ImageStep + NodeHub

Stops a PENDING or PROCESSING job.

How many of your jobs are in each status and of each type, as one table: a row per status and type that has any, with its count.

Saves version 1 and answers 201 with the preset as saved.

Creates version 1 and answers 201 with it.

Deletes an asset and queues its stored objects for removal.

Deletes multiple assets and queues their stored objects for removal.

Deletes the preset and every version of it; every slug@N a caller holds answers 404 presetnotfound from then on.

Drops slug@version from the preset's history.

Deletes the template and every version of it.

One asset's full record: the list row's fields plus image (type, pixel size, bytes, SHA-1 and the facts ingest derived), metadata (what exiftool read), takenAt and, for anything a job made, lineage.

Where a batch of your assets is in ingest, in one call , the poll after an upload or a URL ingest, instead of GET /api/v1/assets/{id} per asset per tick.

One job as it stands: its status, the item counts, what ran (op, preset and version, model, steps) and, per item, the output , resultAssetId, or output for an analyze , or, for a failed item,.

The catalogue entry of one op, as GET /api/v1/ops lists it: its parameters, its price, an example request and its synchronous endpoint.

{slug} is a slug or id for the current version, or slug@version for one version , the spelling POST /api/v1/jobs {presetId} and POST /api/v1/images/transform?preset= accept, so what a job ran can.

{id} is a template id (or your own slug) for the current version, or {id}@{version} for one specific version , the same spelling rendertemplate accepts as templateId, so what a job rendered with.

What was spent over a time window, grouped by atomic op, by API key, or by UTC day, with the window's total beside the groups: - jobs , jobs created in the window - credits and items , what those.

Fetches each public image URL here, stores it and creates an asset , the same asset an upload creates, in PROCESSING until ingest has written dimensions and metadata.

Every model an AI op can run on, across the providers behind this API.

Paginated list of the caller's assets, newest-created first.

Every collection your assets are in, one row each: the name, how many assets are in it and when the latest one was created , most recently added to first.

Everything this account has submitted, newest first, a page at a time.

One page of a job's items, in item order (index, from 0) , the number the rest of the API names an item by, in events and in a resume.

Your jobs, newest first, one page at a time.

Every atomic op, with what a program needs to call it without a list of its own.

Built-in presets first, then your own, most recently updated first.

Every version ever saved, newest first, each as a full document , html and css included , whose id is {id}@{version} and which has no slug, description or updatedAt.

Built-in templates first, then the caller's own, most recently updated first, a page at a time.

Moves every one of your assets in from to to, in one statement , the way to rename a collection, or with to: "" to take its assets out of any collection.

USE THIS WHEN: an op you needed does not exist, a parameter did not behave the way the contract describes, or you were about to work around ImageStep with something local.

Submits an async job.

Updates the published status, the collection and the tags of multiple assets.

Send only what changes: the body is merged over the current preset, and a field it leaves out keeps its value ({"name": "…"} is a whole rename; the slug stays unless you send one).

Send only what changes: the body is merged over the current version, and a field it leaves out keeps its value ({"width": 1080, "height": 1080} is a whole update); "" empties css or description.