1. Intake
Type (sloka, mantra, Vedic chant, or bhajan), deity, language, mood. The agent refuses mockery, politics, scams, sexual content, lyric-copy, scripture dumps and restricted diksha mantras.
Ask for a Krishna sloka in Telugu, the Gayatri mantra, a Vedic chant for peace, a Shiva mantra in Sanskrit, or a Krishna bhajan in Hindi. The agent scans public catalogues first and shows links. If nothing suitable is there, it writes an original verse — never a copy of a copyrighted recording.
Type (sloka, mantra, Vedic chant, or bhajan), deity, language, mood. The agent refuses mockery, politics, scams, sexual content, lyric-copy, scripture dumps and restricted diksha mantras.
Wikipedia, Internet Archive and public search pages. Metadata and links only — no scraped lyrics, no downloaded audio. Public traditional mantras are linked, not dumped. Listings are checked for a source and https URL.
If nothing suitable is listed, an original verse is written in the requested language, with transliteration, meaning, phonetic hint, and a confidence score. Vedic-style lines stay labelled original.
Need this white-labelled for a temple, ashram or community radio? Want a Vedic scholar on a review panel? That is a factory brief.