Velox TriFit Developer
ChatGPT pluginBuild virtual try-on apps
Build a Velox DressMe virtual clothing try-on integration using official documentation, Node.js examples and TypeScript declarations. Search API guidance, inspect the upload and job lifecycle, and run local mock tests. Live generation requires separately approved partner access and a backend application credential. The documentation tools do not generate images or issue API keys.
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Example prompts
- “Use Velox TriFit API to build a Node.js virtual try-on backend and test it with the offline mock.”
- “Explain how to add Velox DressMe to my TypeScript website without exposing my API key.”
- “Explain the partner application process and the available SDKs.”
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velox-partner-api
Integrate Velox DressMe virtual try-on using the public SDK, demo source and Partner API. Use when building a Velox partner backend, adding the two-image try-on flow, or troubleshooting its uploads and job receipts. Not for Velox infrastructure deployment or account provisioning.
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- Sign-in
- On Install
- Capabilities
- Virtual try-on integration, Node.js and TypeScript examples, Offline API testing
- Availability
- Available
- Version
- 1.1.2
- Keywords
- virtual-try-on, vto, fashion-ai, dressme, trifit, velox, sdk
- Created
- October 13, 2026
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