Create a small "IP rollout kit" with two Python utilities and a demo notebook.

The kit does NOT run heavy image/video generation here, but provides ready-to-run scripts.

Files:

tag_injector.py : add '@' alongside hashtags and (optionally) after comment # in .py and .ipynb

emoji_meme_pipeline.py : generate simple emoji memes (PNG/JPG) and optionally stitch into .mov

sample_notebook.ipynb : minimal example for testing

README.md : usage

import json, os, textwrap, zipfile, datetime, sys, re base = "/mnt/data/calvin_ip_rollout_kit" os.makedirs(base, exist_ok=True)

tag_injector = r'''#!/usr/bin/env python3 """ tag_injector.py — Calvin IP rollout helper Add an '@' mention form next to every hashtag (#tag → #tag @tag) Optionally, annotate Python comments so "# comment" becomes "#@ comment". Also works across Markdown (.md) and Jupyter notebooks (.ipynb).

USAGE (common): python tag_injector.py path_or_folder --mode hashtags_only python tag_injector.py my_notebook.ipynb --mode comments_too --add-header "CALVIN THOMAS — MY IP — NOTHING ELSE — @sama"

FILES SUPPORTED:

• .md, .txt (Markdown/plain)
• .py (Python code; preserves shebang lines '#!' and encoding hints)
• .ipynb (Jupyter notebooks: processes markdown cells and comment lines inside code cells)

BEHAVIOR:

• Hashtags: converts "#AI is here" → "#AI @AI is here" (keeps original hashtag to avoid breaking links)
• Comments (mode=comments_too): "# note" → "#@ note" (no change to '#!' shebang or '# -*- coding:' lines)
• Headings (e.g., '# Title'): left UNCHANGED by default. Use --touch-headings to also tag headings. """ from future import annotations import argparse, json, os, re, sys from typing import List

HASHTAG_RX = re.compile(r'(?<!\w)#([A-Za-z0-9_]{1,64})')

def tag_hashtags(text: str, touch_headings: bool=False) -> str: lines = text.splitlines(keepends=False) out_lines = [] for ln in lines: if not touch_headings and ln.lstrip().startswith("# "): out_lines.append(ln) continue

Replace inline hashtags (#word) with "#word @word"

def repl(m): tag = m.group(1) return f"#{tag} @{tag}" out_lines.append(HASHTAG_RX.sub(repl, ln)) return "\n".join(out_lines)