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# First generation checklist

Before submitting a generation:

1. Confirm your account/session is active.
2. Confirm the expected tenant/workspace context.
3. Confirm sufficient subscription/credit availability.
4. Use valid text/media input for the selected operation.
5. For Upload & Cover, use a public HTTPS URL that does not require login or private-network access.
6. Submit once and allow the existing logical operation to recover after a timeout rather than intentionally duplicating it.

A successful job settles its reserved credits after the final result is verified. A terminal provider failure should release/refund the reservation.


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