Discover current MuAPI image models and run one explicitly confirmed asynchronous image generation request with bounded polling. Use when an agent needs hosted image generation without hard-coding stale model endpoints or request IDs.
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---
name: muapi-media
category: media-content
description: Discover current MuAPI image models and run one explicitly confirmed asynchronous image generation request with bounded polling. Use when an agent needs hosted image generation without hard-coding stale model endpoints or request IDs.
allowed-tools: Bash(python3 *)
---
# MuAPI Media
Use the bundled `scripts/muapi_media.py` CLI to discover current MuAPI image models and submit
one explicitly confirmed image-generation request. The CLI uses the live catalog's `name`,
`category`, and already-versioned `endpoint` fields, then polls the standard prediction result
endpoint. It does not assume that the catalog contains an inline request schema; add model-specific
fields only from the current model contract.
## When to use this skill
- The user wants to find a current MuAPI image model.
- An image workflow needs MuAPI's exact model endpoint rather than a remembered alias.
- The user has explicitly approved a potentially billable image-generation request.
- An asynchronous MuAPI prediction needs bounded status polling.
This skill covers text-to-image and image-to-image workflows. Do not use it for MuAPI video, audio,
3D, chat, or model-training requests.
## Setup
Set the API key in the environment. Never pass it as a CLI argument or commit it:
~~~bash
export MUAPI_API_KEY="your-api-key"
~~~
`MUAPI_BASE_URL` is optional and defaults to `https://api.muapi.ai`. Use it only for an approved
compatible deployment.
## Workflow
### 1. Discover current image models
~~~bash
python3 scripts/muapi_media.py models --category image --query flux
~~~
The public catalog currently returns a top-level `models` array. Image-generation entries use
categories such as `Text to Image` and `Image to Image`; their `endpoint` values already include
the `/api/v1/` prefix. Choose an exact model from this output immediately before generation.
### 2. Prepare and review parameters
~~~json
{
"prompt": "A clean product photograph on a neutral background",
"aspect_ratio": "1:1"
}
~~~
Keep only fields supported by the selected model's current request contract. The catalog is a
model directory, not a guarantee that every model accepts the same parameters. A prompt is required
for this skill.
### 3. Confirm cost and generate once
~~~bash
python3 scripts/muapi_media.py generate \
flux-dev \
--params-file request.json \
--confirm-paid
~~~
`--confirm-paid` is mandatory. The CLI sends exactly one generation POST, never retries an
ambiguous POST, and polls only GET requests with a finite budget. The model argument may be the
catalog model name or its exact `/api/v1/...` endpoint path.
Use `--output` to download the first completed artifact without sending the API key to the output
host:
~~~bash
python3 scripts/muapi_media.py generate \
flux-dev \
--params-file request.json \
--confirm-paid \
--output ./muapi-output.png
~~~
## Safety rules
- Keep `MUAPI_API_KEY` server-side and out of logs, prompts, screenshots, and committed files.
- Never retry a generation POST automatically. Require fresh user confirmation before another paid request.
- Poll only with GET and stop at `--max-polls`.
- Preserve the catalog endpoint path; do not prepend `/api/v1/` to an endpoint that already has it.
- Download only HTTPS output URLs and do not forward the API key to the output host.
- Require human review for sensitive, regulated, or high-impact content.
## Output
Commands write structured JSON to stdout. A successful generation includes the selected model,
request ID, terminal status, output URLs, and—when requested—the local artifact path.
## Official references
- [MuAPI model catalog](https://muapi.ai/docs/models)
- [MuAPI API reference](https://muapi.ai/docs/api-reference)
- [MuAPI image models](https://muapi.ai/playground/group/image)
- [MuAPI access keys](https://muapi.ai/access-keys)
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