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# Creator quickstart

Set up your account and ship your first project in minutes.

Use this path when your goal is to create music rather than integrate the API.

## Core flow

1. Sign in and connect the required account/wallet context.
2. Confirm your available subscription/credit balance.
3. Choose a supported generation workflow such as generation or Upload & Cover.
4. Submit valid input and wait for the generation operation to reach a terminal state.
5. Review the resulting tracks and the associated credit outcome.

## Credit behavior

A generation operation should reserve the required credits before provider dispatch. A successful terminal result settles the reservation; a terminal provider failure releases/refunds it. A page or client refresh must not create a second financial mutation for the same logical operation.

## Upload URLs

For URL-based input, use a genuinely public, stable HTTPS resource. The platform may reject URLs that resolve to private/local networks, unsafe redirects, or unsupported content.


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