Brix36

Prices one standalone picture from a text prompt and optional owned uploads, using the same pricing as the Brix36 create box. Returns the exact credits and price with draftId and quoteId. Nothing is generated or charged.

Returns the owned picture for an approved quoteId with image.url, downloadUrl and gallery-widget data once ready, or its current progress. Links are private and signed; another read refreshes them. No processing or charge is repeated.

Searches Brix36 creative skills and style cards by keyword, medium or family. Returns summaries rather than full bodies, plus resource URIs and nextCursor. No Brix36 language-model call.

Returns pending or accepted attachment status and assetId for the exact owned uploadToken. Reconciles the existing upload without creating a second attachment, generating media or spending credits.

Import a public HTTPS song, artist photo or reference into the same private attachment pipeline as an upload. projectId is optional in the schema but required to attach media: omission returns guidance to select a project, never another user project. Refuses private/loopback destinations, unsafe redirects, DNS rebinding, invalid file types, oversized downloads and slow sources. Song/photo replacement rules remain unchanged. Identical reference bytes in the same project replay the existing asset. Returns assetId and status; no provider or language model is called.

Creates an HTTPS POST upload capability bound to the user, project, role, exact file metadata and SHA-256, expiring in 15 minutes. Returns uploadUrl, uploadToken, method and expiresAt. The upload accepts raw bytes with the declared MIME Content-Type; attachment status is confirmed separately. No file bytes pass through MCP and no generation credits are spent.

Opens a file picker for a song, artist photo or image/video reference on the specified project. The customer selects the file; bytes go directly to Brix36. No paid work.

Returns the current Brix36 model catalogue, including profiles, settings, media limits, availability reasons, recommended choices and qualified starting prices in credits and GBP minor units including VAT. Starting prices are distinct from generation quotes. Pagination uses nextCursor with the same kind. No generation or charge.

List available Motion Graphics templates (lyric_video, audio_visualiser, living_cover, kinetic_type, club_tunnel, organic_landscape), 7 genre looks (pop, hiphop_drill, rnb, house_edm, rock, country_acoustic, afrobeats), and all 24 popular motion styles with preview video URLs and input requirements. Read-only discovery.

Starts the exact paid server render after the customer explicitly approves its quoted price. Chat approval returns operationId, quoteToken, revisionId, inputDigest and quotedCredits unchanged from the quote. Existing Brix36 confirmationToken codes remain supported as a separate flow. The server enforces spending permission, account policy and exact quote bindings. Identical retries reconcile the original operation. Annotations do not attest to consent or guarantee a host confirmation screen.

Saves a ready server-rendered Motion scene and returns its exact paid-render quote plus an optional free first-frame preview. Supports lyric video, beat-reactive visualiser, kinetic titles, photo-motion poster, promo cards, the 6 music/lyric/visualiser templates (lyric_video, audio_visualiser, living_cover, kinetic_type, club_tunnel, organic_landscape) across 7 genre looks (pop, hiphop_drill, rnb, house_edm, rock, country_acoustic, afrobeats), and all 24 popular motion styles (styleId). Uses owned audio and picture asset IDs; saved song timing supplies lyric cues and the saved scene can be edited. No AI video model or paid render is called. requestId identifies the saved document across retries. Each returned quote has its own identity; rendering requires explicit customer approval bound to that quote.

Generate a free bounded first-frame image of this exact saved revision, maximum 640px long side. No LLM, render debit or full free movie. Preview is not an approval or a priced render.

Returns the server price in credits and GBP including VAT, bound to the exact revision, output, source and runtime. A paid render requires one explicit customer approval of this exact price. Edits invalidate prior quotes. No debit or render.

Read the exact authored scene and revision, including editable lyric cue timing, text and owned media layers.

Restores a saved scene as a new revision with optimistic version checking. Original versions and media remain intact. Prior quotes become stale; further paid rendering requires a quote for the restored revision.

Read the finished owned asset with video.url and authenticated playback/download links. Source media remain preserved. Pending work is not a completed result.

Read the original durable operation after pending, timeout or unknown outcome. Successful work includes playback and download links. Reconcile means the existing effect is being checked; no replacement render is started.

Saves typed MotionSceneV1 with exact words, cue frame ranges and owned asset IDs. Accepts typed layers and approved fonts; HTML, JS, CSS and URLs are not scene inputs. First save creates an opaque documentId with expectedRevision 0; edits bind the current expectedRevision. Conflicts preserve the newer saved version. No Brix36 language model is called.

Add the exact finished Motion result to project media through normal attachment screening, preserving original assets, movie orders and expected project revision. This does not replace or regenerate a paid movie.

Waits up to 40 seconds for the original Motion operation, then returns its finished video.url and downloadUrl or a nonterminal pending response with an exact nextCall. Each status read checks current access. No generation, approval or credit change.

Sets an owned uploaded photograph as a shot's original picture, bound to attachment contentHash and confirmed rights. Creates a canonical revision and retains earlier versions. Identical argument retries reconcile the same operation. No generation or credit charge.

Set featured or not_featured for this project. Featured requires pinned DNA; the existing directed-storyboard rules still apply. No generation or charge.

Archive one video or Film using the app project deletion service after the customer requests deletion. Requires editor permission. In-flight orders, paid work awaiting consumption and open/review-required checkouts refuse deletion. Returns deleted=true. This is separate from permanently erasing an artist or account.

Pin this artist’s currently published DNA to this project once, within its existing pin window. Read project state after a lost response before retrying. No generation or charge.

Save 0–5 unique uppercase #RRGGBB colours as exact project creative direction. An empty list clears the selection. Existing work remains in history; stale revision and active work refuse safely.

Renames a video or Film using expectedRevision, title and optional songTitle. Returns updated project and revision. No generation or charge.

Lists the customer's videos newest first, optionally filtered by artistId. Returns projectId, title, artist, status, picture, last-change time and nextCursor. Free and read-only, up to 50 projects per page.

Lists the same free fictional character portraits offered by the Brix36 app, with each current star ID, name, description and versioned preview image. Read-only; creates no artist, image, generation or charge.

Stores and screens an image/video reference through the app attachment service. Inline files are limited to 512 KiB; larger files have an app upload-link path. Returns attachment and signed preview. scope:project applies to the project; scope:shot supports later shot binding. The reference list exposes persisted results after uncertain replies. No language model or generation-credit charge.

Remove an existing image/video reference attachment from a project using the app service. Requires editor permission and the customer choosing this reference. The app removes its dependent notes and applies existing reference binding rules. Returns deleted=true; it does not delete another project reference or a song.

Save one concrete creative instruction about a customer reference already on this project. The connected assistant does the interpretation with the customer; Brix36 validates and stores the finished sentence through the existing app fact service. Returns an approved user-authored fact. Duplicate category/sentence on the same attachment is reused. Free; no server language model is called.

Approve, reject or rewrite one reference note using the app service. Rewriting records the sentence as user-authored; omitted fields stay unchanged. Returns the updated fact. Requires permission to edit its project and the customer choosing the change. No server interpretation or paid work starts.

Returns a paginated list of existing approved, proposed or rejected reference notes for a project, optionally filtered by attachment. No server interpretation starts.

Returns the app reference-upload screen for an editable project, including for files over the 512 KiB inline limit. Uploaded results appear in the project's reference list. No upload or generation occurs in this read.

Browse customer image/video references across their accessible projects, or filter one project. Returns up to 50 references with projectId, attachmentId, signed contentUrl, scope, analysis status and a small preview of existing facts, plus nextCursor. Shot references affect only bound shots. Nothing is analysed by this tool.

Creates an album, EP or single collection with title, type, year and artwork preset. Returns release summary and app project-creation links. Creation has no replay receipt; the artist's release list exposes saved title/type/year after an uncertain response. No language model, generation or charge.

Lists an artist's album, EP and single collections with projectIds, status, artwork, year, verified app project-creation links and nextCursor. Free and read-only. MCP project creation currently creates standalone releases; collection project creation uses the app.

Selects an available modelName or generation profile for one quoted section and returns a revised signed quote with costEstimateId. Film uses saved scene.index. modelName:null restores the server-ranked Recommended choice; omitted modelName preserves explicit selections. profile {aspect,resolution} is constrained to availableProfiles. Other sections retain their choices; outputs fit the project canvas without cropping. The revised quote has its own price and approval binding. operationId identifies identical selection retries. Film speech data reports the actual per-scene routes or historical_unavailable. No credits are spent and no generation starts.

Returns engine options for one section of an existing generation quote identified by costEstimateId or quoteToken. Film sectionIndex is the saved zero-based scene.index. Includes availability, requirements, selection, server Recommended marker, allocated_final_total section share, availableProfiles and finalVideoCredits. Option selection_total is a whole alternative video quote total, excluding pictures. No selection change or spending.

Returns the project's 30-second storyboard sections, including indexes, times, names, inclusion, pictures, action, Performance/Story type and lyric line IDs with lip-sync settings. These indexes and IDs identify inputs to section-edit tools. Free and read-only.

Sets lip-sync for one existing lyric line identified by section index and stable line ID. sync:true means the artist mouths the line. Defaults are true for the artist's own words and false for guest/ad-lib lines. No generation or charge.

Updates included, type and/or what for one existing 30-second storyboard section. Omitted fields remain unchanged. Timing, names and pictures are outside this operation. No generation or charge.

Read the actual owned driving-video references for a shot. These are distinct from extracted reference pictures. No paid work.

Binds up to three owned uploaded 1–15 second original clips as shot motion/composition references. Measures bytes and creates one canonical revision. Stricter model limits or unsupported driving-video inputs refuse before payment. Clips remain video references rather than sampled pictures. Empty attachmentIds clears the selection; identical retries reconcile the same write.

Returns a song upload widget and a one-time fallback uploadUrl for an existing project. File bytes go directly to Brix36. Repeated calls return the same fallback link or the existing song attachment. No charge.

Attaches existing customer audio from an accessible source project to an empty target through the durable upload/analysis path. sourceAttachmentId identifies the saved song attachment. Returns attachment/asset/job IDs or already_attached for identical audio. Repeats return the existing result; different current audio refuses replacement. No arbitrary URL fetch, generated audio or language-model call.

Read the currently attached song and its technical analysis for a project. Returns the song attachment, latest upload job status, analysis ID, measured duration, tempo, sections and existing themes when available. Absent analysis stays pending. Free; this never starts transcription, reasoning or a storyboard.

Saves finished song understanding against the current analysisId, assetId and understandingRevision. Accepts lyrics/description, language, themes and required words/lines arrays in the timed-transcription shape; empty arrays represent unavailable genuine timing. Source text alone supplies no lip-sync timing or voice ownership. voiceAnswer represents the customer's all_me, other_voices or skipped decision. Preserves measured audio facts and returns canonical understanding with a new revision. Stale input is refused. No transcription/planning model or credit charge.

List one artist songs using the app canonical grouping, including their available project versions. Returns a bounded songs page and nextCursor. Each song projectId identifies the project holding that song version. Free; this does not upload or generate audio.

Records the customer's storyboard approval for the exact current revisionId using the app's approval service. Changed revisions are refused. Directed-board and existing purchase guards remain enforced. No credits are spent and no media is generated.