What problem does it solve? Integrating the BFL FLUX API requires handling asynchronous polling, expiring result URLs, rate limits, and webhook security, which is error-prone without a structured reference. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Endpoint & Model Reference: Covers all FLUX.2 and FLUX.1 endpoints with pricing, regional base URLs, and request parameters for text-to-image and multi-reference image editing. - Async Patterns: Provides polling strategies with exponential backoff, webhook integration with HMAC-SHA256 signature verification, and rate limit handling for 24 concurrent requests. - Ready-Made Clients: Includes production-oriented cURL, Python, and TypeScript clients with retry logic, semaphore-based concurrency, and typed error classes. - Use Case: A developer building an image generation feature can copy the Python client, set BFL_API_KEY, and submit a FLUX.2 [pro] request with automatic polling and download before the result URL expires in 10 minutes. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to generate an image with the BFL FLUX API using the flux-2-pro model and handle polling until the result is ready.