Choose the right AI video model for a brief and quote its credit cost before generating, using the AI Content Drop catalogue. Use when asked to generate a video and you must decide which model, when someone asks what a batch of clips will cost, or when a model id is rejected as unknown.
Read AI Content Drop API failures correctly and decide whether to retry, change the request, or stop. Covers the error envelope and its 21 codes, rate limits and Retry-After, idempotency conflicts, and the two response shapes the generation endpoints can return. Use when a call to aicontentdrop.com fails, returns 4xx…
Run many AI Content Drop reads or generations efficiently instead of looping one HTTP call at a time. Covers POST /v1/batch for reads, POST /v1/models/cost for bulk quoting, idempotency keys, and the submit-and-poll loop for generations. Use when handling a storyboard, a shot list, a spreadsheet of prompts, or any job…
Answer what an AI Content Drop generation costs, what a plan includes, and whether a user can afford a job before running it. Covers flat and per-second prices, the free tier, where plan details live, checking a balance, and the charge-on-success rule. Use when asked about pricing, credits, billing, "can I afford…
Generate images through the AI Content Drop API and choose between multiple leading image models by cost and job. Covers POST /v1/generate/image, picking a model for drafts versus finals, the sandbox rehearsal, and using a generated image as the first frame of a video. Use when asked for an image, a thumbnail, a…
Write a prompt that actually produces the shot someone described, for any AI Content Drop video model. Covers the shot-first structure, camera and lighting language models respond to, why text-to-video cannot preserve a specific subject, when to use a reference frame instead, and how to iterate without wasting…
Plan and render content on an AI Content Drop board (visual canvas) from an agent. Covers picking or creating a board, laying out text, media and generation cards, quoting with estimatecreditcost before rungenerationcard, asking once per task how spending is approved, never tracking the board revision yourself, the…
Research the ads competitors are running and turn a winner into a brief, from an agent, with AI Content Drop's research tools. Covers searchcompetitorads on Meta or TikTok, never passing sample rows off as real ads, saving an ad, decoding it into a reusable formula with a quote first, and placing it on a board so it…
Make a short vertical drama with AI Content Drop's Drama Studio from an agent, from a premise to a finished, cut episode. Covers startdrama, getdrama, listdramas, revisedrama, reviewdramadraft, quotedramaepisode, producedramaepisode and assembledramaepisode; following a draft that takes minutes; reading the script…
Make a finished video ad through the AI Content Drop studio tools from an agent. Covers gathering the brief first, bringing assets in by URL, quoting with estimateadcost before generatead, asking once before any credits are spent, polling getadjob every 15 seconds, the consent rule for UGC avatar videos, and what to…
Drive AI Content Drop from a host that writes its own client against the MCP server rather than reading a config file. Covers which tool answers which question, quoting with estimatecreditcost before any generation, submitting and polling instead of waiting inside a tool call, the drop and drama tools, and repeating…
Write a short vertical drama that holds a phone audience, as text, with a premise with built-in conflict, an episode outline with a hook in the first seconds, one visible power move per scene, a status reversal, a shot for every beat and an ending that demands the next episode. Produces a logline, cast, and…
Hand a whole piece of video work to Drop, the AI Content Drop video agent, from another agent. One brief is carried through research, concepts, a storyboard, renders and assembly, and every step that charges credits stops for an approval. Covers startvideoagent, messagevideoagent, getvideoagentrun…
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