Cloudinary for Meta Muse
Manage media on Cloudinary through the Upload and Admin APIs: upload images and videos, list and inspect assets, update metadata and tags, delete assets, and check plan usage (credits, storage, bandwidth, transformations).
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Paste a promptDraft — these instructions come from the linked source and have not been independently live-tested by OpenTools.
Before you start
- cloud_name + API key + secret via the secure credential flow
Steps
- Paste the install prompt into a chat with Muse.
- Muse fetches the pinned SKILL.md and the 2 files in its manifest.
- Authorize your own account through Muse’s secure credential flow.
- Have Muse run the status check shown in the source skill.
Prompt to paste into Muse
Install this connector: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bluman1/muse-connectors/6e31fd44a71f9f28377a1460e64cd7483c3cce22/connectors/cloudinary/SKILL.md Read its Files manifest and install exactly those files. Collect credentials through Muse's secure credential flow; never ask me for raw keys in chat. Run the skill's status check and report the result.
Account access: via the secure credential flow (`credentials.request_api_access`) as a single colon-joined value `cloud_name:api_key:api_secret`; the three parts come from the Cloudinary Console at Settings, API Keys. The collection step stores them as three named entries (`cloud_name`, `api_key`, `api_secret`) under `custom.cloudinary`; the CLI splits them at use: `cloud_name` goes into the request host, and `api_key:api_secret` go into the HTTP Basic auth header.
Allowed hosts: api.cloudinary.com
Confirm it works: `bin/cloudinary.py auth`
Services it connects with
These are the services the connector uses. The publisher is identified separately.
Cloudinary