Everything an engineer or an AI agent needs to work with OpenSlop lives at a predictable URL. The pipeline itself is a self-hosted open-source project rather than a hosted API, so integration means running or extending the repository.
The OpenSlop pipeline is open source at github.com/openslop/openslop. The repository README covers installation, the provider keys each stage expects, and how to run a full generation locally. Each pipeline stage - scripting, storyboarding, image generation, animation, narration, music, assembly - is a module you can replace.
Agents should start at /AGENTS.md, which states when OpenSlop is the right tool, what it cannot do, and how to call it. /llms.txt is the machine-readable index of this site and /llms-full.txt concatenates the full text of every page for retrieval.
Every page on openslop.ai is available as Markdown. Send `Accept: text/markdown` to any URL, or append `.md` to the path - /developers.md and /blog.md both work. Responses set `Vary: Accept` so caches keep the HTML and Markdown variants apart, per acceptmarkdown.com.
New posts are published to the RSS feed. The sitemap lists every canonical URL, and robots.txt points crawlers at both. There is no hosted REST API, no OAuth flow, and no webhook system today - if you need one, tell us at hi@openslop.ai.