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AI Interior Moodboard Generator

Generate professional interior design moodboards instantly with AI. Automate conceptualization, image generation, HTML design, and PDF delivery via email—all in one intelligent workflow.

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INTEGRATED_MODULES

Anthropic
Anthropic
Api2PDF
Api2PDF
Flux Dev LoRA
Flux Dev LoRA
Gmail
Gmail
Google Gemini
Google Gemini
Step by Step

Setup Tutorial

mission-briefing.md

What This Agent Does

The Interior Design Moodboard Generator is an intelligent automation workflow that transforms a simple form submission into a professionally designed, multi-page PDF moodboard complete with AI-generated design images. When a user submits their interior design project details, this agent orchestrates a sophisticated pipeline that conceptualizes the design vision, generates custom images, creates a polished HTML layout, and delivers everything via email—all automatically.

Key benefits and time savings:

  • Eliminates manual design work: What typically takes designers hours to compile now happens in minutes
  • Consistent, professional output: Every moodboard follows the same high-quality standard with branded formatting
  • Scalable client delivery: Handle unlimited moodboard requests without increasing your team's workload
  • 24/7 automation: Moodboards are generated and sent automatically, even outside business hours

Target use cases:

  • Interior design studios managing multiple client projects simultaneously
  • Design consultants who need rapid visual presentations for client meetings
  • Real estate companies creating property staging concepts
  • Furniture retailers generating design inspiration for customers
  • Architectural firms developing interior design proposals

Who Is It For

This workflow is ideal for interior design professionals and businesses who want to streamline their creative process and client communication. Whether you're a solo designer managing multiple projects or a larger firm handling dozens of concurrent clients, this automation saves time while maintaining the professional quality your clients expect. You'll benefit most if you:

  • Regularly create design moodboards for clients
  • Want to reduce repetitive manual tasks
  • Need to deliver concepts quickly to stay competitive
  • Manage multiple projects with varying design styles
  • Want to impress clients with fast turnaround times

Required Integrations

Before launching this workflow, you'll need to configure five essential integrations. Each provides a critical piece of the moodboard generation pipeline.

Anthropic (Claude API)

Why it's needed: Claude powers the initial conceptualization phase, transforming your project brief into detailed, structured design prompts that guide the image generation process. This ensures your moodboard reflects the exact aesthetic and functional requirements you specify.

Setup steps:

  1. Visit console.anthropic.com and sign in or create an account
  2. Navigate to the API Keys section in your account settings
  3. Click Create Key and give it a descriptive name like TaskAGI-Moodboard
  4. Copy the generated API key (you'll only see it once)
  5. In TaskAGI, go to IntegrationsAdd NewAnthropic
  6. Paste your API key in the authentication field
  7. Select model claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929 (already configured in the workflow)
  8. Test the connection by clicking Verify

How to obtain credentials: Anthropic offers free trial credits for new accounts, with paid plans starting at $0.003 per 1K input tokens. Visit anthropic.com/pricing for current rates.

Flux Dev LoRA (Image Generation)

Why it's needed: This integration generates the custom interior design images that form the visual core of your moodboard. It uses advanced AI to create photorealistic renderings based on the conceptualization prompts.

Setup steps:

  1. Sign up at the Flux Dev LoRA platform (typically through your AI image provider)
  2. Access your account dashboard and locate API Credentials
  3. Generate a new API key for TaskAGI integration
  4. In TaskAGI, navigate to IntegrationsAdd NewFlux Dev LoRA
  5. Enter your API key and any required endpoint URLs
  6. Configure the default model settings (resolution, quality parameters)
  7. Click Test Integration to verify connectivity

How to obtain credentials: Check with your Flux provider for pricing and credit allocation. Most offer pay-as-you-go models where you purchase credits for image generation.

Google Gemini (HTML Generation)

Why it's needed: Gemini creates the beautiful, responsive HTML structure that presents your moodboard images in a professional two-page layout. It handles formatting, typography, and visual hierarchy automatically.

Setup steps:

  1. Go to Google AI Studio and sign in with your Google account
  2. Click Create API Key and select your project (create one if needed)
  3. Copy the generated API key
  4. In TaskAGI, go to IntegrationsAdd NewGoogle Gemini
  5. Paste your API key in the authentication field
  6. Select model gemini-2.5-flash from the dropdown
  7. Save and test the integration

How to obtain credentials: Google Gemini offers a free tier with generous rate limits (up to 15 requests per minute). Paid plans begin at $0.075 per 1M input tokens. Access pricing at ai.google.dev/pricing.

API2PDF (PDF Conversion)

Why it's needed: This service converts the generated HTML moodboard into a professional PDF file that's easy to share, print, and archive. It ensures consistent formatting across all devices and platforms.

Setup steps:

  1. Register at api2pdf.com and verify your email
  2. Navigate to your Account DashboardAPI Keys
  3. Copy your API key (keep this secure)
  4. In TaskAGI, go to IntegrationsAdd NewAPI2PDF
  5. Paste your API key in the designated field
  6. Configure PDF settings: page size (A4), orientation (portrait), margins (0.5 inches)
  7. Test the integration with a sample HTML file

How to obtain credentials: API2PDF offers a free tier (100 conversions/month) and paid plans starting at $9/month for 5,000 conversions. Visit their pricing page for details.

Gmail (Email Delivery)

Why it's needed: Gmail sends the completed moodboard PDF directly to your clients, completing the automation loop and ensuring timely delivery without manual intervention.

Setup steps:

  1. Use your existing Gmail account or create a dedicated business email
  2. In TaskAGI, go to IntegrationsAdd NewGmail
  3. Click Authenticate with Google and follow the OAuth flow
  4. Grant TaskAGI permission to send emails on your behalf
  5. Verify the connected email address appears in the integration settings
  6. Configure sender name (e.g., "Design Team - TaskAGI")
  7. Test by sending a sample email to yourself

How to obtain credentials: Gmail is free with a Google account. For high-volume sending (1,000+ emails/month), consider Google Workspace ($6-18/user/month) for better deliverability.

Configuration Steps

Node-by-Node Setup

1. Moodboard Request Form (Trigger) This form captures the initial project information. Configure these fields:

  • Project Title (text): Client's project name
  • Design Style (dropdown): Modern, Traditional, Minimalist, Eclectic, etc.
  • Room Type (dropdown): Living Room, Bedroom, Kitchen, Office, etc.
  • Color Preferences (text): Primary colors and mood
  • Budget Range (text): Helps guide material suggestions
  • Client Email (email): Where the moodboard will be sent

2. Conceptualization Agent This Claude node transforms form inputs into detailed image prompts. The prompt template uses:

  • [[nodes.6316.title]] - Project title from the form
  • [[nodes.6316.style]] - Design style preference
  • Outputs a structured JSON with 4-6 detailed image prompts

3. Extract Prompts Array A function node that parses the Claude response and creates an array of individual prompts. No configuration needed—it automatically extracts the prompts for looping.

4. Loop Through Prompts Configure the loop to iterate through each extracted prompt:

  • Loop Type: Array iteration
  • Array Source: Output from Extract Prompts Array
  • Iterations: Typically 4-6 images per moodboard

5. Generate Image For each loop iteration, this node creates an image:

  • Prompt: [[loop.item.prompt]] Professional interior design photography, high quality, well-lit, styled
  • Model: Flux Dev LoRA (default)
  • Resolution: 1024x768 (landscape for moodboard layout)
  • Quality: High

6. Collect Image Data Aggregates each generated image with metadata:

  • Image URL
  • Prompt used
  • Generation timestamp
  • Stores in array for later use

7. Aggregate All Images Combines all individual images into a single structured dataset ready for HTML generation.

8. Generate Moodboard HTML Gemini creates the final HTML document:

  • Input: All aggregated images, project title, design style
  • Output: Complete two-page HTML with CSS styling
  • Key elements: Header with project info, image grid, design notes, footer

9. Clean HTML Output Removes any extraneous characters or formatting issues from the HTML to ensure PDF conversion works perfectly.

10. Convert HTML to PDF API2PDF transforms the HTML into a professional PDF:

  • Format: A4 portrait
  • Margins: 0.5 inches
  • Output: PDF file ready for email

11. Send Moodboard Email Gmail delivers the final product:

  • To: [[nodes.6316.email]]
  • Subject: Your Interior Design Moodboard: [[nodes.6316.title]]
  • Body: Professional message with project details
  • Attachment: Generated PDF

Testing Your Agent

Pre-Launch Testing

Step 1: Verify All Integrations Before running the full workflow, test each integration individually:

  1. In TaskAGI, go to each integration and click Test Connection
  2. Verify all five integrations show green checkmarks
  3. Check API key validity and rate limits in each service's dashboard

Step 2: Run a Test Execution

  1. Navigate to your workflow and click Test Run
  2. Fill out the Moodboard Request Form with sample data:
    • Title: "Modern Living Room Redesign"
    • Style: "Contemporary"
    • Room: "Living Room"
    • Colors: "Neutral grays with warm wood tones"
    • Email: Your test email address
  3. Click Submit and monitor the execution

Step 3: Verify Each Processing Stage As the workflow executes, check:

  • Conceptualization: Claude generates detailed prompts (check logs for output)
  • Image Generation: 4-6 images are created (may take 2-3 minutes)
  • HTML Creation: Gemini produces valid HTML (preview in browser if possible)
  • PDF Conversion: API2PDF successfully converts HTML to PDF
  • Email Delivery: Check your inbox for the moodboard email

Step 4: Validate Output Quality

  1. Open the received PDF and verify:
    • All images are present and properly formatted
    • Text is readable and professional
    • Layout spans two pages as expected
    • No broken images or formatting errors
  2. Check that the email subject includes your project title
  3. Confirm the body message is personalized with client information

Expected Results and Success Indicators:

  • ✅ Workflow completes in 3-5 minutes
  • ✅ PDF file is 2-4 MB in size
  • ✅ All 4-6 images display correctly
  • ✅ Email arrives within 1 minute of workflow completion
  • ✅ No error messages in the execution log
  • ✅ PDF is printable and maintains formatting

Once testing is complete and all indicators pass, your moodboard generator is ready for production use!

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