Batch Banana

List the workspace's projects, newest first. Pass a project id as projectId on a generate or edit tool to file the job under it, or on search_library to search only that project.

list_projects

Price a video generation without charging. Returns creditCost, pricingVersion, and requestHash. Pass creditCost back as expectedCreditCost on the matching create tool to guard against a price change between the quote and the create.

quote_video_generation

Price an image edit without charging. Returns creditCost, pricingVersion, and requestHash. Pass creditCost back as expectedCreditCost on the matching create tool to guard against a price change between the quote and the create.

quote_image_edit

Price an image generation without charging. Returns creditCost, pricingVersion, and requestHash. Pass creditCost back as expectedCreditCost on the matching create tool to guard against a price change between the quote and the create.

quote_image_generation

Search the Batch Banana style library: curated looks such as watercolor, claymation or 35mm film. query describes a look and returns the closest styles, a line each, the styles the query names first. Each match's match field is name when the query names that style, or look when the style is only the nearest by its images, so read a look match's look line to judge whether it fits. slugs reads up to 6 chosen styles in full: description, what they avoid, similar styles. Neither lists the whole library by family, names only. A note in the answer says how to read it. Any style goes by slug in generate_image's style (and the quote's), which adds its reference images and description on any model that takes reference images, so the prompt needs only the subject. When nothing fits, write the look into the prompt instead. These are Batch Banana's styles, not the workspace's own work: search_library finds that.

search_styles

Find the workspace's existing images and video, one row per job with its outputs, cost, model and references. Filters: kind, model, operation, createdAfter and createdBefore, projectId, mediaType. query searches prompts and orders by relevance; without it, jobs list newest first. Most edits (stickers, upscales) and every import have no prompt, so query misses them; filter by kind or operation instead. The date filters do not combine with query. model matches generations; an edit records its operation as its model, so an operation id in model matches those edits too. limit is about how many jobs a page holds, up to 100. A page can be short or empty while nextCursor is set, especially with model or operation filters; keep paging until nextCursor is null. An output's fileId works as a referenceFileIds entry, and jobId works with get_generation. Pass nextCursor back as cursor for the next page.

search_library