12 ways in. One key.
There is no SDK to install and no connector to keep up to date. Every read is a GET with query parameters, so anything that can send one is an integration — and the agent layers are generated from the same table the API runs on.
- MCP serverAgents · Any MCP client · no key for demoEvery endpoint as a tool an agent can call. Without a key it answers in demo mode, so an agent can evaluate it before anyone signs up.
- Agent skillAgents · Claude Skill · Cursor ruleWhen to reach for this API, when not to, and the three mistakes an agent makes on its first call. One Markdown file.
- llms.txtAgents · One fetch · plain textThe whole API as a table of contents, plus llms-full.txt with every endpoint, parameter, example and error code.
- Markdown pagesAgents · Add .md to any URLEvery page on this site, as Markdown. No navigation to parse and a fraction of the tokens.
- curlCode · Shell · Bearer keyEvery read is a GET with query parameters, so the first call is something you paste into a terminal.
- TypeScriptCode · fetch · no SDKThe platform’s own fetch is the whole client. Every endpoint page has the call written out.
- PythonCode · requests · no SDKThree lines with requests. The same parameters, the same response, the same errors.
- Any HTTP clientCode · Go, Ruby, Java, anythingIf it can send a GET with a header, it is an integration. There is nothing to install and nothing to keep up to date.
- Async jobsAutomation · POST /v1/jobs · NDJSONUp to 10,000 inputs in one job, credits reserved up front, results in the order you sent them.
- WebhooksAutomation · HMAC-SHA256 · retriedA signed POST when a job finishes, so nothing has to poll. Verify the signature in a few lines.
- No-code toolsAutomation · Any HTTP request stepn8n, Make, Zapier and the rest can call it through their generic HTTP step — a URL and one header. No connector to install.
- OpenAPI 3.1Spec · JSON · x-credits on every operationThe complete spec, generated from the table the gateway runs on. Generate a typed client in any language from it.
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