Turns a unified diff into a conventional commit message: type, subject, body, and a breaking-change flag.
Reviews a unified diff for correctness, security, and performance risk and returns a structured risk level, issue list, and suggested tests.
Reads a diff and an optional description of the change and proposes concrete test cases plus coverage gaps worth closing.
Groups a list of commit messages into one human-readable changelog entry organized by section.
Deduplicate and organize already-parsed feed items across folders into a single reading digest, marking which items are new.
Full-text search across a previously built digest's items by title and snippet.
Summarize one article's text into a short summary and key points.
Takes a plain-language description of a mobile app and generates a screen list (6-10 screens with one-line purposes), a single locked design system (5 hex colors, 2 fonts with a 6-step type scale, corner radius, spacing unit), and one static, fully self-contained HTML/CSS mockup per screen (no external scripts or stylesheets), all styled consistently against that one design system.
Takes one previously generated screen's HTML plus a plain-language edit instruction and returns an updated version of that same HTML with the requested change applied, keeping the rest of the screen and the original design system untouched.