Bitwright
Describe a sprite. Get one that matches the rest.
Pixel art from a sentence, drawn to sit beside what you already have. Not a flat picture either: every colour and every piece of it stays yours to change afterwards.
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It turns up dressed the same
Hand it something you already made and the next one arrives in the same clothes. Same angle, same size, same palette. Within reason: it works inside a style, it will not invent one for you.
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Nothing is set in stone
Change your mind at two in the morning. Repaint it, pull a piece off, make it twice the size. Open any of the things below and you can see straight through to how it was put together.
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It arrives ready to work
Cut to your tile size, and it knows what should move. A lamp flickers. A crate does not, because a wobbling crate is a bug rather than a feature.
