The shape of a Klyph project.
Klyph talks about content in five nouns. Learn them once and every other page in the docs gets shorter.
Source
A source is the long-form input you give Klyph — a URL or an uploaded file. Sources are immutable. One source can produce many jobs.
Job
A job is an analysis + generation task that turns a source into a set of clips. Jobs carry a preset, caption style, and aspect ratio.
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| status | enum | One of queued, analyzing, rendering, ready, failed |
| preset | string | Style bundle — e.g. 'creator-default' |
| aspect | enum | 9:16, 1:1, or 16:9 |
| duration_max | number | Soft cap per clip in seconds |
Clip
A clip is a ranked segment the model produced from your source. Each clip has a score, a hook summary, a transcript, and one or more renders.
Render
A render is a finished MP4 for a given style and aspect. Editing a clip creates a new render — originals are kept for 30 days.
Destination
A destination is a connected social account that Klyph can publish to. Publishing produces a post, which is the join-point between a render and real-world performance data.