musevideo-client

Typed Rust primitives for describing generation jobs on Muse Video — an AI platform that turns text, images, and existing footage into finished video.

Rather than wrapping any single HTTP endpoint, this crate gives you small, dependency-free building blocks: a request you can construct fluently, an aspect-ratio enum that covers the common social formats, and optional Serde derives so the same structs move cleanly between your service, a queue, and disk.

What's inside

• VideoRequest — a builder-style prompt request (prompt, negative prompt, duration, model)
• AspectRatio — widescreen, vertical, square, or a custom ratio string
• Zero required dependencies; enable the serde feature only when you need (de)serialization

Quick start

use musevideo_client::{VideoRequest, AspectRatio};

let job = VideoRequest::new("A slow drone pass over a neon-lit night market")
    .aspect_ratio(AspectRatio::Vertical)
    .duration_seconds(6)
    .negative_prompt("text overlays, watermark");

assert_eq!(job.duration_seconds, 6);

Turn on serialization when you need to persist or transmit a job:

musevideo-client = { version = "0.1", features = ["serde"] }

When to reach for it

CLIs, batch workers, and backend services that assemble Muse Video jobs tend to re-invent the same prompt/parameter structs. Keeping them in one small, portable crate makes those jobs easy to build, log, and pass around without pulling in a heavy SDK.

Docs and the full platform live at musevideo.art.