quiver-ai
QuiverAI
Use this skill for QuiverAI API integration work. Start with direct API calls or the official Node.js SDK. Escalate to a remote MCP server only when the job needs reusable live tools, centralized auth, or a shareable agent surface.
Workflow
- Read
references/api.mdfor the current API surface and official doc links. - If the user wants a hosted agent surface, read
references/remote-mcp.mdand use$building-mcp-server-on-cloudflare. - Choose the smallest viable integration surface:
- Node.js project: prefer
@quiverai/sdk. - Other languages or thin integrations: call the REST API directly.
- Node.js project: prefer
- Load auth from
QUIVERAI_API_KEY. Keep the key in an environment variable or secret manager. Never commit it. - Start with the smallest useful endpoint:
GET /v1/modelsto discover available model IDsPOST /v1/svgs/generationsfor text-to-SVGPOST /v1/svgs/vectorizationsfor image-to-SVG
- Default to non-streaming calls. Use
stream: trueonly when the caller explicitly needs server-sent events. - Handle failures deliberately:
- respect
Retry-AfterandX-RateLimit-*
- respect
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