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ideogram-local-dev-loop

Build a fixture-first local loop for Ideogram multipart requests, async states, safety outcomes, and expiring assets. Use when developing or testing without uncontrolled API spend. Trigger with "mock Ideogram locally", "test Ideogram fixtures", or "debug an Ideogram adapter".

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# Ideogram Fixture-First Development Loop

## Overview

Develop the Ideogram boundary against owned request and response contracts before spending credit. Model multipart fields, asynchronous lifecycle states, unsafe outputs, transient errors, and expiring URLs as fixtures so the fast loop remains deterministic and privacy-safe.

## Prerequisites

- The repository's adapter seam, test runner, fixture policy, and data classification.
- Sanitized synthetic examples for success, unsafe output, validation failure, throttling, and terminal failure.
- An opt-in live-smoke flag that is disabled by default and on untrusted forks.

## Current Contract

Current generation surfaces include V4 synchronous and asynchronous routes, transparent variants, P-Image, and V3 compatibility routes. Async work returns a `generation_id`; status is reconciled by appending that returned value to `GET /v1/generations/` or by receiving a webhook. Returned asset URLs are temporary.
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