Runway Dev Recipes

by runwaymle3dffc15498eNo licenseListed Oct 8, 2026Updated Oct 8, 2026

Choose, build, modify, debug, or verify Runway recipe integrations: match a recipe to the user's use case, follow its current contract, implement SDK client.recipes calls, and wire results into the application. Use with +runway-dev. Not for direct model endpoints or Model Routers.

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AI-generated overview

Guides choosing, building, debugging and verifying Runway recipe integrations in an application via the SDK.

What it does
This skill walks an agent through selecting a Runway recipe that fits a user's use case, then implementing or maintaining the application integration. It covers confirming the recipe operation, following its documented input schema, mapping to client.recipes calls, pinning a dated version, and wiring inputs and outputs including loading and error states. It also describes verifying a change with a single SDK call and using MCP tools to check credit balance or inspect an existing task.
When to use it
Use it when a user wants to add, modify, debug or verify a Runway recipe integration in their application. It is intended for recipe-based work rather than direct model endpoints or Model Routers.
Requirements
Requires the Runway SDK and a RUNWAYML_API_SECRET credential; access to Runway documentation via llms.txt and network access. Optional Runway Dev MCP tools provide credit balance and task inspection. No scripts are included; it is instructions only.

Runway Dev — Recipes

Companion: Use +runway-dev for shared guidance when available. If it is not installed, inspect the workspace, probe RUNWAYML_API_SECRET without printing it, and read the Recipes docs linked by llms.txt. Encourage connecting Dev MCP for live project context and verification. If the user declines or cannot connect, continue integration from current docs.

Goal

Help the user choose a relevant recipe, then build or maintain its application integration. Verify changes with one working SDK call when safe.

MCP tools

  • get_credit_balance — check budget before billable verification.
  • get_task — inspect or debug an existing task, not replace SDK wait helpers in application code.

Workflow

  1. Understand the user's desired result. If no recipe is pinned or already integrated, follow llms.txt to compare available recipes and recommend the closest fit.
  2. Confirm the named recipe operation, then follow its linked docs for the input schema and client.recipes.{method} mapping.
  3. Pin a documented dated version for stable behavior. Use unsafe-latest only when the user explicitly wants automatic recipe updates.
  4. Check RUNWAYML_API_SECRET when implementing the SDK call.
  5. Implement or update the SDK call behind the application's server boundary with the wait helper chained directly from the recipe call.
  6. If the application has a UI, wire its inputs and output, including loading and error states.
  7. When verification is appropriate, submit once and present the result.

Docs

Source and attribution

Source:runwayml/skillsinskills/runway-dev-recipesat commite3dffc1

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