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acedatacloud

Skill17 starsChanged 38 days agoLicence not identifiedView on GitHub

Manage your AceDataCloud account through the management API (platform.acedata.cloud). Use when connecting scoped OAuth account access, or when the user wants to check their balance / remaining credits, look up API call (usage) records and spend, list or create or delete API keys (credentials), list subscribed services, list/create/pay recharge orders, manage platform tokens, view referral/affiliate earnings, manage article/video blog drafts, review threads and peer-reviewed publication via MCP / REST, or (admins) publish an announcement. Also covers the PUBLIC catalog & docs (no token needed): service detail & pricing, API list & OpenAPI specs, datasets, integrations, full-text documentation search, and the model catalog with per-model credit pricing. This is the self-service "console" API — distinct from the data-generation APIs (image/video/music/search).

  • Reads credentials
  • Installs packages

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