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The Voyager API is built to be used by coding agents. Give your agent the prompt below and it will add a small client to your project, generate a test image and tell you what it cost.
Before you start: create an API key at voyager.so/dashboard/api (paid plans, trials included) and put it in VOYAGER_API_KEY in your project’s .env. Don’t paste the key into the chat.

The setup prompt

Copy this into your agent, in the project where you want to use Voyager. The same prompt is on the dashboard’s API tab.

Check it worked

Your agent should end with a saved test image and a cost in Voyager credits. If it reports an estimate, the final charge isn’t confirmed yet; see Credits. If it stops at a 402, open the upgrade_url it shows you.

Give your agent a cloud GPU

Your agent can also lease a Voyager cloud GPU, run commands on it and copy files in and out with the voyager-cloud CLI, for renders, simulations and CUDA jobs. Paste this to get it going:
To render with Vork, use the prompt in Render with Vork instead. Agents that work through MCP can use the cloud machines MCP server.

Give your agent these docs

These docs are published in forms agents read directly.

Add the docs MCP server

The docs server only reads documentation. It can’t generate anything or see your account.

Don’t want to write code?

To generate from ChatGPT, Claude or Codex without an API key or any code, connect Voyager’s hosted MCP server instead. It uses the same models and credits. See Connect your AI.