Use Sogni with your AI agent
Sogni gives your agent image generation and editing, video, music, and durable creative workflows on the Sogni Supernet. Use the Creative Agent Skill in a terminal agent, the local MCP extension in Claude Desktop, or the REST API in your own application.
#Get your first result
- Install and check access. You need a Sogni account and an API key, plus funding or subscription coverage for your chosen model.
- Check models and cost. A model being listed does not mean your account can use it with free Spark.
- Submit one image and keep the result. For longer work, save the durable job handle so your agent can recover after a disconnect.
Prefer a browser? Open Sogni Chat to create without installing a local runtime.
#Choose your integration
| Where your agent runs | Setup |
|---|---|
| Claude Code | Skill and plugin installation |
| Codex | Skill and local MCP installation |
| Hermes Agent | Hermes integration guide |
| Claude Desktop | Local MCP extension |
| Your application | REST API reference and SDK |
The local MCP extension runs on your computer. A public hosted MCP connection, delegated account authorization, and agent-initiated card purchases are not part of this setup guide (as of September 2026).
#Find the contract you need
| Task | Documentation |
|---|---|
| Sign in, configure or replace a key | Authentication |
| Select a current model and its inputs | Model discovery, model catalog |
| Understand free Spark, paid Spark and budgets | Pricing and funding |
| Submit, resume, cancel and download | Jobs and assets |
| Handle API failures | Errors |
| Use the full CLI | Creative Agent Skill |
| Read this site as an agent | Use each page's Markdown link, for example this page. API exports include endpoint details and every code tab. |
#Trust and support
The official publisher is Sogni AI on GitHub. Check the service status, privacy policy, terms, and cancellation and refund policy. For help, use Sogni Discord.
Never put API keys, payment credentials or private reference media in a public issue. An estimate or a successful installation check is not proof of a completed render.