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The Leap skill teaches a coding agent, such as Claude Code or Codex, to write code against the API. The MCP server lets an agent make images, video and audio itself, with no code. And every page of these docs is also plain Markdown, with an index for LLMs.

Install the Leap skill

One command installs the skill for every coding agent it finds on your machine: Claude Code, Codex, and agents that read .agents/skills.
The skill tells the agent which endpoints to call, how to read a model’s schema, when to wait and when to poll, how to upload files and how to handle errors. Run the command again to update it. The skill is also one readable file at www.tryleap.ai/skills/leap/SKILL.md.

Connect over MCP

Leap’s MCP server lets an agent find models, read their schemas, price a run, generate and check on it. Connect with your Leap account, signing in once in the browser, or with an API key for clients that can’t sign in and for agents that run unattended.

Sign in with your Leap account

Then run /mcp in Claude Code and choose leap to sign in.
Any other client works if it supports MCP’s OAuth sign-in with client metadata documents. You approve what the agent may do, and it spends the workspace you choose.

Connect with an API key

The key goes in the Authorization header. The agent then works in the key’s workspace, with the key’s scopes.
Add this to .cursor/mcp.json, with LEAP_API_KEY set in your environment:
The agent spends the balance of the workspace you choose, at the same prices as the API.

Point your agent at these docs

To add Leap to an app with a coding agent, paste this prompt:
Last modified on October 4, 2026