Use when running or scripting the `mux` CLI — managing Mux video assets, live streams, direct uploads, playback IDs, signed URLs, playback restrictions, DRM, webhooks, Mux Data analytics queries, or Mux Robots AI jobs (summarize, moderate, chapters, key moments, caption translation) from the command line. Triggers on `mux <command>`, "Mux CLI", or "Mux Robots".
Use when creating clips, trims, highlights, or excerpts from Mux videos or live streams — cutting a segment out of an asset, generating shareable moments from a broadcast, or building a clipping UI. Covers both asset-based clipping (new permanent asset via mux://assets input with start_time/end_time) and instant clips (manifest-level playback URL parameters, no re-encoding).
Use for any question about Mux APIs, SDKs, the mux CLI, webhooks, assets, uploads, playback, live streaming, Mux Data, or Mux Robots. Finds the current Mux documentation — Mux publishes every docs page as LLM-ready markdown indexed at mux.com/llms.txt — so answers come from today's published docs instead of web search or model memory.
Use when working with Mux — video upload and encoding, live streaming, playback (stream.mux.com URLs, playback IDs, signed URLs, DRM), webhooks, thumbnails, Mux Player, Mux Data monitoring and analytics, or the mux CLI. Also use when you see MUX_TOKEN_ID / MUX_TOKEN_SECRET environment variables, @mux packages, or the Mux Node/Python/Go SDKs in a project.