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genblaze-openai

OpenAI provider adapters for genblaze — Sora text-to-video, DALL·E / gpt-image text-to-image, and TTS text-to-speech — with SHA-256 provenance manifests on every output.

genblaze-openai wraps OpenAI's generative media APIs (Sora video, DALL·E 3 and gpt-image-1 images, tts-1 / tts-1-hd / gpt-4o-mini-tts audio) as genblaze providers. 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-openai

  • Three OpenAI modalities, one SDK — video (Sora), image (DALL·E, gpt-image), audio (TTS) — same Pipeline API.
  • Built-in provenance — Every Sora render / DALL·E image / TTS clip lands with a SHA-256-verified manifest.
  • Swap models without rewrites — Same pipeline works with Runway, Luma, Flux, Veo, ElevenLabs, etc.
  • Production-ready — Retries, timeouts, moderation hooks, step caching, streaming events.
  • Durable storage — Plug genblaze-s3 in for B2 / AWS S3 / R2 / MinIO persistence.

Providers + models

Provider class Modality Models
SoraProvider video sora-2, sora-2-pro
DalleProvider image gpt-image-1, dall-e-3, dall-e-2 (+ edits)
OpenAITTSProvider audio tts-1, tts-1-hd, gpt-4o-mini-tts

Each is registered via entry points (openai-sora, openai-dalle, openai-tts).

Install

pip install genblaze-openai

Quickstart — Sora text-to-video

export OPENAI_API_KEY="sk-..."
from genblaze_core import Modality, Pipeline
from genblaze_openai import SoraProvider

run, manifest = (
    Pipeline("sora-demo")
    .step(SoraProvider(), model="sora-2",
          prompt="A cinematic drone shot gliding over a misty mountain valley at sunrise",
          modality=Modality.VIDEO, seconds=4, size="1280x720")
    .run(timeout=300)
)
print(run.steps[0].assets[0].url, manifest.canonical_hash)

Quickstart — DALL·E text-to-image

from genblaze_openai import DalleProvider

run, manifest = (
    Pipeline("dalle-demo")
    .step(DalleProvider(), model="dall-e-3",
          prompt="A watercolor painting of a cozy bookshop on a rainy evening",
          modality=Modality.IMAGE, size="1024x1024", quality="hd")
    .run(timeout=120)
)

Quickstart — OpenAI TTS

from genblaze_openai import OpenAITTSProvider

run, manifest = (
    Pipeline("tts-demo")
    .step(OpenAITTSProvider(output_dir="output/audio"),
          model="tts-1-hd",
          prompt="Welcome to Genblaze — generative media pipelines with provenance.",
          modality=Modality.AUDIO, voice="nova", response_format="mp3")
    .run(timeout=60)
)

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,
)
# …then pass sink=storage to .run(…)

See Backblaze B2 — the recommended default sink for genblaze.

Credentials

Env var Where to get it
OPENAI_API_KEY https://platform.openai.com/api-keys

Documentation

License

MIT

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