Podcast episodes go out to subscribers. A generation tool that could publish directly would be one prompt away from an embarrassment, and Jellypod's documented behaviour — draft, then confirm — removes that. Credits being charged at generation time rather than on publish is the operational counterpart: an abandoned draft still costs, so iterate on the brief rather than on the output.
Jellypod's endpoint for their AI podcast product. The connector is available on every plan, and generation spends credits at the moment it runs.
Jellypod's generation and management surface. The endpoint requires authorisation before listing, so what it exposes comes from their documentation.
OAuth, or a bearer API key on Creator and above. A 7-day trial; Starter is $25/month billed yearly with 5,000 credits, Creator $50. The assistant acts with your own permissions and nothing publishes automatically — output is a draft plus an explicit confirmation step.
Paste a URL, then authorize — add the endpoint to your client, then approve the OAuth consent screen