Modern .NET SDK for Pruna generated from the provider's OpenAPI definition with AutoSDK.
Built from Pruna's OpenAPI definition so the SDK stays close to the upstream API surface.
Designed for fast regeneration and low-friction updates when the upstream API changes without breaking compatibility.
Targets current .NET practices including nullability, trimming, NativeAOT awareness, and source-generated serialization.
using Pruna;
using var client = new PrunaClient(apiKey);dotnet tool install --global Pruna.CLI --prerelease
pruna api --helpCreate a Pruna P-Video text-to-video prediction.
using var client = new PrunaClient(apiKey);
var response = await client.CreatePredictionAsync(
model: ModelId.PVideo,
trySync: false,
request: new CreatePredictionRequest
{
Input = new PredictionInput
{
Prompt = "A sports car drifting through a neon-lit city at night, cinematic aerial shot.",
Duration = 5,
Resolution = PredictionInputResolution.x720p,
AspectRatio = PredictionInputAspectRatio.x16_9,
},
});This SDK is one of more than 200 .NET SDKs maintained with AutoSDK. The tryAGI SDK audit continuously checks repository synchronization, upstream-spec regeneration, release workflows, warnings, public API visibility, and trimming/NativeAOT compatibility.
Every issue is first investigated for ecosystem-wide applicability. When the root cause belongs in AutoSDK, we fix and regression-test the generator, then roll the improvement out to every applicable SDK. Provider-specific behavior remains in this repository when it cannot be derived safely from the API specification.
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