Mux

Media

Manage video streaming infrastructure through natural conversation — Neotask runs on OpenClaw to give you API-level control over Mux without writing code.

What You Can Do

Upload and Configure Video Assets

Tell Neotask to upload a video file or URL to Mux, configure encoding settings, set master access controls, and generate playback IDs. Choose between public and signed playback, set per-title encoding or use standard profiles — all in one conversation.

Manage Playback and Delivery

Create and revoke playback IDs, configure signed token policies, set up storyboard and thumbnail tracks, and control which domains can embed your video. Neotask handles Mux's playback API so you can focus on your product.

Set Up Live Streams

Create live streams with RTMP ingest, configure low-latency settings, set up simultaneous recording to asset, and manage stream keys. Ask Neotask to spin up a new live stream endpoint and you'll have credentials in seconds.

Monitor Quality of Experience

Pull Mux Data metrics: video startup time, rebuffering ratio, playback failure rates, and viewer session breakdowns. Neotask surfaces which devices, ISPs, or geographies are experiencing quality problems so your team can act fast.

Manage Webhooks and Events

Create, list, and delete webhook endpoints, review recent webhook deliveries, and troubleshoot failed event notifications. Neotask walks you through Mux's event system so your application stays in sync with asset and stream state changes.

Try Asking

  • "Upload this video URL to Mux with per-title encoding enabled and give me a signed playback ID"
  • "Create a new live stream with low-latency mode and save the stream key"
  • "What's the average video startup time for my viewers in Europe this week?"
  • "List all assets that are still in the 'preparing' state and how long they've been waiting"
  • "Set up a webhook for asset.ready events pointing to https://myapp.com/hooks/mux"
  • "Generate a signed playback token for asset ID abc123 that expires in 24 hours"
  • "What percentage of my viewers experienced a rebuffering event yesterday?"
  • "Delete all test assets uploaded before January 1, 2026 that have zero views"

    • Pro Tips

  • Signed URLs for gated content — always use signed playback IDs for paid or private content; ask Neotask to configure the token policy and it sets the right expiry and audience restrictions.
  • Per-title encoding saves cost — enable it for long-form content; Neotask can update existing assets or set it as the default for new uploads in your environment settings.
  • Monitor startup time by dimension — don't look at aggregate startup time alone; ask Neotask to break it down by device type and CDN region to find the real bottleneck.
  • Live stream recording — always enable simultaneous recording when creating live streams for anything important; Neotask includes this in the create command when you say "record the stream."
  • Webhook retry handling — Mux retries failed webhooks; ask Neotask to show recent delivery failures and their HTTP response codes so you can fix your endpoint before events pile up.
  • Asset cleanup — test assets accumulate quickly; set a monthly reminder and ask Neotask to list and delete zero-view assets older than 90 days to keep costs in check.

    • Works Well With