Fountain

What each part of the product does, and what to say to get it. Start at the top, then take whichever of these you need.

• Getting StartedConnect an agent to Fountain, then ask it for what you want in your own words.
• Finding ClipsAsk for clips from an episode and get back drafts with the words already written.
• Styling ClipsSet your captions, overlays and colours once, and every clip inherits them.
• Publishing ClipsApprove the drafts you like, render them, and send them out to your channels.
• Daily GrowthA morning loop: read how yesterday did, scan the news, and draft what is worth making today.

37 endpoints across 6 groups, for building against Fountain directly.

• Project7 endpointsYour API project: credits, feeds and shows, preferences, email reports
• Content4 endpointsLoad shows, episodes, albums and tracks; load and generate enriched transcripts
• Search3 endpointsSearch across Fountain: content, transcripts, and Nostr profiles
• Publishing12 endpointsHost podcasts on Fountain: manage feeds and items. A feed/item is the internal representation of a public show/episode.
• Uploads3 endpointsUpload media; shared by the Publishing and Social APIs.
• Social8 endpointsConnect social channels and publish posts to them.

The 29 data structures the API returns, grouped the same way the endpoints are.

• Project1 modelYour API project and what it is connected to.
• Content4 modelsShows, episodes and the transcripts they carry.
• Search1 modelWhat a search returns beyond content itself.
• Publishing8 modelsThe feeds and items you host, and how they perform.
• Uploads4 modelsMedia files on their way into Fountain.
• Social10 modelsConnected channels, and the posts published to them.
• Shared1 modelTypes used across more than one part of the API.

Every page here has a Markdown twin: add .md to any docs URL, or start from docs.md for the whole reference in one file. An agent connected to Fountain needs none of this. It is for clients without one, which read the Markdown instead.