genblaze-decart
Decart Lucy video + image provider adapter for genblaze — text-to-video, image-to-video, and image generation/editing AI pipelines with SHA-256 provenance manifests.
genblaze-decart wraps Decart's Lucy family of models as genblaze providers — DecartVideoProvider for text-to-video and image-to-video, DecartImageProvider for text-to-image and image-to-image editing. Compose them into multi-step AI pipelines, persist outputs to Backblaze B2 or any S3-compatible store, and emit a tamper-evident provenance manifest for every run.
Why genblaze-decart
- Lucy Pro video + image + edits — text-to-video, image-to-video, text-to-image, image-to-image, all under one pipeline API.
- Chain Lucy I2V after Lucy T2I — single pipeline, image→video with linked provenance.
- Provenance by default — SHA-256-verified manifest on every output.
- Production-ready — timeouts, retries, progress streaming, step caching.
- Durable storage — plug
genblaze-s3in for Backblaze B2 / AWS S3 / R2 / MinIO persistence.
Providers + models
| Provider class | Modality | Models |
|---|---|---|
DecartVideoProvider |
video | lucy-pro-t2v (text-to-video), lucy-pro-i2v / lucy-dev-i2v (image-to-video) |
DecartImageProvider |
image | lucy-pro-t2i (text-to-image), lucy-pro-i2i (image-to-image editing) |
Registered via entry points as decart and decart-image.
Install
pip install genblaze-decart
Quickstart — Lucy text-to-video
pip install genblaze-core genblaze-decart
export DECART_API_KEY="..."
from genblaze_core import Modality, Pipeline
from genblaze_decart import DecartVideoProvider
run, manifest = (
Pipeline("decart-demo")
.step(DecartVideoProvider(output_dir="output/video"),
model="lucy-pro-t2v",
prompt="A serene ocean with dolphins jumping at sunset, cinematic lighting",
modality=Modality.VIDEO, resolution="720p")
.run(timeout=300)
)
print(run.steps[0].assets[0].url, manifest.canonical_hash)
Quickstart — Lucy image-to-video chain
from genblaze_core import Modality, Pipeline
from genblaze_decart import DecartImageProvider, DecartVideoProvider
run, manifest = (
Pipeline("image-to-video", chain=True)
.step(DecartImageProvider(), model="lucy-pro-t2i",
prompt="cyberpunk cityscape, neon reflections", modality=Modality.IMAGE)
.step(DecartVideoProvider(), model="lucy-pro-i2v",
prompt="camera slowly pans right", modality=Modality.VIDEO)
.run(timeout=600)
)
Persist to Backblaze B2
from genblaze_core import KeyStrategy, ObjectStorageSink
from genblaze_s3 import S3StorageBackend
storage = ObjectStorageSink(
S3StorageBackend.for_backblaze("my-bucket"),
key_strategy=KeyStrategy.HIERARCHICAL,
)
# pass sink=storage to .run(…)
Backblaze B2 is the recommended default sink for large AI-generated video and image assets.
Credentials
| Env var | Where to get it |
|---|---|
DECART_API_KEY |
https://platform.decart.ai/ |
Documentation
- Main repo: https://github.com/backblaze-labs/genblaze
- Example:
decart_video_pipeline.py
Related packages
genblaze-core— the pipeline SDKgenblaze-s3— durable storage on Backblaze B2 and other S3-compatible backends- Other video providers:
genblaze-openai(Sora) ·genblaze-google(Veo) ·genblaze-runway(Gen-4) ·genblaze-luma(Dream Machine)
License
MIT
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