Quick start
This walkthrough takes you from sign-in to one reusable image.
If you are not signed in, /workspace first opens in visitor mode. You can explore one complete example project, six bundled example images, the gallery, jobs, and prompt snippets. Locked actions open the shared account-intent dialog; visitor mode does not call protected APIs, SSE streams, uploads, generation endpoints, or thumbnail endpoints.
| Mode | What you can do | What it never does |
|---|---|---|
| Visitor mode | Explore the complete example project, inspect six example images, copy example text, and browse example gallery and job data | Change tenant data, consume credits, or submit generation and edit requests |
| Signed-in mode | Use the real workspace, generate and edit images, and manage gallery content and settings | Fall back to demo data |
1. Sign in
Open the workspace at app.jumpcli.com or the local address supplied by the operator. Create an account if registration is open, complete review if required, and sign in with your account credentials. After sign-in, the example project is replaced by your real tenant workspace.
Never share your password, operator key, or API key with another person.
2. Confirm the preset
Check the active preset and API path at the top of the workspace. The preset controls the approved model, request path, response format, and other supported parameters. When unsure, use the preset provided by the operator.
3. Write a prompt
Describe the subject, composition, style, lighting, and constraints. For example:
Minimal ceramic desk lamp product photography, light gray background, soft side light, square compositionChoose the size, quality, count, and output format that the active model supports, then select Generate.
4. Check and reuse the result
The preview shows the output and the jobs area shows execution status. Save useful work in the gallery. A later job can reuse its prompt and parameters without rebuilding them from memory.
If a request fails, check the message first. Subscription state, credits, model availability, and the upstream connection can all affect generation.
Next: Workspace and Gallery and jobs.