A misread brief that runs for twenty minutes is twenty minutes of credits spent on something you will discard. Being able to stop it — and to check the balance before starting — is the difference between an affordable experiment and an expensive one. The telemetry note is worth reading: tool calls are logged to a third-party analytics service with request metadata, which some organisations will want to know about.
Ngram's endpoint, mirroring their public API one tool per endpoint with typed inputs and outputs. Renders run server-side for roughly 15 to 20 minutes, so the flow is submit and poll.
- create_video_from_text — submit the render
- get_video_status — poll it
- list_videos — what you have made
- cancel_video — stop one in flight
- get_credits_remaining — the balance
Connector OAuth or a bearer key beginning ngs_. Free to start; paid from $23.20 a month billed annually for the equivalent of 3,000 credits a month. Note their privacy documentation: every tool call is logged to PostHog with path, method, user agent, duration and status.
Paste a URL, then authorize — add the endpoint to your client, then approve the OAuth consent screen