Agent skill · software engineering · jeremylongshore
ideogram-sdk-patterns
Design an owned Ideogram REST adapter for multipart uploads, typed responses, deadlines, and vendor isolation. Use when building or reviewing application client code without inventing an official SDK. Trigger with "wrap Ideogram API", "build an Ideogram client", or "review Ideogram adapter code".
Why this skill is useful
Provides type-safe wrappers and production-ready patterns for the Ideogram API that the AI wouldn't reliably generate on its own.
What it needs
Requires ideogram account access. About 3k tokens when loaded. Last updated 2026-08-07. 2,604 stars on the source repository.
What this skill does
Ideogram REST Adapter Patterns Overview Contain Ideogram transport behavior behind a small application-owned interface. Preserve endpoint-specific multipart contracts, error bodies, safety outcomes, asynchronous identifiers, and storage handoff without coupling business logic to raw vendor payloads. Prerequisites A target language, HTTP client, schema library, test runner, and adapter ownership boundary. Current OpenAPI plus endpoint documentation for the exact route. Defined deadlines, concurrency, retry, data handling, and compatibility policies. Current Contract Ideogram exposes REST and an OpenAPI document. Endpoint payloads are not interchangeable: V4 generation uses multipart form fields, some operations include files, and asynchronous routes return a generation identifier for later reconciliation. Avoid presenting a third-party package or local wrapper as an official Ideogram SDK. Authentication Inject IDEOGRAMAPIKEY only inside the trusted transport adapter and send it as Api-Key to https://api.ideogram.ai. Redact headers, multipart content, prompts, image inputs, response URLs, and binary bodies from logs and exceptions. Instructions 1. Inventory only the endpoint families required by the application and pin their current schemas. 2. Define owned request types that make mutually exclusive fields such as textprompt and jsonprompt impossible to combine. 3. Centralize host, authentication, deadlines, response byte limits, error decoding, and content-type checks. 4. Preserve vendor status, request or generation identifiers, isimagesafe, and unknown fields needed for drift review. 5. Separate submission, polling, webhook reconciliation, asset download, and durable storage interfaces. 6. Retry only classified transient failures with bounded jitter and an operation deadline; never replay ambiguous writes blindly. 7. Validate with synthetic fixtures and one approved live smoke after schema or endpoint changes. …
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