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Choose RunAPI SDK packages for application developers building web apps, backends, workers, or libraries. Use when the user asks to integrate RunAPI into code, pick JavaScript/Ruby/Go packages, or understand core-sdk vs model SDKs. Do not use for one-off generation or agent-executed media tasks; use the RunAPI CLI or the relevant model skill instead.
runapi-ai/sdk-skill · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 74
Install: claude install-skill runapi-ai/sdk-skill
# RunAPI SDK selection Use this skill to help an **application developer** pick and wire up RunAPI SDK packages for JavaScript, Ruby, or Go. ## When NOT to use this skill Do not use for one-off generation or agent-executed media tasks. If the user just wants an agent to create, edit, transform, or transcribe media once, use the RunAPI CLI (the `runapi-cli` skill) or the relevant model skill instead — not an SDK. Reach for an SDK only when building a web app, backend, worker, library, or production codebase that calls RunAPI from its own code. ## Core SDK vs model SDKs - **Core SDK** — shared client primitives (auth, HTTP, polling, errors). Install it transitively via a model SDK; depend on it directly only for custom clients. - JavaScript / TypeScript: `@runapi.ai/core` - Ruby: `runapi-core` - Go: `github.com/runapi-ai/core-sdk/go` - **Model SDKs** — one typed package per model line, built on the core SDK. - JavaScript / TypeScript: `@runapi.ai/<model>` (e.g. `@runapi.ai/suno`) - Ruby: `runapi-<model>` (e.g. `runapi-suno`) - Go: `github.com/runapi-ai/<model>-sdk/go` Install only the model SDKs an application actually uses; each pulls the core SDK as a dependency. ## Authentication Keep the RunAPI API key in `RUNAPI_API_KEY` (or pass it to the client constructor); never commit secrets. ## References - Browse every RunAPI model and SDK package: https://runapi.ai/models.md