@mindstudio-ai/remy 0.1.336 → 0.1.337
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result.$billingCost; // cost in credits (if applicable)
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## Where files an action produces end up
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Any action that returns a file URL writes to the shared **public** MindStudio CDN by default: unlisted, but readable by anyone holding the URL, and it never expires. Pass a file store as `store` in the options object to write into the app's own storage instead — a private store means the URL only loads for an authorized app session.
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```typescript
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const Reports = files.defineStore('reports', { access: 'private' });
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const { imageUrl } = await mindstudio.generateImage({ prompt }, { store: Reports });
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```
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**Use a store whenever the file belongs to a specific user or is confidential** (a client document, a participant recording, anything the app wouldn't publish). The public default is for marketing images and other genuinely world-readable assets. See the `files` skill.
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Inputs are safe either way: a private file or a `shareUrl` handed to an action is read where it sits, and any intermediate the platform needs (transcoding a video, rasterizing a PDF) is staged privately and deleted when the call finishes.
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## Available Actions
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### AI Generation
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## Generated assets
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Every MindStudio SDK Action that produces a file (`generateImage`, `generateVideo`, `generateSpeech`, `generatePdf`, `upscaleImage`, `trimMedia`, `convertPdfToImages`, `screenshotUrl`, `getGmailAttachments`, …) can write straight into a store — pass the handle as `store` in the options object:
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```typescript
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const { imageUrl } = await mindstudio.generateImage({ prompt }, { store: Assets });
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If omitted, the file goes to the shared public MindStudio CDN, where the URL is unlisted but readable by anyone who has it, forever. **For anything confidential, pass a private store.** That's the one thing to get right here — the default is fine for marketing images and wrong for client material.
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**Actions never publish what you give them.** An input that's already one of the app's own files — a private object, a `shareUrl` link, a `/_/files/...` path — is read where it sits, and anything the platform has to convert first (a non-mp4 video, the pages of a PDF, a document an extraction model must fetch) is staged privately and discarded when the call finishes. So handing `extractText` a private contract, or `trimMedia` a private `.mov`, leaves no public copy behind.
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## When public vs private
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