Magic Hour

### App
Magic Hour
https://docs.magichour.ai

### Sources
Magic Hour project completion and project failure via its documented webhooks, if compatible with Pipedream's source model. Please verify the webhook subscription mechanism before implementation; no polling list endpoint is assumed. Webhook reference: https://docs.magichour.ai/webhook-reference/openapi.json

### Actions
Requesting an official Magic Hour app through the App Partners program. Initial actions: (1) generate image via POST /v1/ai-image-generator; (2) animate image via POST /v1/image-to-video; (3) lip-sync video via POST /v1/lip-sync. Bearer API-key authentication. Generation returns a project ID; retrieve status/downloads with GET /v1/image-projects/{id} or /v1/video-projects/{id}. Please include completion handling so users receive output rather than just an ID. Use cases: product photo to ad clip, automated social content, and consented video localization. OpenAPI: https://docs.magichour.ai/api-reference/openapi.json. Credentials are not included in this request; please advise on your secure test-account onboarding process and any costs before setup.

Start with Magic Hour's API OpenAPI specification and webhook reference, focusing on POST /v1/ai-image-generator, POST /v1/image-to-video, POST /v1/lip-sync, and the project status endpoints. Verify the bearer-key setup and webhook subscription model before implementation. Done means the requested actions expose usable outputs after completion, with project failure handled, and no polling assumed unless the documented webhook model requires it.

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