Prompt to Published: The Nureta Storyboard API for Adult Scenes
Auto, advanced, and edit modes; structured re-expansion; render and cancel — the Nureta storyboard API is a full programmatic director for adult content.
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A single prompt is a demo. A storyboard API is a production line. Nureta's video API exposes three modes — auto, advanced, and edit — plus structured re-expansion, render, and cancel, so you can go from idea to finished multi-shot scene entirely in code, with a review checkpoint before you spend.
Auto — the director does everything
Send a prompt and a duration over 15s and mode: "auto" (the default) plans the shots, sets each shot's explicit flag, and renders the whole stitched scene. One call, finished scene. Perfect when you want throughput over fine control.
Advanced — bring your own storyboard
Pass a segments array and you own the shot list. Each segment is one stitched clip with its own script, duration_seconds (4–15), optional first_frame/last_frame, and explicit flag. The segments must total 16–180s — that total becomes the video.
curl -s -X POST "$TOKENSTORE_URL/api/v3/contents/generations/tasks" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer sk-..." -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"model": "seahorse-480p", "ratio": "9:16",
"content": [{ "type": "text", "text": "a moonlit rooftop encounter" }],
"segments": [
{ "script": "she steps onto the rooftop, city behind her", "duration_seconds": 8 },
{ "script": "they kiss at the railing", "duration_seconds": 10, "explicit": false },
{ "script": "the explicit payoff, act described concretely", "duration_seconds": 12, "explicit": true }
]
}'Edit — review before you spend
Submit with mode: "edit" and the task drafts a storyboard, then parks at status: "planned" with a scene you can inspect: per-segment script, durationSeconds, explicit, and people-free background previews. You review the plan before committing to the full render.
Structured edit — edit beats, not prompts
Instead of rewriting expanded prompts, PUT …/plan/structured lets you edit each scene's short action beat and the server re-expands it asynchronously. The segments array is authoritative and reconciled by index, so reorder, insert, and remove are free — the workflow in structured script editing.
Render, or cancel for a full refund
POST …/tasks/:id/renderrenders the approved draft; poll tosucceededforcontent.video_url.POST …/tasks/:id/cancelon an un-rendered draft refunds the full charge immediately.- A draft you never touch is auto-refunded after 24 hours — you are never billed for a plan you abandon.
The explicit flag runs through all of it
Across every mode, explicit: true routes a shot through the anatomy-reference pipeline so the act renders concretely — the point of the shot, not something hidden. Describe the act plainly on explicit shots; see explicit scene beats that render.
Wire it up
Try the modes visually in the playground, read the storyboard API docs, and grab a key to script your pipeline in code.
Prompt to published is not one clever prompt — it is an API with a director, a review step, and a refund guarantee. Run it and output stops being a lucky render and starts being a product.
Read the storyboard docs →