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π¬ Videos
Manage your video library - list, create, update, delete, and download videos. Includes comprehensive filtering by category, monetization status, dates, and more.
Example prompts:
- "Show me all videos in the Action genre"
- "Find subscription-required videos updated this week"
- "Create a new video called 'Product Demo 2025'"
- "Update the description for video ID abc123"
- "Get download URL for my latest video"
π Transcriptions
AI-powered transcription and translation. Transcribe video audio to text and translate to multiple languages. Operations are async - check status after initiating.
Example prompts:
- "Transcribe video abc123"
- "Translate video abc123 to Spanish"
- "List all transcriptions for my product video"
- "What languages can I translate to?"
- "Get the full transcript for video abc123"
πΊ Program Guides
Manage EPG (electronic program guide) schedules - named, time-zoned guides synced from a source URL, each with scheduled entries. List, create, update, delete guides and browse their entries.
Example prompts:
- "List all program guides"
- "Create a program guide called 'Channel 1 EPG' synced from this URL in America/New_York"
- "Show me the entries in program guide abc123 for today"
- "Update the time zone for program guide abc123"
π Playlists
Organize content into playlists. Create curated collections, manage video ordering, and build dynamic content experiences.
Example prompts:
- "Create a playlist called 'Best of 2025'"
- "Add these 5 videos to the Featured playlist"
- "Show me all videos in the Tutorials playlist"
- "Remove the intro video from the Getting Started playlist"
π·οΈ Categories
Organize videos with custom categories like Genre, Premium status, or any attribute. Categories enable powerful filtering and content organization.
Example prompts:
- "List all categories and their values"
- "Create a new category called 'Content Type' with values Tutorial, Demo, Interview"
- "What categories can I filter videos by?"
π¬ Subtitles
Manage subtitles and captions for accessibility. Create, update, and organize subtitle files for your videos.
Example prompts:
- "List all subtitles for video abc123"
- "Add Spanish subtitles to my product video"
- "Create a subtitle playlist for HLS streaming"
π Analytics
Query performance data including plays, viewers, watch time, and revenue. Use analytics to make data-driven content decisions.
Example prompts:
- "What are my top 10 most-watched videos this month?"
- "Show viewer trends for the last 30 days"
- "Which videos have the highest engagement?"
- "Show subscription revenue by month"
π° Monetization
Manage subscriptions, plans, transactions, redemption codes, ad tags, and revenue models. Complete control over your monetization strategy.
Example prompts:
- "List all active subscription plans"
- "Show recent transactions"
- "How many new subscriptions this month?"
- "List all ad tags"
π§© Zobjects
Custom metadata objects for advanced content modeling. Create custom types like Actors, Directors, Series, or any structured data and associate them with videos.
Example prompts:
- "List all zobject types"
- "Create a new Actor zobject for Tom Hanks"
- "Associate the Director zobject with these videos"
- "Find all videos linked to the Marvel zobject"
πΊ Series
Manage episodic shows. A series is the top-level container: "standard" series group episodes into seasons, while "limited" series attach episodes directly. Requires the series_api_enabled edge feature.
Example prompts:
- "List all series"
- "Create a standard series called 'The Zype Chronicles'"
- "Show series abc123 with its seasons"
- "Update the description for series abc123"
ποΈ Seasons
Manage the seasons of a standard series. Create seasons, edit their metadata, and control their display order. Season numbers are immutable once set.
Example prompts:
- "List the seasons of series abc123"
- "Add Season 2 to series abc123"
- "Reorder the seasons of series abc123"
- "Show season def456 with its episodes"
ποΈ Episodes
Assign videos as episodes of a season (standard series) or of a series directly (limited series). List, add, remove, and reorder episodes.
Example prompts:
- "List the episodes of season def456 in series abc123"
- "Add video xyz789 as an episode of season def456"
- "Reorder the episodes of season def456"
- "Remove episode ep123 from season def456"
π Content Rule Groups
Manage custom content rule groups β reusable geo/IP targeting rule sets (by country, state, city, ZIP, DMA code, or IP address/range) used to gate content access.
Example prompts:
- "List all content rule groups"
- "Create a country rule group blocking access outside the US and Canada"
- "Create an IP rule group for our office network range"
- "Delete the content rule group abc123"
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List all custom content rule groups (geo/IP targeting rule sets) for your site, ordered by name.
No parameters required
Get a single content rule group by its ID, including its group type and all matching values.
Create a new content rule group. Provide a name, a group_type, and the matching values for that type (e.g. countries for a country group, ip_addresses/ip_ranges for an ip_address group).
Update an existing content rule group. Only the fields you provide are changed.
Permanently delete a content rule group from Zype. This action cannot be undone.
π Global Content Rule Groups
Browse the read-only catalog of global content rule groups - geo/IP targeting rule groups (countries, states, cities, zip codes, DMA codes, IP addresses, and IP ranges) shared across sites.
Example prompts:
- "List all global content rule groups"
- "Show me global content rule group abc123"
- "What countries does global content rule group abc123 target?"
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List the global content rule groups catalog (geo/IP targeting rule groups shared across sites), ordered by name. Supports optional search, sorting, and pagination.
Get a single global content rule group from the catalog by its ID, including its geo/IP targeting lists (countries, states, cities, zip codes, DMA codes, IP addresses, and IP ranges).
πΊοΈ Content Rule Profiles
Manage content rule profiles β named, reusable sets of geo/IP access rules. Each profile bundles rules that allow or deny access by country, state, city, ZIP, DMA, IP address, or IP range, targeting specific content rule groups.
Example prompts:
- "List all content rule profiles"
- "Create a content rule profile that blocks access outside the US"
- "Show content rule profile abc123 with its rules"
- "Add an allow rule for Canada to profile abc123"
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List content rule profiles β named sets of geo/IP access rules β in your Zype site.
Get a specific content rule profile by its ID, including all of its nested content rules.
Create a new content rule profile (a named set of geo/IP access rules).
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Provide a title and, optionally, a description, whether it is the site's default profile, and a list of nested content rules. Each rule has a policy (allow/deny), a priority, a match_type, location criteria (countries, states, cities, zip_codes, dma_codes, ip_addresses, ip_ranges), and content_rule_group_ids identifying the content rule groups it targets.
Update an existing content rule profile. Only the fields you provide are changed.
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To modify nested rules, pass content_rules: include an existing rule's id to update it, set _destroy: true (with id) to remove it, or omit id to add a new rule.
Permanently delete a content rule profile from Zype. This action cannot be undone.