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GAIA connects to keyloom via MCP (Model Context Protocol) and exposes every action as a natural-language command. Tell GAIA what you want and it handles the rest, automatically.
List Components
List every video component you can fill and render — id, title, description, category, brand-locked flag. Call first to discover ids.
Get Component Schema
Get one component's fields, default props, agent notes, and natural dimensions. Read this before render_component so you fill props correctly.
Render Component
Start rendering one component to an MP4 with the given props (merged over defaults). Returns a renderId + bucketName immediately — poll get_render_status with them until done. Counts one render against your plan quota.
Get Render Status
Poll a render started by render_component. Returns { done, progress }, plus a downloadable url + filename once done is true.
Set up your keyloom automation in three simple steps, no code required.
Connect your design system
Link your Keyloom account to GAIA to grant access to your component library and rendering engine.
Request specific components
Ask GAIA to fetch or render a component by name, and it will query the Keyloom schema to identify the necessary parameters.
Automated rendering
GAIA executes the render command and provides the final output or status update, handling the technical integration in the background.
Everything you need to know about the GAIA keyloom integration.
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