POST /v1/run with a provider, endpoint, and input. Browse the same catalog interactively at fetchbean.com/catalog.
Exa
Neural web search built for retrieval across the open web. (web-search)Search
Search the open web for ranked links (title, url, snippet, score). The default web search; useread to fetch a result’s full text.
Cost: 100 credits per call
Jina
Reader and web search: clean markdown from any URL, plus ranked web results. (scrape)Read
Fetch a URL and return clean markdown, no nav or clutter. Cost: 10 to 300 creditsSearch
Search the web for ranked links (title, url, snippet). Useread to fetch a result’s full page.
Cost: 10 to 100 credits
Firecrawl
Scrape and search the web as clean, LLM-ready markdown, with JS rendering. (scrape)Scrape
Scrape a URL to clean, LLM-ready markdown with JS rendering. Handles dynamic, script-heavy pages a plain reader misses. Cost: 50 to 2500 creditsSearch
Search the web and get ranked results (title, url, description). Fetch a result’s full text with the read or firecrawl_scrape tool. Cost: 50 to 1200 creditsOpenWeather
On-demand weather data by city or coordinates. (weather)Current weather
Current conditions for a place by name or lat/lon. Cost: 20 credits per callContext.dev
Brand intelligence — logos, colors, fonts, and company data for any domain, email, name, or ticker. (brand-data)Brand data
Structured brand profile (logos, colors, description, socials, industry, address) for a company by domain, email, name, or ticker. Cost: 300 credits per callNAICS code
Classify a company into 2022 NAICS industry codes (code, name, confidence) by domain or company name. Cost: 300 credits per callSIC code
Classify a company into SIC industry codes (code, name, major group, confidence) by domain or company name. type: original_sic (default) or latest_sec. Cost: 300 credits per callLogo.dev
Brand search: resolve a company or brand name to its domain. (brand-data)Brand search
Resolve a company or brand name to its domain — fuzzy search over logo.dev’s brand index. Cost: 10 credits per callAhrefs
Ahrefs Domain Rating (DR): how strong a site’s backlink profile is, on a 0-100 scale. (brand-data)Domain Rating
Ahrefs Domain Rating (DR) for any site, 0-100 on a logarithmic scale. Display it with the ‘Domain Rating by Ahrefs’ attribution the response carries. Cost: 5 to 20 creditsTop sites by DR
The 100 strongest sites on the web by Ahrefs DR, with their rank. Cost: 5 to 20 creditsTinyFish
Web search and page fetching built for agents: news and paper search, domain filters, and up to 10 URLs read as markdown in one call. (web-search)Search the web
Web, news, or research-paper search with domain include/exclude lists, a freshness window or date range, and country/language targeting. Pass intent (why you are searching) for better-ranked results. Cost: 2 to 5 creditsFetch pages as text
Read up to 10 URLs in one call as markdown, html, or a structured tree. CSS selectors scope what is extracted, and ttl accepts a cached copy instead of a live fetch. Cost: 2 to 5 creditsArtificial Analysis
Independent benchmarks for AI models: intelligence, coding, and agentic scores plus token pricing and measured latency for LLMs, and arena rankings for image, video, speech, and music models. (ai)Benchmark language models
Independent scores, pricing, and measured speed for every tracked LLM: the Intelligence, Coding, and Agentic indices, input/output/cache price per 1M tokens, and median output tokens per second, time to first token, and end-to-end response time. 200 models per page. Cost: 2 to 5 creditsRank image, video, speech, and music models
Head-to-head arena rankings for one media modality: text-to-image, image-editing, text-to-video, image-to-video, either video-with-audio arena, text-to-speech, speech-to-speech, speech-to-text, or instrumental and with-vocals music. Cost: 2 to 5 creditsBrave Search
Search an independent web index rather than a rented one: web pages, news, images, and videos. (web-search)Search the web
Web results from Brave’s own index, not a rented one: title, url, and snippet, with freshness windows down to the last 24 hours, country and language targeting, and search operators. Cost: 5 credits per callSearch the news
News articles with publisher, age, and thumbnail, filtered to the last day, week, month, year, or an exact date range. Cost: 5 credits per callSearch for images
Images from across the web with source page, dimensions, and thumbnail. Up to 200 per call. Cost: 5 credits per callSearch for videos
Videos with duration, publisher, creator, and thumbnail, filterable by how recently they were posted. Cost: 5 credits per callOpenRouter
What the AI market is actually doing: token volume per model, the apps sending it, what people use models for, what a coding session costs, and benchmark scores from several sources. Plus a prompt to any model OpenRouter carries, on your own key. (ai)Which models people actually use
Token volume per model per day across all of OpenRouter, the numbers behind its public rankings, with an ‘other’ row summing everything outside the top 50 so a share of total traffic is one request. Slice it by modality, by request context length, or by what the traffic was for: category and language_type read a sampled weekly dataset and cannot be mixed with the exact modality and context_bucket filters. Cost: 2 to 5 creditsTop AI apps by token usage
Which apps put the most tokens through OpenRouter, with request counts. sort ‘trending’ ranks by growth against the three preceding periods instead of raw volume, so it surfaces what is climbing rather than what is already large. Cost: 2 to 5 creditsWhat people use AI for
The last 7 days of OpenRouter traffic split by task: code generation, web search, summarization and the rest, each with its share of requests and of tokens, the top models within it, and a roll-up into Code, Data, Agent and General. Shares of sampled traffic, so no absolute volumes. Cost: 2 to 5 creditsWhat a coding session costs
Median USD spend per session for the published agent harnesses, broken out by model and by how many turns the session ran. Filter by model alone to compare harnesses at a fixed model. Refreshed weekly. Cost: 2 to 5 creditsBenchmark scores from several sources
Model scores gathered from Artificial Analysis, Design Arena, and OpenRouter’s own tau-bench, GPQA and web-search evals, in one shape. Filter by source to get one board, or by task_type to find models suited to a workload. Filtering by source also returns the citation to use for it in meta; a mixed response names the source on each row instead. Cost: 2 to 5 creditsAsk another model
Run a prompt through any model OpenRouter carries, on your own OpenRouter key and your own balance: a second opinion from a model that is not the one reading this, or a cheap model for bulk work. Every OpenAI chat field passes through (temperature, tools, response_format). No streaming; the response comes back whole.
Bring your own key — connect OpenRouter first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
OpenRouter balance
Credits bought and credits spent on your own OpenRouter account.
Bring your own key — connect OpenRouter first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
OpenRouter key limits
What the connected key is allowed to spend and what it has spent, daily, weekly and monthly, including usage billed to your own upstream provider keys.
Bring your own key — connect OpenRouter first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Groq
Fast model inference, reasoning and tool use, plus embeddings, Whisper transcription and Orpheus speech on your own Groq key, with model discovery available without a connection. (ai)Chat completion
Prompt a Groq-hosted model with the OpenAI chat shape, including tools, reasoning and structured output. Defaults to openai/gpt-oss-20b. Every chat field passes through except streaming; the response comes back whole on your own key.
Bring your own key — connect Groq first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Create a model response
Groq’s beta OpenAI Responses API for text or image input, reasoning, function calls, browser search, code execution and remote MCP tools. Stateful previous_response_id is not supported. The call uses your own key and returns whole, not streamed.
Bring your own key — connect Groq first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Create text embeddings
Create one or more text embedding vectors with Groq. Defaults to nomic-embed-text-v1_5, accepts up to 2,048 input strings, and can return float arrays or base64-encoded vectors on your own key.
Bring your own key — connect Groq first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Transcribe audio
Transcribe a public audio or video URL with Whisper on Groq. Defaults to whisper-large-v3-turbo; use verbose_json with word or segment timestamp_granularities for timings. Groq fetches the URL directly.
Bring your own key — connect Groq first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Translate audio into English
Transcribe non-English audio or video from a public URL and translate it into English with Whisper on Groq. Defaults to whisper-large-v3-turbo. Groq fetches the URL directly.
Bring your own key — connect Groq first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Speak text
Generate up to 200 characters of expressive English or Saudi Arabic speech with Orpheus. Defaults to the English model with troy voice; the Arabic model defaults to abdullah. Returns WAV as base64 plus an audio_url serving the same bytes from fetchbean.
Bring your own key — connect Groq first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Available models
List Groq models with owner, context window and maximum completion size. A connected key shows that project’s permissions; otherwise fetchbean uses a managed key. Use this instead of hard-coding a preview model that may disappear. Cost: 5 credits per callModel details
Read one Groq model’s availability, owner, context window and maximum completion size by model ID. Uses the connected key when present, otherwise a managed fetchbean key. Cost: 5 credits per callVercel AI Gateway
What the AI market runs in production, measured on real gateway traffic: daily usage share by model, lab, app and inference provider, the full model catalog with pricing and retention flags, and hourly latency, throughput and uptime for every provider serving a model. (ai)Which AI models people actually run
Daily share of real Vercel AI Gateway traffic, by model, by lab, by app, or by inference provider, counted in requests, token volume, spend, and images or videos generated. models and labs give one row per entity per day back to 2025-10-01 and can be narrowed to a modality; apps and providers give a ranked top list with no day dimension. Shares only, never absolute volumes. Published by Vercel under CC BY 4.0. Cost: 5 credits per callEvery model on AI Gateway, with pricing
The whole catalog across every creator: per-token pricing for input, output and cache reads and writes, tiered by context length where that applies, plus context window, max output tokens, capability tags, knowledge cutoff, supported parameters, and the zero-data-retention and no-training flags. Covers image, video, embedding, speech, transcription, realtime and reranking models, not only chat. Filter by type or creator; the whole list is large. Cost: 5 credits per callOne model’s specs and price
Pricing, context window, max output, capability tags, supported parameters, knowledge cutoff and retention flags for a single model, without pulling the whole catalog. Cost: 5 credits per callWhich provider is fastest for a model right now
Every inference provider serving one model, each with P50 and P95 time-to-first-token and tokens per second measured on the last hour of real gateway traffic, uptime over 15 minutes, an hour and a day, and its own pricing, context length, quantization and supported parameters. The same model can run an order of magnitude apart between providers at near-identical list prices, so this is the tool that picks one. Cost: 5 credits per callEvery provider route, with prices
One row per provider-and-model pair across the whole gateway: pricing, context length, max output tokens, capability tags and the retention flags. Answers what every provider charges for a model in a single call. Live latency and throughput are not on these rows; the per-model tool carries those. Cost: 5 credits per callSubmitForBacklinks
List your product in a directory for a backlink: scan a site into a draft, submit it, and manage the badge. (marketing)Scan a product site
Turn a product URL into a structured listing draft: name, tagline, descriptions, category, tags, pricing and platform type. No account needed. Cost: 10 credits per callFree launch weeks
The free-tier launch calendar with remaining capacity per week (20 slots each). Featured listings skip this queue. Cost: 5 credits per callMy submissions
List your own submissions with their status.
Bring your own key — connect SubmitForBacklinks first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Get a submission
One of your submissions in full.
Bring your own key — connect SubmitForBacklinks first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Create a draft or submit
Create a listing draft, or submit one for review in one call. Submitting requires all four attestations true (terms, reciprocal badge, authority to represent the product, content reviewed). FREE takes a launch-week slot and needs a badge for dofollow; FEATURED is $11.99 one-time with no badge or queue.
Bring your own key — connect SubmitForBacklinks first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Edit a submission
Replace the editable content on a draft or a listing that came back needing changes.
Bring your own key — connect SubmitForBacklinks first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Submit a draft for review
Send an existing draft to review. Same four attestations as submitting outright; review is partly automated and escalates to a human when needed.
Bring your own key — connect SubmitForBacklinks first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Featured checkout link
Open (or resume) the Stripe checkout for a Featured listing, $11.99 one-time, refunded automatically if the listing is rejected. Returns a link to pay; it charges nothing by itself.
Bring your own key — connect SubmitForBacklinks first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Badge status
Badge and follow-link state for a free listing, without issuing one.
Bring your own key — connect SubmitForBacklinks first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Issue a badge
Mint the badge markup to install on your own site. Idempotent, and does not check installation.
Bring your own key — connect SubmitForBacklinks first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Verify badge installation
Fetch a page on your domain and check the badge markup and follow-link. Rate limited upstream to 10/hour per key.
Bring your own key — connect SubmitForBacklinks first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
ScrollLaunch
Indie product launches: which directories are worth submitting to, what launched this week, and how it ranked. (marketing)Startup directories by DR
Indexable startup directories ranked by Ahrefs Domain Rating, each with its pricing and whether the link is dofollow. The shortlist for where to submit a product. Cost: 10 credits per callSearch launched products
Search ScrollLaunch’s directory of launched indie products by keyword, category or tag. Cost: 10 credits per callWeekly launch leaderboard
The ranked product leaderboard for an ISO week, ordered by upvotes. See what launched and how it did. Cost: 10 credits per callGet a launched product
Full metadata for one launched product: tagline, description, categories, website and upvotes. Cost: 10 credits per callDEV Community
Publish to your DEV blog and read the numbers back: posts, drafts, analytics, followers and search. (social)Publish an article
Write a post to your DEV account. Leavepublished false to create a draft and review it on dev.to before it goes live. Set canonical_url when the piece also lives on your own site.
Bring your own key — connect DEV Community first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Update an article
Edit one of your posts, or flip a draft to published by passing published true.
Bring your own key — connect DEV Community first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Unpublish an article
Take one of your posts back to draft. The post is not deleted.
Bring your own key — connect DEV Community first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
My articles
Your own posts, including drafts. Use state to narrow to published or unpublished.
Bring your own key — connect DEV Community first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
My DEV account
The account the connected key belongs to.
Bring your own key — connect DEV Community first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
My post analytics
Views, reactions and comments for your posts.report picks totals, historical, referrers and the rest.
Bring your own key — connect DEV Community first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
My followers
Users following your DEV account, newest first.
Bring your own key — connect DEV Community first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tags I follow
The tags your account follows, with your weight for each.
Bring your own key — connect DEV Community first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
My reading list
Articles you saved to your DEV reading list.
Bring your own key — connect DEV Community first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Follow users
Follow DEV users or organizations from your account.
Bring your own key — connect DEV Community first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
React to a post
Toggle a reaction on an article or comment. Sending the same reaction twice removes it.
Bring your own key — connect DEV Community first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Browse articles
Published DEV articles, filterable by tag, author or state. No account needed. Cost: 5 credits per callGet an article
One published article in full, including its markdown body. Cost: 5 credits per callSearch articles
Free-text search across published DEV articles. Cost: 5 credits per callArticle comments
The comment thread on an article, threaded as DEV returns it. Cost: 5 credits per callPopular tags
DEV’s tags by popularity, for picking the four a post is allowed. Cost: 5 credits per callTavily
Agent-focused web search with optional synthesized answers. (web-search)Search
Search the web with an optional synthesized answer (set include_answer). Good for quick factual lookups. Cost: 115 credits per callPerplexity
Web search with synthesized answers. (web-search)Search
Search the web and get a written, synthesized answer (not just links). Use when you want an answer, not sources. Cost: 70 credits per callParallel
multi-query web search, url extraction, and deep research runs. (web-search)Search
Run several web search queries in one call (pass search_queries). Use to batch multiple distinct queries. Cost: 100 credits per callExtract
Turn public URLs (including JS-heavy pages and PDFs) into markdown. Cost: 20 credits per callDeep research (start)
Kick off a deep web research run and get a run_id back. Poll it with task_result. processor: lite (fast/cheap), base (default), or core (deepest). Cost: 200 to 900 creditsDeep research (result)
Fetch a deep-research run’s result by run_id. Long-polls ~30s; if still running it returns { status: “running” } so you can call again. Cost: 3 credits per callRemoteOK
Remote job listings across the web. (jobs)Jobs
Fetch the latest remote job listings. Cost: 10 credits per callfetchbean
First-party data and utilities, hosted by fetchbean. (data)Create artifact
Host and share a web page: publish a rendered markdown or interactive HTML page (report, dashboard, landing page, chart, slides, mini-app) to a shareable fetchbean URL a human opens in a browser. fetchbean handles the styling (Tailwind + a base stylesheet) and hosting; you send the content. Returns the link. For a completed local PDF, DOCX, PPTX, or XLSX, use the multipart file-artifact flow in the guide. Cost: 10 credits per callUpdate artifact
Revise an existing artifact in place (same URL). The prior version is kept for rollback. Cost: 3 credits per callPatch artifact
Surgically edit an artifact with find/replace edits instead of resending the whole body — same URL, a version is snapshotted first. Best for small changes to a large artifact. Cost: 3 credits per callList artifacts
List your published web and file artifacts with durable ids, links, lifecycle state, engagement, and file metadata. Returns 100 at a time by default (500 max) alongsidetotal, so page with limit + offset when total exceeds what came back.
Cost: 1 credit per call
Find MCP servers
Search the third-party MCP server directory: what exists, who publishes it, whether it is remote, and how maintained it is. These are servers a user installs in their own client, not tools fetchbean runs. Cost: 1 credit per callGet artifact
Fetch a web artifact’s content or a file artifact’s metadata and authenticated exact-byte download URL. Cost: 1 credit per callDelete artifact
Permanently delete an artifact and its version history. Cost: 1 credit per callSet artifact visibility
Change an artifact between unlisted (anyone with the link) and private (your org only). Cost: 1 credit per callShare artifact with people
Grant viewer access to specific email addresses. Restricted viewers sign in with the invited address. Cost: 1 credit per callList artifact access
List the people who can open a restricted artifact. Cost: 1 credit per callRemove artifact access
Remove one email address from an artifact’s viewer list. Cost: 1 credit per callRestore artifact version
Restore a prior version of an artifact (defaults to the most recent), keeping the same URL. Non-destructive: the current body is snapshotted first, so history is preserved and the restore is reversible. Cost: 3 credits per callList artifact versions
The version timeline of an artifact (newest first): version id, title, and when it was saved. Cost: 1 credit per callRandom quote
A random quote with its author. Cost: 1 credit per callRandom joke
A random safe joke, optionally filtered by category, type, or search text. Cost: 1 credit per callRandom fact
A random fact with its source. Cost: 1 credit per callQuotes
Paginated list of quotes. Cost: 5 credits per callUUID
Generate one or more UUIDs. Cost: 1 credit per callEmail deliverability
Validate an email: syntax, DNS deliverability (MX), and disposable/free-provider/typo signals. Cost: 5 credits per callDomain lookup
Is a domain available? Plus registrar, created/expiry dates, and nameservers (via RDAP). Cost: 5 credits per callSitemap
Find a site’s sitemaps (robots.txt + common paths) and extract its URLs. Cost: 5 credits per callYouTube transcript
Fetch a YouTube video’s transcript: timed segments plus the joined plain text, with the title and channel. No key and nothing to connect. Pass lang for a specific caption track; if that track is missing, the error names the ones the video does have. Cost: 5 credits per callDNS lookup
Resolve a domain’s DNS records (A/AAAA/MX/TXT/NS/CNAME/SOA/CAA/SRV). Pass types to limit. Cost: 5 credits per callPlace to coordinates
Turn a place name into coordinates, with country, region, timezone and population. Answers from an index bundled with fetchbean rather than an upstream service, so an exact name match ranks first: asking for Leh gives Leh in Ladakh, not the much larger Le Havre. Historic and local names work too, so Bombay finds Mumbai. Each result says whether it matched the name, an alias, or a prefix. Covers settlements over 15,000 people. Cost: 5 credits per callCoordinates to place
What is at a set of coordinates: the nearest known settlements with their distance in km, closest first. Answers from the bundled index, so it works without an upstream call. Cost: 5 credits per callRead a URL
Fetch any URL and get back what it actually is, parsed: an article’s text without the navigation, a PDF’s text with its page count, a JSON body, an RSS or Atom feed as items, or a description of a binary file. If the page did not really load — a bot wall, a captcha, a client-rendered shell — it says so instead of handing back the markup as though it were the content, and a scanned PDF says it has no text layer rather than coming back empty. Cost: 5 credits per callURL metadata
All metadata for a page: title, full meta tags, OpenGraph + Twitter cards, JSON-LD, icons, canonical. Cost: 5 credits per callHTTP inspect
A URL’s status, response headers, redirect chain, content-type, and security headers (no body). Cost: 5 credits per callVerify image (AI detection)
Is an image AI-generated? Returns a clear is_ai_generated boolean + confidence, with every signal under meta: C2PA Content Credentials, EXIF/XMP tags, and a light forensic pass. Runs locally, no key. A positive is strong evidence; a negative is not proof a photo is real. Cost: 10 credits per callLLM pricing
Full LiteLLM row per model: token prices, tiered/batch rates, context windows, capability flags. Filter by model/provider/mode. Cost: 1 credit per callFind a model
Search every model across every host: filter by maker, by capability, by price ceiling or by intelligence floor. Answers ‘cheapest model above quality X’ and ‘what supports computer use under $2 per 1M’, which no single provider’s own API can. Cost: 1 credit per callOne model, every host
Everywhere a model is served, cheapest first, with each host’s own price, context window and capabilities. Hosts disagree: the same model may support tool calling on one and not another. Cost: 1 credit per callInference hosts, ranked
Every host that serves models, how many each carries, and its median input price per 1M tokens. Cost: 1 credit per callAppRevs
iOS App Store search, metadata, reviews, ratings, and AI review insights. (app-reviews)iOS app search
Search iOS App Store apps by keyword and storefront country. Cost: 5 credits per calliOS app lookup
Fetch full App Store metadata for an iOS app by track ID. Cost: 10 credits per calliOS app reviews
Fetch App Store reviews with rating distribution for an iOS app. Cost: 10 credits per calliOS rating history
Fetch stored App Store rating snapshots for an iOS app. Cost: 10 credits per calliOS cached insights
Read cached AI review insights for an iOS app, if one exists. Cost: 10 credits per calliOS review research
Generate fresh AI insights from App Store reviews you pass in (supply reviews; pull them with the reviews tool first). Cost: 50 credits per callFireflies
Your meeting transcripts, summaries, and action items (bring your own Fireflies key). (productivity)Fireflies: search transcripts
Find meetings by keyword, date, or participant; returns matching transcript ids and metadata (not full text). Use first, then the transcript tool.
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: get transcript
Fetch a meeting transcript with its summary, keywords, and action items.
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: action items
Get just the action items and outline from a meeting.
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: current user
Confirm whose Fireflies account the connected key acts as.
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: recent meetings
Your meetings from the last N days (default 7), newest first.
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: AI app outputs
Outputs from Fireflies AI Apps run on your meetings (custom summaries, extractions).
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: active meetings
Meetings currently in progress, with status and details.
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: analytics
Team and per-user conversation/meeting metrics over a time range.
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: channels
List your channels/folders with membership.
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: channel
Details and membership for one channel.
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: contacts
Your contacts, sorted by recent meeting activity.
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: soundbites
Shareable audio/transcript clips from your meetings.
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: user groups
Team structure and group membership.
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: rule executions
Automation rule execution logs grouped by meeting (Enterprise).
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: update meeting title
Rename a meeting (admin).
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: share meeting
Share a meeting transcript with email addresses.
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: revoke meeting access
Remove a previously granted meeting share.
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: move meeting
Move one or more meetings to a channel/folder.
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: create soundbite
Clip a soundbite from a meeting transcript.
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: delete a transcript
Permanently delete a meeting: its transcript, summary, recording and soundbites. No undo, and anyone the meeting was shared with loses it too.
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fireflies: raw GraphQL
Escape hatch: run any Fireflies GraphQL query or mutation on your own key. Prefer the curated fireflies tools when one fits.
Bring your own key — connect Fireflies first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
PostHog
Query your PostHog events and analytics (HogQL), feature flags, insights, and errors (bring your own key). (analytics)PostHog: query (HogQL)
Run a HogQL/SQL query over your PostHog events, persons, and analytics. The main PostHog read tool.
Bring your own key — connect PostHog first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
PostHog: raw request
Escape hatch: call any PostHog REST endpoint (read or write) on your own key.\{project_id\} in the path is filled from your connection. Prefer the curated posthog tools when one fits. Not idempotent for writes.
Bring your own key — connect PostHog first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
PostHog: account + projects
Your PostHog account, organization, and accessible projects (ids for the other tools).
Bring your own key — connect PostHog first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
PostHog: feature flags
List your feature flags (prefer this curated tool over the raw request escape hatch).
Bring your own key — connect PostHog first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
PostHog: get feature flag
Get one feature flag by id.
Bring your own key — connect PostHog first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
PostHog: create feature flag
Create a feature flag (pass any PostHog flag fields, e.g. filters/rollout).
Bring your own key — connect PostHog first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
PostHog: update feature flag
Update a feature flag (e.g. toggleactive, change rollout). Pass any PostHog flag fields.
Bring your own key — connect PostHog first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
PostHog: delete feature flag
Delete a flag. Any SDK still evaluating its key falls back to the default, so turn it off with update_feature_flag and let the code settle before deleting.
Bring your own key — connect PostHog first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
PostHog: delete persons
The GDPR erasure path: delete up to 1000 people by PostHog uuid or by your own distinct id. Their events and session recordings stay unless you pass delete_events or delete_recordings. PostHog has no single-person delete.
Bring your own key — connect PostHog first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
PostHog: insights
List your saved insights.
Bring your own key — connect PostHog first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
PostHog: dashboards
List your dashboards.
Bring your own key — connect PostHog first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
PostHog: error issues
List grouped error-tracking issues.
Bring your own key — connect PostHog first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear
Read and write your Linear issues, projects, and comments: search, create, update (bring your own key). (productivity)Linear: me
The Linear account your key authenticates as.
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear: issues
List issues, filtered by team, state, assignee, or priority.
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear: issue
Get one issue by UUID or human identifier (e.g. ENG-123).
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear: search
Free-text search across your Linear issues.
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear: teams
List your teams (id, key, name).
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear: projects
List projects with status and progress.
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear: comments
Read the comment thread on an issue, by UUID or identifier (e.g. ENG-123).
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear: workflow states
A team’s workflow states (id, name, type) — the stateId to move an issue. Filter by team_key (e.g. ENG).
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear: users
Workspace members (id, name, email) — the assigneeId for creating or reassigning issues.
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear: labels
Issue labels across the workspace (id, name, team) — the labelIds for create/update.
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear: create issue
Create an issue (needs a teamId; list teams first).
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear: update issue
Update an issue by its UUID (get it from the issue tool); stateId/assigneeId are UUIDs too.
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear: comment
Add a comment to an issue (issueId is the UUID).
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear: archive an issue
Take an issue out of the active board without destroying it — the normal way to close out stale work. Reversible with unarchive_issue. id is the UUID, not ENG-123.
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear: unarchive an issue
Put an archived issue back on the board.
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear: delete an issue
Move an issue to trash, where Linear keeps it recoverable. Pass permanently true to destroy it outright, with its comments and history. archive_issue is the everyday option.
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear: edit a comment
Rewrite a comment’s body (id from linear.comments). Linear stamps it as edited.
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear: delete a comment
Remove a comment from its issue.
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear: delete a project
Delete a project. Its issues survive, unassigned from any project. Linear’s API has no project archive, so this is the only way to retire one.
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Linear: raw GraphQL
Escape hatch: run any Linear GraphQL query or mutation on your own key. Prefer the curated linear tools when one fits.
Bring your own key — connect Linear first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
RevenueCat
Read your RevenueCat customers, subscriptions, products, entitlements, and offerings (bring your own v2 key). (payments)RevenueCat: projects
List the projects your key can see.
Bring your own key — connect RevenueCat first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
RevenueCat: customer
Get ONE customer by their app_user_id (the customer_id param), incl. active entitlements.
Bring your own key — connect RevenueCat first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
RevenueCat: customers
List/page customers; the optional search is exact-email only (no name or partial match).
Bring your own key — connect RevenueCat first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
RevenueCat: customer subscriptions
A customer’s subscriptions (status, store, access, renewal).
Bring your own key — connect RevenueCat first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
RevenueCat: products
List products (store id, type, price).
Bring your own key — connect RevenueCat first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
RevenueCat: entitlements
List entitlements and their products.
Bring your own key — connect RevenueCat first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
RevenueCat: offerings
List offerings and their packages.
Bring your own key — connect RevenueCat first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
RevenueCat: grant entitlement
Grant a promotional entitlement to a customer (write).
Bring your own key — connect RevenueCat first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
RevenueCat: revoke entitlement
Take back a promotional entitlement — the counterpart to grant_entitlement. The customer loses access at their next check; it does not touch a real store subscription.
Bring your own key — connect RevenueCat first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
RevenueCat: delete a customer
Delete a customer and their purchase history from the project — the GDPR erasure path. Their store subscription keeps renewing at Apple or Google; this only forgets it.
Bring your own key — connect RevenueCat first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
RevenueCat: raw request
Escape hatch: call any v2 endpoint on your key (path fills {project_id}). Prefer the curated revenuecat tools when one fits.
Bring your own key — connect RevenueCat first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Expo
Read your Expo/EAS builds, updates, submissions, and apps; cancel a build (bring your own access token). (dev)Expo: whoami
The Expo account/robot your token authenticates as, and its accounts.
Bring your own key — connect Expo first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Expo: apps
List the apps (projects) under an account; gives the app_id the build/update tools need.
Bring your own key — connect Expo first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Expo: app
Get one app by full name (@owner/slug) or app_id.
Bring your own key — connect Expo first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Expo: builds
Recent EAS builds for an app (status/platform/artifact url); filter by platform (ios/android) or status.
Bring your own key — connect Expo first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Expo: build
One build by id, with full detail (commit, error docs, queue/duration metrics).
Bring your own key — connect Expo first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Expo: updates
Recent EAS Updates on a branch (grouped per publish).
Bring your own key — connect Expo first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Expo: submissions
Recent App Store / Play Store submissions for an app.
Bring your own key — connect Expo first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Expo: cancel build
Cancel an in-progress EAS build (write).
Bring your own key — connect Expo first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Expo: raw GraphQL
Escape hatch: run any Expo GraphQL query or mutation on your own token (covers the long tail + create-build/publish-update).
Bring your own key — connect Expo first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
GitHub
Contribution graphs, profiles, repos, code/files, issues, PRs, commits, and search — public data works out of the box; connect a token for higher limits, private repos, and writes. (dev)GitHub: contributions
Any user’s contribution calendar (the green graph): total + daily counts. Omit from/to for the last year. Cost: 5 credits per callGitHub: user
A user’s public profile (bio, company, location, follower/repo counts). Cost: 5 credits per callGitHub: repos
A user’s public repositories, newest-pushed first (stars, language, description). Cost: 5 credits per callGitHub: search
Search repositories, users, or issues (type = repository|user|issue). Cost: 5 credits per callGitHub: whoami
The account your connected GitHub token authenticates as.
Bring your own key — connect GitHub first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
GitHub: raw GraphQL
Escape hatch: run any GitHub GraphQL query or mutation on your own token (BYOK only).
Bring your own key — connect GitHub first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
GitHub: repo
Get one repository (stars, language, topics, default branch, license). Cost: 5 credits per callGitHub: contents
Read a file (decoded text) or list a directory. Omit path for the repo root; ref = branch/sha. Cost: 5 credits per callGitHub: issues
List issues for a repo (state=open|closed|all, labels). Includes PRs. Cost: 5 credits per callGitHub: issue
Get one issue by number (title, body, labels, state). Cost: 5 credits per callGitHub: pull requests
List pull requests for a repo (state=open|closed|all). Cost: 5 credits per callGitHub: pull request
Get one PR by number (status, head/base, mergeable, diff stats). Cost: 5 credits per callGitHub: commits
Recent commits for a repo (filter by sha/branch, path, author). Cost: 5 credits per callGitHub: releases
List releases for a repo, or the latest with latest=true. Cost: 5 credits per callGitHub: code search
Search code across GitHub (scope with qualifiers like repo:/language:/path:). Cost: 5 credits per callGitHub: create issue
Open an issue (BYOK). Required: repo + title; optional body, labels, assignees.
Bring your own key — connect GitHub first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
GitHub: comment
Comment on an issue or PR (BYOK). Required: repo + number + body.
Bring your own key — connect GitHub first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
GitHub: create pull request
Open a PR (BYOK). Required: repo + title + head (branch) + base (branch).
Bring your own key — connect GitHub first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
GitHub: raw REST
Escape hatch: call any GitHub REST endpoint on your own token (notifications, traffic, etc.). BYOK only.
Bring your own key — connect GitHub first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack
Uptime monitors, incidents, on-call, and status pages — read status, acknowledge/resolve incidents (bring your own Uptime API token). (dev)Better Stack: monitors
List your uptime monitors with status, last check, and SSL/domain expiry.
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: monitor
Get one monitor by id.
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: monitor groups
List monitor groups.
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: heartbeats
List heartbeat (cron/job) monitors with their status.
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: incidents
List incidents. Filter with resolved=false / acknowledged=false, from/to (YYYY-MM-DD), or monitor_id.
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: incident
Get one incident by id (cause, status, acknowledged/resolved by).
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: incident timeline
The full timeline of events for one incident.
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: on-call
On-call calendars and who is currently on call (in relationships.on_call_users).
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: escalation policies
List escalation policies and their steps.
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: status pages
List your status pages.
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: status page
Get one status page by id.
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: status page resources
The resources (monitors etc.) shown on a status page.
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: status page reports
Reports / maintenance posted on a status page.
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: metadata
List metadata key/values (filter by owner_type/owner_id).
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: team members
List members of the token’s team (name, email, role).
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: acknowledge incident
Acknowledge an incident by id.
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: resolve incident
Resolve an incident by id.
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: create monitor
Create a monitor. Required: url + monitor_type (e.g. status, keyword, ping); plus options.
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: update monitor
Update a monitor by id (pause via {“paused”: true}).
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: post status report
Post a report / maintenance to a status page (title, message, affected_resources).
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: delete monitor
Permanently delete a monitor with its check history and incidents. To stop alerts without losing the history, update_monitor with paused true.
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: delete monitor group
Delete a monitor group. The monitors in it survive, ungrouped.
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: delete status page
Permanently delete a status page with its reports and subscribers. Its public URL stops resolving.
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: delete status report
Remove an incident report or maintenance window from a status page.
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Better Stack: raw request
Escape hatch: call any Uptime API endpoint on your token (reaches the long tail incl. deletes). host=“betterstack” for team-members/roles.
Bring your own key — connect Better Stack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale
Inspect and administer devices, users, routes, DNS, policy, keys, webhooks, and settings with a scoped OAuth client. (dev)Tailscale: devices
List devices in the connected tailnet, including addresses, ownership, status, and client version.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: device
Get one tailnet device by its stable device id.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: device routes
Read the subnet and exit-node routes advertised and enabled for a device.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: users
List users in the connected tailnet and their role and status.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: user
Get one tailnet user by id.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: DNS nameservers
Read the tailnet’s global DNS nameservers.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: DNS preferences
Read tailnet DNS preferences such as MagicDNS.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: DNS search paths
Read the tailnet’s DNS search domains.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: split DNS
Read split-DNS nameserver assignments by domain.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: DNS configuration
Read the complete tailnet DNS configuration in one call.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: access policy
Read the tailnet policy file, including grants, ACLs, groups, tags, and posture rules.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: set device routes
Replace the enabled subnet and exit-node routes for a device. Routes must already be advertised.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: authorize device
Authorize or deauthorize a device when device approval is enabled.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: rename device
Change a device’s MagicDNS name; existing URLs using the old name stop working.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: set device tags
Replace a device’s tags with tags permitted to the OAuth client.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: set device key expiry
Enable or disable key expiry for a device.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: expire device key
Immediately expire a device key, forcing the device to re-authenticate.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: set device IP
Replace a device’s Tailscale IPv4 address. This breaks its existing connections.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: delete device
Permanently remove a device from the tailnet.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: set DNS nameservers
Replace the global DNS nameserver list. Removing all nameservers also disables MagicDNS.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: set DNS preferences
Enable or disable MagicDNS for the tailnet.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: set DNS search paths
Replace the tailnet’s DNS search domains.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: replace split DNS
Replace all split-DNS domain-to-nameserver mappings; an empty object clears them.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: update split DNS
Partially update split-DNS mappings; null clears one domain.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: set DNS configuration
Replace nameservers, split DNS, search paths, and DNS preferences together.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: preview policy rule matches
Preview which source, destination, and users a proposed policy rule matches without changing the policy.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: validate policy
Validate and test a proposed policy without applying it.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: set access policy
Replace the complete tailnet access policy. Validate it first with validate_policy.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: update user role
Change a tailnet user’s administrative role.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: approve user
Approve a user waiting for tailnet approval.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: suspend user
Suspend a user and their access to the tailnet.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: restore user
Restore a suspended or deleted user when Tailscale permits it.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: delete user
Delete a user from the tailnet.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: keys
List auth keys and trust credentials visible to the connected OAuth client.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: create auth key
Create a pre-authorized or reusable device auth key within the OAuth client’s permitted tags.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: delete key
Revoke an auth key or trust credential visible to the connected client.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: webhooks
List tailnet webhook endpoints and subscriptions.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: create webhook
Create a webhook and choose the Tailscale events it receives.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: update webhook
Replace a webhook’s event subscriptions.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: delete webhook
Delete a tailnet webhook endpoint.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: test webhook
Send a test event to a webhook endpoint.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: rotate webhook secret
Rotate the signing secret for a webhook endpoint.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: settings
Read tailnet feature, logging, and account settings.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: update settings
Partially update tailnet feature, logging, or account settings permitted by the client’s scopes.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: batch update posture attributes
Merge custom posture attributes across multiple devices; null deletes an attribute.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: set device posture attribute
Set one custom posture attribute on a device.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: delete device posture attribute
Delete one custom posture attribute from a device.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: create device invite
Share a device with another user or tailnet.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: create user invite
Invite a user to join the tailnet.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: delete user invite
Revoke an outstanding user invite.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: resend user invite
Resend an outstanding user invitation email.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: delete device invite
Revoke an outstanding device invite.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: resend device invite
Resend an outstanding device invitation email.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: accept device invite
Accept a device invite into the OAuth client’s own tailnet.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: set log streaming
Configure configuration-audit or network-flow log streaming.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: disable log streaming
Disable one tailnet log stream.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: create or get AWS external ID
Create or retrieve the external ID used by Tailscale log streaming to AWS.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: validate AWS log trust
Validate an AWS IAM role trust policy for log streaming.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: update key
Update a key or trust credential visible to the connected OAuth client.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: create posture integration
Create a device-posture integration for the tailnet.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: update posture integration
Partially update a device-posture integration.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: delete posture integration
Delete a device-posture integration.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: update contact
Update a tailnet account, security, or support contact.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: resend contact verification
Resend the verification email for a tailnet contact.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: update Service
Create or replace a Tailscale Service definition.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: delete Service
Delete a Tailscale Service definition.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: approve Service device
Approve or revoke a device as a host for a Tailscale Service.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: create OAuth app
Create an OAuth application in the tailnet.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: update OAuth app
Replace an OAuth application’s configuration.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: delete OAuth app
Delete an OAuth application from the tailnet.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: create organization tailnet
Create an API-only tailnet under an organization; returns its initial OAuth credentials.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: delete tailnet
Permanently delete the OAuth client’s tailnet, including all users, devices, and configuration.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tailscale: raw API request
Call any stable Tailscale API v2 endpoint allowed by the connected client’s scopes, including the long-tail reads and writes.
Bring your own key — connect Tailscale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
GitLab
Projects, files, issues, merge requests, commits, releases, pipelines, and search — public data works out of the box; connect a token (incl. self-managed hosts) for private data, higher limits, and writes. (dev)GitLab: project
Get one project (description, stars, default branch, visibility). Cost: 5 credits per callGitLab: projects
List/search projects (search=, membership=true for your own). Cost: 5 credits per callGitLab: user
A user by username or numeric id. Cost: 5 credits per callGitLab: contents
Read a file from a project repo (decoded text). ref = branch/tag/sha. Cost: 5 credits per callGitLab: tree
List a directory in a project repo (path=, ref=, recursive=). Cost: 5 credits per callGitLab: issues
List issues for a project (state=opened|closed|all, labels). Cost: 5 credits per callGitLab: issue
Get one issue by its per-project iid. Cost: 5 credits per callGitLab: merge requests
List merge requests for a project (state=opened|merged|closed|all). Cost: 5 credits per callGitLab: merge request
Get one merge request by its per-project iid. Cost: 5 credits per callGitLab: commits
List commits for a project (ref_name, since/until, path). Cost: 5 credits per callGitLab: releases
Releases for a project, or one by tag. Cost: 5 credits per callGitLab: pipelines
CI/CD pipelines for a project, or one by pipeline_id (status, ref). Cost: 5 credits per callGitLab: search
Global search (BYOK — GitLab requires a token). scope = projects|issues|merge_requests|users|blobs (code search needs Advanced Search).
Bring your own key — connect GitLab first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
GitLab: user events
A user’s activity feed (the closest thing to a contribution feed; no calendar API exists). Cost: 5 credits per callGitLab: create issue
Open an issue (BYOK). Required: project + title; optional description, labels.
Bring your own key — connect GitLab first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
GitLab: comment
Comment on an issue (BYOK). Required: project + iid + body.
Bring your own key — connect GitLab first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
GitLab: create merge request
Open a merge request (BYOK). Required: project + source_branch + target_branch + title.
Bring your own key — connect GitLab first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
GitLab: raw REST
Escape hatch: call any /api/v4 endpoint on your own token + host (BYOK only).
Bring your own key — connect GitLab first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
GitLab: raw GraphQL
Escape hatch: run any GitLab GraphQL query or mutation on your own token + host (BYOK only).
Bring your own key — connect GitLab first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Notion
Search, read pages as markdown, query databases, and create pages, blocks, and comments — bring your own connected Notion workspace. (productivity)Notion: search
Full-text search across pages and databases. filter=‘page’|‘database’ narrows the object type.
Bring your own key — connect Notion first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Notion: page
Get one page’s properties + metadata by id (use read_page for the body content).
Bring your own key — connect Notion first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Notion: read page
Read a whole page’s content as markdown — recursively crawls the block tree and flattens it (capped for very large pages).
Bring your own key — connect Notion first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Notion: database
Get a database’s schema (title, properties) by id.
Bring your own key — connect Notion first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Notion: query database
Query a database’s rows with filter/sorts. Returns one page of results (paginate via start_cursor).
Bring your own key — connect Notion first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Notion: users
List the workspace’s users (people + bots).
Bring your own key — connect Notion first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Notion: create page
Create a page under a parent page or database. Required: parent + properties; children = block content.
Bring your own key — connect Notion first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Notion: append blocks
Append blocks to a page or block’s children. Required: block_id + a children array.
Bring your own key — connect Notion first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Notion: comment
Add a comment to a page (via parent) or an existing discussion (via discussion_id). Pass body or rich_text.
Bring your own key — connect Notion first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Notion: update a page
Edit a page’s properties, icon or cover — the counterpart to create_page. Only the properties you pass change; the rest and the page’s content blocks are untouched. Property values use Notion’s typed shape.
Bring your own key — connect Notion first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Notion: trash a page
Move a page to the workspace Trash, where a human can still restore it for 30 days. Pass restore true to bring it back. Notion’s API has no permanent delete for pages.
Bring your own key — connect Notion first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Notion: list child blocks
One level of a page or block’s children, raw. read_page is better for reading content; this is how you get the block ids that update_block and delete_block need.
Bring your own key — connect Notion first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Notion: update a block
Rewrite one block in place (id from notion.blocks). The body is keyed by the block’s own type — a paragraph takes {paragraph:{rich_text:[…]}} — and you can’t change a block’s type this way.
Bring your own key — connect Notion first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Notion: delete a block
Move a block and everything nested under it to Trash — the way to remove a paragraph, a heading or a whole section from a page. Restorable by a human for 30 days.
Bring your own key — connect Notion first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Notion: create a database
Create a database under a page. properties is the schema — a map of column name to column type, one of which must be a title.
Bring your own key — connect Notion first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Notion: update a database
Change a database’s title, description or schema. Passing a property as null removes that column and its data from every row.
Bring your own key — connect Notion first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Notion: raw request
Escape hatch: call any Notion API endpoint on your token (host pinned to api.notion.com).
Bring your own key — connect Notion first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo Payments
Your Dodo Payments account: payments, subscriptions, customers, products, refunds, payouts, licenses, and checkout links (bring your own API key). (payments)Dodo: payments
List payments (filter by status, customer_id, etc.).
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: payment
Get one payment by id.
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: subscriptions
List subscriptions (status, customer).
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: subscription
Get one subscription by id.
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: customers
List customers (filter by email, etc.).
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: customer
Get one customer by id.
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: products
List products.
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: refunds
List refunds.
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: disputes
List disputes/chargebacks.
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: payouts
List payouts.
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: licenses
List license keys (validate/activate via the request passthrough).
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: discounts
List discount codes.
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: create refund
Refund a payment. Required: payment_id; optional amount (partial) + reason.
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: cancel subscription
Cancel a subscription by id.
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: create checkout
Create a hosted checkout session / payment link (per Dodo’s checkout-sessions schema).
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: customer portal link
Generate a self-serve billing-portal session link for a customer.
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: validate license
Check whether a license key is valid. Optional license_key_instance_id.
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: activate license
Activate a license key on a device/instance. Required: license_key + name.
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: create customer
Create a customer. Required: email; name + phone_number optional.
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: create product
Create a product (name + price/tax_category per Dodo’s schema).
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: payment line items
Line items for a payment.
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: balance ledger
Balance ledger entries (filter by date range, event type, currency).
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Dodo: raw request
Escape hatch: call any Dodo endpoint on your key (license validate/activate, portal sessions, etc.).
Bring your own key — connect Dodo Payments first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Spaceship
Your Spaceship domains and DNS: list domains, edit DNS records, set nameservers and auto-renew (bring your own API key + secret). (dev)Spaceship: my domains
List the domains in your account (expiry, auto-renew, nameservers).
Bring your own key — connect Spaceship first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Spaceship: domain info
Details for one of your domains (expiry, auto-renew, nameservers, status).
Bring your own key — connect Spaceship first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Spaceship: DNS records
List the DNS records for one of your domains.
Bring your own key — connect Spaceship first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Spaceship: domain availability
Check whether a domain is available to register.
Bring your own key — connect Spaceship first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Spaceship: save DNS records
Add or update DNS records (upsert). Pass items per Spaceship’s record schema.
Bring your own key — connect Spaceship first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Spaceship: delete DNS records
Delete DNS records. Pass the records to remove in items.
Bring your own key — connect Spaceship first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Spaceship: set nameservers
Update a domain’s nameservers (provider preset or custom hosts).
Bring your own key — connect Spaceship first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Spaceship: set auto-renew
Turn auto-renew on or off for a domain.
Bring your own key — connect Spaceship first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Spaceship: raw request
Escape hatch: call any Spaceship endpoint on your key (register, renew, transfer, contacts, async-operations).
Bring your own key — connect Spaceship first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Supabase
Your Supabase org: run SQL on its projects, list projects, read logs (connect with one click; pick the org). (dev)Supabase: my projects
List your Supabase projects (id, ref, name, region, status).
Bring your own key — connect Supabase first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Supabase: edge functions
Edge functions deployed to a project, with slug, status and version.
Bring your own key — connect Supabase first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Supabase: database branches
Preview branches on a project, with their status and parent.
Bring your own key — connect Supabase first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Supabase: project health
Per-service health for a project — database, auth, storage, realtime.
Bring your own key — connect Supabase first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Supabase: auth settings
A project’s auth configuration: providers enabled, token expiry, signup and email rules.
Bring your own key — connect Supabase first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Supabase: project
Details for one project by its ref.
Bring your own key — connect Supabase first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Supabase: organizations
List your Supabase organizations.
Bring your own key — connect Supabase first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Supabase: project logs
Recent project logs (optional sql + iso_timestamp_start/end filters).
Bring your own key — connect Supabase first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Supabase: run SQL
Run SQL on a project. Defaults to read-only; pass read_only:false to allow writes/DDL.
Bring your own key — connect Supabase first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Supabase: project API keys
A project’s API keys, values revealed — the anon and service_role keys an app needs to talk to it. Treat the response as secret; the service_role key bypasses row level security.
Bring your own key — connect Supabase first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Supabase: edge function secrets
The secrets available to a project’s edge functions, with their values. Treat the response as secret.
Bring your own key — connect Supabase first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Supabase: set edge function secrets
Create or overwrite secrets for a project’s edge functions. Names can’t start with SUPABASE_, and an existing name is overwritten silently.
Bring your own key — connect Supabase first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Supabase: delete edge function secrets
Remove secrets by name. Functions relying on them start failing at their next invocation.
Bring your own key — connect Supabase first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Supabase: pause a project
Pause a project: the database stops accepting connections and stops billing compute. Restorable from the dashboard, unlike delete_project.
Bring your own key — connect Supabase first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Supabase: delete a project
Permanently delete a project and its database. Every table, row, storage object and edge function goes with it, and no restore exists. pause_project is the reversible way to stop paying for one.
Bring your own key — connect Supabase first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Supabase: raw request
Escape hatch: call any Supabase Management API endpoint on your connection.
Bring your own key — connect Supabase first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare
Your Cloudflare zones and DNS: list zones, manage DNS records, purge cache (account-owned API token + account id). (dev)Cloudflare: zones
List your zones (domains). Filter by name.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: zone
Details for one zone by id.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: DNS records
List a zone’s DNS records (filter by type/name).
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: zone settings
Every setting on a zone and its current value — SSL mode, minify, HTTP/3, security level and the rest.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: workers.dev subdomain
The account’s workers.dev subdomain, which prefixes every Worker’s default URL.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: Worker cron triggers
The cron schedules attached to a Worker, with when each last ran.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: Pages project
One Pages project in full: build config, domains, environment variables and its latest deployment.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: Pages deployments
Deployment history for a Pages project, with status, trigger and commit.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: D1 database
One D1 database: size, table count, version and region.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: run SQL on D1
Run SQL against a D1 database and get the rows back. A write verb because the same endpoint runs INSERT, UPDATE and DDL — a SELECT is safe, anything else changes your data.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: create R2 bucket
Create an R2 object-storage bucket.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: delete R2 bucket
Delete an R2 bucket. The bucket must already be empty, and the deletion cannot be undone.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: create KV namespace
Create a Workers KV namespace.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: delete KV namespace
Delete a Workers KV namespace and every key in it. Cannot be undone.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: create queue
Create a Queue.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: delete queue
Delete a Queue along with any messages still on it. Cannot be undone.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: create D1 database
Create a D1 SQLite database.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: delete Worker
Delete a Worker script. Its routes stop serving immediately and the deployment cannot be undone.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: D1 databases
D1 SQLite databases in the account, with size and version.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: Vectorize indexes
Vector search indexes in the account, with dimensions and metric.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: queues
Queues in the account, with their producers and consumers.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: Hyperdrive configs
Hyperdrive database connection configs in the account.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: email routing addresses
Verified destination addresses that email routing can forward to.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: rulesets
WAF and transform rulesets at the account level, with their phase and kind.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare Radar: networks (ASNs)
Autonomous systems with their name, country and estimated user base — who actually runs a network.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare Radar: DNS resolver trends
Share of DNS queries served from cache across Cloudflare’s 1.1.1.1 resolver.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare Radar: internet quality
Measured bandwidth, latency and DNS response time percentiles — how fast the internet actually is.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare Radar: certificate authorities
Certificate authorities seen in Certificate Transparency logs, by issuance volume.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare Radar: email spam share
Share of inbound email classified as spam across Cloudflare’s email security network.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare Radar: AI crawler share
Which AI crawlers are actually fetching the web, by share of AI bot traffic across Cloudflare’s network — GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Googlebot, Meta-ExternalAgent and the rest.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare Radar: most visited sites
The most visited sites on the internet, ranked by Cloudflare resolver traffic, with categories. A popularity chart, not a lookup: it cannot tell you anything about one specific site.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare Radar: HTTP traffic mix
Share of internet traffic by HTTP protocol version across Cloudflare’s network.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare Radar: layer 7 attacks
Application-layer attack traffic broken down by HTTP method, across Cloudflare’s network.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare Radar: BGP routing table
Global routing table stats: distinct origins, prefixes and RPKI validity, IPv4 and IPv6.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare Radar: downloadable datasets
The Radar datasets available to download, such as the top-million ranking domains.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: Workers scripts
Every Worker deployed in the account, with when each was created and last modified.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: Pages projects
Pages projects in the account, with their subdomain, build config and latest deployment.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: R2 buckets
R2 object-storage buckets in the account, with creation date and location.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: KV namespaces
Workers KV namespaces in the account.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: tunnels
cloudflared tunnels in the account, with status and connections.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: accounts
List the accounts your token can access.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: create DNS record
Add a DNS record. Required: zone_id, type, name, content; optional ttl, proxied.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: update DNS record
Update a DNS record by zone_id + record_id (fields to change in the body).
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: delete DNS record
Delete a DNS record by zone_id + record_id.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: purge cache
Purge a zone’s cache. Defaults to purge_everything; pass files:[] for selective purge.
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloudflare: raw request
Escape hatch: call any Cloudflare v4 endpoint on your token (Workers, Pages, KV, rulesets, analytics).
Bring your own key — connect Cloudflare first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe
Your Stripe account: customers, payments, subscriptions, invoices, balance, payouts, refunds + checkout/payment links (bring your own restricted key). (payments)Stripe: customers
List customers (filter by email, etc.).
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: customer
Get one customer by id.
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: payment intents
List payment intents.
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: payment intent
Get one payment intent by id.
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: charges
List charges.
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: subscriptions
List subscriptions (filter by customer, status, price).
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: subscription
Get one subscription by id.
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: invoices
List invoices.
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: products
List products.
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: prices
List prices.
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: refunds
List refunds.
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: balance
Your current Stripe balance (available + pending).
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: balance transactions
List balance transactions (the money ledger).
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: payouts
List payouts to your bank.
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: events
List recent account events.
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: disputes
List disputes / chargebacks.
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: create refund
Refund a charge or payment_intent (moves money back). Required: charge OR payment_intent.
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: create customer
Create a customer (email, name, metadata).
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: cancel subscription
Cancel a subscription by id (stops recurring billing).
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: create payment link
Create a shareable payment link. line_items reference existing prices.
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: create checkout session
Create a hosted Checkout session (per Stripe’s checkout schema).
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stripe: raw request
Escape hatch: call any Stripe endpoint on your key (form-encoded). params support nested objects/arrays.
Bring your own key — connect Stripe first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Slack
Your Slack workspace: post and read messages, list channels and users (connect with one click; invite the bot to channels it should act in). (communications)Slack: list channels
List channels (public/private the bot can see).
Bring your own key — connect Slack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Slack: read a thread
Every reply in one thread, given the parent message’s ts. Channel history returns only parent messages, so this is the one that reads the actual conversation.
Bring your own key — connect Slack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Slack: search messages
Search the workspace with Slack’s own query syntax — in:#channel, from:@user, before/after a date. Needs a user token; a bot token cannot search.
Bring your own key — connect Slack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Slack: channel members
User ids in a channel.
Bring your own key — connect Slack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Slack: channels a user is in
Channels the given user (or the token’s own identity) belongs to.
Bring your own key — connect Slack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Slack: list files
Files shared in the workspace, filterable by channel or uploader.
Bring your own key — connect Slack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Slack: add a reaction
React to a message with an emoji.
Bring your own key — connect Slack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Slack: join a channel
Join a public channel. The bot must be a member before it can read history or post, so this is usually the fix for not_in_channel.
Bring your own key — connect Slack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Slack: channel history
Recent messages in a channel (the bot must be a member).
Bring your own key — connect Slack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Slack: channel info
Metadata for one channel.
Bring your own key — connect Slack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Slack: list users
List workspace users.
Bring your own key — connect Slack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Slack: user info
Profile for one user by id.
Bring your own key — connect Slack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Slack: post message
Post a message to a channel (the bot must be a member). text or blocks.
Bring your own key — connect Slack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Slack: update message
Edit a message by channel + ts.
Bring your own key — connect Slack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Slack: delete message
Delete a message by channel + ts.
Bring your own key — connect Slack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Slack: raw request
Escape hatch: call any Slack Web API method on your token. http_method defaults to POST.
Bring your own key — connect Slack first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord
Your Discord servers: search and send messages, manage channels, threads, reactions, and pins across every installed server. (communications)Discord: list servers
List the connected user’s servers and show which are installed/default.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: get server
Get one connected server; omitted guild_id uses the default.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: join server
Add the connected user to a server where the fetchbean bot is installed.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: leave server
Leave a server as the connected user. Server owners must transfer ownership first.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: list channels
List channels in a connected server.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: get channel
Get channel or thread metadata.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: create channel
Create a channel in a connected server.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: update channel
Rename or configure a channel.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: delete channel
Permanently delete a channel.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: list messages
Read up to 100 messages from a channel or thread.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: search messages
Search server messages by content, author, channel, mentions, links, files, or relevance.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: get message
Read one message by channel and message id.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: send message
Send or reply in a channel/thread. Mentions are suppressed unless explicitly allowed.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: edit message
Edit a message sent by the fetchbean bot.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: delete message
Delete a message where the bot has permission.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: add reaction
React to a message with Unicode or name:id custom emoji.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: remove reaction
Remove the bot’s reaction from a message.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: list pins
List pinned messages in a channel.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: pin or unpin message
Set whether a message is pinned.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: list active threads
List active public and private threads visible to the bot.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: create thread or forum post
Create a thread, start one from a message, or create a forum post.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: update thread
Rename, archive, unarchive, or lock a thread.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Discord: join or leave thread
Add or remove the bot from a thread.
Bring your own key — connect Discord first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Sentry
Your Sentry org: list and inspect issues + events, list projects and releases, resolve issues (bring your own auth token). (dev)Sentry: organizations
List the organizations your token can access.
Bring your own key — connect Sentry first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Sentry: teams
Teams in the organization and the projects each owns.
Bring your own key — connect Sentry first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Sentry: members
People in the organization, with role and the teams they belong to.
Bring your own key — connect Sentry first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Sentry: events across the org
Raw error events across every project, filterable with Sentry search syntax. Issues group events; this is the ungrouped stream underneath.
Bring your own key — connect Sentry first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Sentry: projects
List an organization’s projects.
Bring your own key — connect Sentry first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Sentry: issues
List issues. Defaults to is:unresolved; use query (e.g. ‘is:unresolved lastSeen:-24h’), sort, limit, cursor.
Bring your own key — connect Sentry first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Sentry: issue
Get one issue by id.
Bring your own key — connect Sentry first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Sentry: issue events
List the events for an issue.
Bring your own key — connect Sentry first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Sentry: latest event
The latest event (stacktrace, context) for an issue.
Bring your own key — connect Sentry first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Sentry: releases
List an organization’s releases.
Bring your own key — connect Sentry first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Sentry: update issue
Update an issue (status: resolved | unresolved | ignored, assignedTo, priority…).
Bring your own key — connect Sentry first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Sentry: delete issue
Permanently delete an issue and its events. Sentry queues the work, so the call returns before the data is gone. To silence an issue without losing the history, update_issue with status ignored.
Bring your own key — connect Sentry first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Sentry: delete issues in bulk
Delete a list of issues in one call — cleaning up after a noisy deploy. issue_ids is required: Sentry’s id-less form of this endpoint would delete every issue matching the filters.
Bring your own key — connect Sentry first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Sentry: raw request
Escape hatch: call any Sentry API path on your token (under /api/0). Returns next_cursor when paginated.
Bring your own key — connect Sentry first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Trakt
Track movies and TV: read and update your watchlist, watched history, and ratings, and search the catalog (connect your Trakt account). (data)Trakt: current user
Confirm whose Trakt account the connected token acts as.
Bring your own key — connect Trakt first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Trakt: watchlist
Your watchlist, optionally filtered by type (movies, shows, seasons, episodes).
Bring your own key — connect Trakt first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Trakt: watched history
What you’ve watched, newest first. Filter by type and/or a date range (start_at/end_at).
Bring your own key — connect Trakt first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Trakt: ratings
Your ratings (1-10), optionally filtered by type.
Bring your own key — connect Trakt first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Trakt: search
Search by text. type defaults to ‘movie,show’; returns matches with trakt/imdb/tmdb ids to use in the write tools.
Bring your own key — connect Trakt first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Trakt: lists
Your personal lists.
Bring your own key — connect Trakt first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Trakt: trending
Most-watched movies or shows right now. type=‘movies’ (default) or ‘shows’.
Bring your own key — connect Trakt first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Trakt: recommendations
Personalized movie or show recommendations based on your history. type=‘movies’ (default) or ‘shows’.
Bring your own key — connect Trakt first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Trakt: add to watchlist
Add an item to your watchlist. Pass type + an id (imdb_id/tmdb_id/trakt_id/slug), or raw movies/shows/episodes arrays.
Bring your own key — connect Trakt first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Trakt: remove from watchlist
Remove an item from your watchlist (same addressing as add).
Bring your own key — connect Trakt first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Trakt: mark watched
Add an item to your watched history. Optional watched_at (ISO 8601, defaults to now). Same addressing as add-to-watchlist.
Bring your own key — connect Trakt first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Trakt: remove from history
Remove an item from your watched history (same addressing as mark-watched).
Bring your own key — connect Trakt first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Trakt: rate
Rate an item 1-10. Pass type + an id + rating, or raw arrays where each item carries its own rating.
Bring your own key — connect Trakt first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Trakt: remove rating
Remove your rating from an item (same addressing as rate).
Bring your own key — connect Trakt first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Trakt: raw request
Escape hatch: call any Trakt API endpoint on your token (host pinned to api.trakt.tv). Prefer the curated trakt tools when one fits.
Bring your own key — connect Trakt first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
TMDB
The Movie Database: search movies and TV, fetch rich details, images, trending, and recommendations, and resolve IMDb ids to TMDB records. (movies)TMDB: search
Search movies, TV, and people. type=‘movie’|‘tv’|‘person’ narrows it (default searches all). Returns TMDB ids + poster_path. Cost: 5 credits per callTMDB: movie details
Full movie detail by TMDB id: overview, runtime, genres, plus credits, videos, images, external_ids (imdb_id), and watch providers. Cost: 5 credits per callTMDB: TV details
Full TV-show detail by TMDB id: overview, seasons, genres, plus credits, videos, images, external_ids, and watch providers. Cost: 5 credits per callTMDB: trending
Trending titles. media_type=‘all’(default)|‘movie’|‘tv’|‘person’, time_window=‘day’|‘week’(default). Cost: 5 credits per callTMDB: find by external id
Map an external id to TMDB records. Defaults to IMDb (external_source=‘imdb_id’), pass an imdb_id like tt0133093. Bridges trakt to TMDB. Cost: 5 credits per callTMDB: discover
Browse movies or TV by filters (with_genres, primary_release_year, sort_by, vote_average.gte, …). type=‘movie’(default)|‘tv’. Cost: 5 credits per callTMDB: recommendations
Recommended (or similar=true) titles for a movie/TV id. type=‘movie’(default)|‘tv’. Cost: 5 credits per callTMDB: raw request
Escape hatch: call any TMDB v3 endpoint (host pinned to api.themoviedb.org). Prefer the curated tmdb tools. Cost: 5 credits per callPVR INOX
India’s largest cinema chain: what’s playing and coming soon, showtimes near you, seat availability and ticket prices across 116 cities. (movies)PVR: cities
The 116 Indian cities PVR INOX operates in, with coordinates and cinema counts. Filter by name/state (query) or region (NORTH/SOUTH/EAST/WEST). Cost: 10 credits per callPVR: cinemas
Cinemas in a city with distance and show counts.film keeps only cinemas showing that title. Distance is measured from lat/lng — pass your own, because a city’s stored coordinates are not always its centre (Bengaluru’s sit ~20 km out). full=true adds every film playing at each cinema, which is most of the response.
Cost: 10 credits per call
PVR: movies
Films in a city — status=‘now_showing’ (default), ‘coming_soon’ for the release calendar (dates, cast, director, synopsis, trailer), or ‘all’. Filter by query, language, genre, or experience (imax, 4dx, luxe). The city’s premium formats come back inexp; full=true adds its cinemas and the long-form format list, ~1.4MB that pvr.cinemas serves better.
Cost: 10 credits per call
PVR: showtimes
Showtimes across a city or near a point, one block per cinema. date is YYYY-MM-DD (today if omitted; other dates cost one upstream call per cinema, so narrow them withfilm). Filter by film, language, experience (imax/4dx/luxe), time window (after/before, ‘18:00’ or ‘6:00 PM’), available_only (drops Sold Out and already-started Lapsed shows), accessible_only. A whole city is covered by default; pass lat/lng or cinema_id to stay local. Each show carries an encrypted token for pvr.seats and pvrcinemas.com/seatlayout/<token>. full=true re-attaches each cinema’s whole film list, which is ~85% of the bytes and already answered by the showtimes themselves.
Cost: 15 credits per call
PVR: cinema schedule
One cinema’s schedule plusdays, the dates open for booking — the way to tell whether a booking window has opened. Omit date for today’s shows and the whole window in one call; a date not yet on sale answers status 500 with output null.
Cost: 10 credits per call
PVR: seats and prices
Seat map and ticket prices for one show, from theencrypted token pvr.showtimes returns. priceList gives each class’s price, convenience fee and GST; in the rows, s=1 is free and s=2 is taken.
Cost: 10 credits per call
Conductor
Conductor cloud workspaces: run Claude Code, Codex or Cursor on a repo, send prompts, read transcripts, and manage the workspaces they run in. (dev)Conductor: whoami
The Conductor account the connected key belongs to: user id, email, organization, and how it authenticated.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: projects
Repositories you can create workspaces in. Start here — creating a workspace needs a projectId. Paginated with limit/offset.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: project
One project by id, with its name and git remote.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: project workspaces
Workspaces belonging to one project. Paginated with limit/offset.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: workspace
One workspace: name, project, creator, last activity, and a deepLink that opens it in the Conductor app.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: workspace status
Lifecycle state of a workspace: initializing, ready, sleeping, archived, deleted or updating, plus the current step and any error. Poll this after creating one.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: workspace sessions
The agent chat sessions inside a workspace. Paginated with limit/offset.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: session
One session: its agent, requested and resolved model, effort, fast mode, and whether it is archived.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: session status
Whether the agent is idle, working or errored, with the last error. This is how you tell a turn has finished.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: session transcript
Messages in a session. Passafter with the last message id you saw to poll for only what is new, rather than re-reading the transcript.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: message
A single message by id, with its type, content and position in the session.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: search transcripts
Run one read-only SELECT over your organization’s agent transcripts. Only the viewsession_transcripts_view is readable — columns include session_id, workspace_id, transcript, session_title, agent_type and model. Use it to find which past session touched something.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: create workspace
Start a cloud workspace on a repo and open its first session, optionally queueing a first prompt. Pass either projectId or repositoryUrl. agent: claude | codex | cursor | acp; models — claude: fable-5, opus-5-1m, opus-4-8-1m, opus-4-8, opus-4-7-1m, opus-4-7, opus-4-6-1m, sonnet-5-1m, sonnet-4-6-1m, sonnet-4-6, haiku-4-5; codex: gpt-5.5, gpt-5.4, gpt-5.6-sol, gpt-5.6-terra, gpt-5.6-luna, gpt-5.3-codex-spark, gpt-5.3-codex, gpt-5.2-codex; cursor: auto, composer-2.5, grok-4.6, grok-4.5; effort — claude: low|medium|high|xhigh|max; codex: none|low|medium|high|xhigh|max|ultra (max needs a gpt-5.6 model, ultra needs sol or terra). Defaults to high. Returns workspaceId, sessionId and a deepLink. Not idempotent: a retried call creates a second workspace.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: rename workspace
Rename a workspace.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: archive workspace
Archive a workspace once its work is done. Reversible with conductor.unarchive_workspace.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: unarchive workspace
Bring an archived workspace back to ready.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: sleep workspace
Put a workspace to sleep to stop its machine, keeping the files. It wakes on next use.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: create session
Open another agent chat in an existing workspace — a second agent on the same files. agent: claude | codex | cursor | acp; models — claude: fable-5, opus-5-1m, opus-4-8-1m, opus-4-8, opus-4-7-1m, opus-4-7, opus-4-6-1m, sonnet-5-1m, sonnet-4-6-1m, sonnet-4-6, haiku-4-5; codex: gpt-5.5, gpt-5.4, gpt-5.6-sol, gpt-5.6-terra, gpt-5.6-luna, gpt-5.3-codex-spark, gpt-5.3-codex, gpt-5.2-codex; cursor: auto, composer-2.5, grok-4.6, grok-4.5; effort — claude: low|medium|high|xhigh|max; codex: none|low|medium|high|xhigh|max|ultra (max needs a gpt-5.6 model, ultra needs sol or terra). Defaults to high.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: rename session
Rename a session.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: archive session
Archive a session. Any messages still queued for it are cancelled, and the count comes back in the response.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: send prompt
Send a prompt to the agent in a session. Answers state ‘sent’, or ‘queued’ when the agent is mid-turn. Pass your own messageId to make a retry idempotent.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conductor: cancel turn
Stop the agent’s current turn and drop anything queued behind it. The work already written to the workspace stays.
Bring your own key — connect Conductor first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
crt.name
Subdomains for any domain, indexed from Certificate Transparency logs. (dev)Subdomains for a domain
Every subdomain on file for an apex domain, from Certificate Transparency, each with the date it was first seen.apex must be the registrable domain (example.com, not sub.example.com). Returns total alongside the page; limit defaults to 500, max 5000. This is a history of names that were ever certificated, so some no longer resolve, and anything never issued a certificate of its own is absent.
Cost: 10 credits per call
Clerk
your clerk instance: users, organizations, sessions, invitations (bring your own secret key). (dev)Clerk: users
List users (filter by query, email_address, user_id, order_by).
Bring your own key — connect Clerk first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Clerk: user
Get one user by id.
Bring your own key — connect Clerk first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Clerk: organizations
List organizations (filter by query, order_by).
Bring your own key — connect Clerk first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Clerk: organization
Get one organization by id or slug.
Bring your own key — connect Clerk first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Clerk: organization memberships
List the memberships of an organization.
Bring your own key — connect Clerk first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Clerk: sessions
List sessions (filter by user_id, client_id, status).
Bring your own key — connect Clerk first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Clerk: session
Get one session by id.
Bring your own key — connect Clerk first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Clerk: create user
Create a user (email_address[], password, first_name, username, …).
Bring your own key — connect Clerk first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Clerk: update user
Update a user by id (first_name, username, public_metadata, …).
Bring your own key — connect Clerk first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Clerk: ban user
Ban a user by id (also revokes their sessions).
Bring your own key — connect Clerk first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Clerk: delete user
Delete a user by id (permanent).
Bring your own key — connect Clerk first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Clerk: revoke session
Revoke a session by id (signs the user out of it).
Bring your own key — connect Clerk first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Clerk: raw request
Escape hatch: call any Clerk Backend API endpoint on your key (JSON). path required, method default GET.
Bring your own key — connect Clerk first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Buffer
schedule and manage social posts across your connected channels — list channels, create/edit/schedule posts, read analytics (bring your own buffer api key) (social)Buffer: account
The Buffer account your key authenticates as, and its organizations (with organizationId).
Bring your own key — connect Buffer first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Buffer: channels
List connected channels (social profiles) for an organization; gives the channel_id posts need.
Bring your own key — connect Buffer first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Buffer: posts
List posts for an organization (Relay-paginated); filter by channel_ids or status.
Bring your own key — connect Buffer first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Buffer: post metrics
Aggregate post analytics over a time window (ISO start/end), optionally per channel.
Bring your own key — connect Buffer first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Buffer: create post
Schedule a post to a channel (needs a channel_id; list channels first). mode: addToQueue/shareNext/shareNow/customScheduled.
Bring your own key — connect Buffer first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Buffer: update post
Edit an existing post by its id (get it from buffer.posts).
Bring your own key — connect Buffer first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Buffer: delete post
Delete a post by its id.
Bring your own key — connect Buffer first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Buffer: raw GraphQL
Escape hatch: run any Buffer GraphQL query or mutation on your own key. Prefer the curated buffer tools when one fits.
Bring your own key — connect Buffer first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bluesky
read and post to your bluesky account: home timeline, profile, notifications, post search; create/delete posts, like, repost, follow (bring your own app password) (social)Bluesky: profile
A profile with follower/following/post counts: the connected account by default, or any actor (handle or did).
Bring your own key — connect Bluesky first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bluesky: timeline
The connected account’s home timeline (the following feed), paginated with a cursor.
Bring your own key — connect Bluesky first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bluesky: author feed
Posts authored by an actor (the connected account by default). filter e.g. posts_no_replies, posts_with_media.
Bring your own key — connect Bluesky first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bluesky: notifications
The connected account’s notifications (likes, reposts, replies, follows, mentions, quotes).
Bring your own key — connect Bluesky first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bluesky: search posts
Full-text search across public posts. sort: top | latest. Scope with author (handle or did).
Bring your own key — connect Bluesky first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bluesky: post
Post to the connected account. Reply by passing reply_to {uri,cid}. Bare URLs aren’t auto-linked, pass facets to make them clickable.
Bring your own key — connect Bluesky first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bluesky: delete post
Delete one of your own posts by its at:// uri (from author_feed) or its rkey.
Bring your own key — connect Bluesky first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bluesky: like
Like a post by its uri + cid (both come from a timeline/search result).
Bring your own key — connect Bluesky first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bluesky: repost
Repost a post by its uri + cid.
Bring your own key — connect Bluesky first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bluesky: follow
Follow an actor by handle or did.
Bring your own key — connect Bluesky first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bluesky: raw XRPC
Escape hatch: call any XRPC method on the connected account’s PDS. Prefer the curated bluesky tools when one fits.
Bring your own key — connect Bluesky first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render
Your Render infrastructure: services, deploys, logs, metrics, workspaces, and deploy controls (bring your own API key). (dev)Render: current user
Get the Render user associated with the connected API key.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: workspaces
List workspaces the connected API key can access.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: workspace
Retrieve one workspace by id.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: services
List services, databases, workers, cron jobs, and static sites. Filter by ownerId, name, type, region, etc.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: service
Retrieve one Render service by id.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: deploys
List deploys for a service, with optional status and date filters.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: deploy
Retrieve one deploy for a service.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: events
List recent events for a service.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: custom domains
List custom domains for a web service or static site.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: logs
Query service, Postgres, and key value logs using Render’s log filters.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: metrics
Fetch one Render metric series such as cpu, memory, http-requests, or bandwidth.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: trigger deploy
Trigger a deploy for a service. Supports clearCache, commitId, imageUrl, and deployMode.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: cancel deploy
Cancel an in-progress deploy for a service.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: rollback
Trigger a rollback to a previous deploy. Auto-deploy can still redeploy newer changes later.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: restart service
Restart a Render service.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: purge cache
Purge a web service cache if caching is enabled.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: suspend service
Take a service offline without deleting it — it stops serving and stops billing compute. Reversible with resume_service.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: resume service
Bring a suspended service back online.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: scale service
Set a fixed instance count. Render ignores this while autoscaling is on, and scaling costs money per instance.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: delete service
Permanently delete a service with its deploy history, env vars and secret files. No undo. To stop it without losing it, suspend_service instead.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: remove a custom domain
Detach a custom domain from a service — traffic to it stops resolving. Pass the domain id or the name itself.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: environment variables
A service’s own env vars, values included in plaintext — treat the response as secret. Vars from a linked environment group are not listed here.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: set an environment variable
Add or overwrite one env var on a service. Overwrites silently, and the service picks it up on its next deploy. Pass generateValue ‘yes’ to have Render generate the value instead.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: delete an environment variable
Remove one env var from a service. The running instance keeps it until the next deploy.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: secret files
A service’s secret files with their contents — treat the response as secret.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: write a secret file
Add or overwrite one secret file on a service. Overwrites silently; the service sees it on its next deploy.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: delete a secret file
Remove one secret file from a service.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Render: raw request
Escape hatch: call any Render REST API path on your API key, including secret-bearing and destructive endpoints.
Bring your own key — connect Render first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cal.com
Your cal.com scheduling: event types, availability, and bookings (create, list, cancel). (productivity)Account
The connected cal.com account (id, email, username, timezone).
Bring your own key — connect Cal.com first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Event types
Your cal.com event types (id, title, slug, length). The eventTypeId here is what you book against.
Bring your own key — connect Cal.com first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bookings
List your bookings (filter by status or attendeeEmail; paginate with take/skip).
Bring your own key — connect Cal.com first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Available slots
Open time slots for an event type between start and end (dates). Book one with create_booking.
Bring your own key — connect Cal.com first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Create booking
Book a meeting: pass start (ISO 8601 UTC), eventTypeId (or username + eventTypeSlug), and attendee {name, email, timeZone}.
Bring your own key — connect Cal.com first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cancel booking
Cancel a booking by its uid (from bookings), with an optional cancellationReason.
Bring your own key — connect Cal.com first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Canny
Your Canny feedback boards and ideas: read posts, votes, insights and linked deals, file and triage requests, and publish changelog entries. (customer-support)Boards
Your Canny boards (id, name, post count). The boardID here is what you filter and post against.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Posts
Feedback posts: search, filter by board/status/tag, sort by score, trending, newest or statusChanged. Statuses: open, under review, planned, in progress, complete, closed.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Post
One post in full by its id: details, status, score, author, tags.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Comments
Comments, filtered by post, board, author or company. Paginate with the returned cursor.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Votes
Who voted on a post — the account behind demand, useful for follow-ups when it ships. Filter by post, board, company or user.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Users
Users in your Canny workspace. Use this to find the id to post or change status as. Paginate with the returned cursor.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
User
One user by their Canny id (from canny.users).
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tags
Tags on a board — pass their ids to posts as tagIDs to filter.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Categories
Categories on a board. The categoryID here is what create_post and change_category take.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Status changes
Roadmap activity: every status move, newest first, with who changed it and to what.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Ideas
Ideas: the deduped layer above posts, each with its group, owner, status and parent. Search, or narrow with a filtering object ({filters:[{resource:‘ideaDefaultField’,condition,value:{fieldID,value}}],filtersOperator}). Needs Canny Ideas.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Idea
One idea in full, by its id or the urlName from its Canny link.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Insights
The evidence behind an idea: each piece of captured feedback with its author, company and priority. Pass ideaID to read one idea’s case.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Opportunities
Salesforce/HubSpot deals linked to Canny ideas and posts, with value, stage and won/closed — the revenue riding on a request.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Groups
Groups organize ideas into a nested hierarchy (product areas, ownership). Their ids filter canny.ideas.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Companies
Companies in your workspace with member count and monthly spend — the accounts behind votes and insights. Search by name or filter to a segment.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Changelog entries
Your Canny changelog entries (new, improved, fixed), published or draft.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Create post
File a feature request or bug on a board. authorID is the user it’s filed as (from canny.users), or the admin user id set on the connection.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Edit a post
Rewrite a post’s title or details. Only the fields you pass change.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tag a post
Add a tag to a post (tagID from canny.tags). Filter by these with tagIDs on canny.posts.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Untag a post
Take a tag off a post. The tag itself and the post both survive.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Move a post to another board
Reassign a post to a different board (e.g. filed as a bug, actually a feature request).
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Recategorize a post
Move a post into a different category on its board (categoryID from canny.categories).
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Create or update a user
Upsert a Canny user by email or your own userID, then use the id it returns as the author of a post or comment.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Change post status
Move a post through the roadmap (open, under review, planned, in progress, complete, closed). Voters are only emailed when shouldNotifyVoters is true.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Comment on a post
Reply on a post. Set internal true to keep it visible to your team only.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Write a changelog entry
Announce what shipped (type: new, improved, fixed). Saves as a draft unless published is true; notify emails subscribers. Link the posts it closes with postIDs.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Merge two posts
Fold a duplicate post into the one you’re keeping — its votes and comments move across. Permanent: the merged post can’t be split back out. mergerID is who it’s merged as, or the connection’s admin user id.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Merge two ideas
Deduplicate the ideas layer: fold one idea into another. Permanent, same as merging posts.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a post
Permanently delete a post and its comments and votes. There is no undo and no trash. To retire a post without losing the feedback, change its status to closed instead.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete an idea
Permanently delete an idea. No undo. Merging into another idea keeps the evidence; this doesn’t.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a comment
Permanently delete one comment (id from canny.comments). No undo.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Remove a vote
Take one user’s vote off a post, dropping its score. Succeeds even if the vote was already gone. Cast it again with votes/create via canny.request.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a category
Delete a board category. Canny refuses while it still has sub-categories. Posts in it survive, uncategorized.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a company
Permanently delete a company record, taking its spend off the votes attributed to it. Its users survive. No undo.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a user
The widest delete here: Canny also deletes every comment and vote the user made, strips them as author from posts that have other activity, and deletes outright any post that has none. No undo.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Raw Canny call
Escape hatch: POST any Canny endpoint on your own key (path relative, e.g. companies/list). Prefer the curated canny tools when one fits.
Bring your own key — connect Canny first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
ElevenLabs
Turn text into speech in any voice, generate sound effects, and transcribe audio with Scribe. (ai)Speak text
Turn text into speech in any of ElevenLabs’ voices (voice_id from elevenlabs.voices; defaults to Rachel). Returns the audio as base64 plus an audio_url that serves the same bytes from fetchbean, so you can hand off a link instead of megabytes.
Bring your own key — connect ElevenLabs first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Generate a sound effect
Describe a sound and get it as audio — footsteps on gravel, a UI chime. Leave duration_seconds off to let the model pick. Returns the audio as base64 plus an audio_url that serves the same bytes from fetchbean, so you can hand off a link instead of megabytes.
Bring your own key — connect ElevenLabs first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Transcribe audio
Transcribe speech from a URL with Scribe, with word timings. ElevenLabs fetches the URL itself, so the file must be reachable without auth. Set diarize true to label who spoke.
Bring your own key — connect ElevenLabs first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Voices
The voices on your account, including any you cloned. The voice_id here is what speak takes.
Bring your own key — connect ElevenLabs first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Models
Available models with the languages each supports and whether it can do text to speech.
Bring your own key — connect ElevenLabs first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Quota
Your plan and character quota: how much you have used this period and when it resets. Check before a long batch.
Bring your own key — connect ElevenLabs first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Raw ElevenLabs call
Escape hatch for the rest of the API — dubbing, voice cloning, history — on your own key. JSON only: an endpoint that answers with audio needs a curated tool.
Bring your own key — connect ElevenLabs first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Sarvam AI
Speech, translation and chat across 20+ Indian languages: speak text, transcribe calls, translate and transliterate. (ai)Speak Indian-language text
Text to speech across Indian languages (bn-IN, en-IN, gu-IN, hi-IN, kn-IN, ml-IN, mr-IN, od-IN, pa-IN, ta-IN, te-IN (translate also takes as, brx, doi, kok, ks, mai, mni, ne, sa, sat, sd, ur)), code-mixed text included. bulbul:v3 caps at 2500 characters. Sarvam answers with base64 in ‘audios’; that is passed through untouched, with an audio_urls copy served from fetchbean.
Bring your own key — connect Sarvam AI first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Transcribe Indian-language audio
Transcribe speech with Saaras, tuned for Indian languages and code-mixed speech. Give a URL under 25MB; fetchbean fetches it and uploads the bytes, since Sarvam takes only a file.
Bring your own key — connect Sarvam AI first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Translate
Translate between Indian languages and English (bn-IN, en-IN, gu-IN, hi-IN, kn-IN, ml-IN, mr-IN, od-IN, pa-IN, ta-IN, te-IN (translate also takes as, brx, doi, kok, ks, mai, mni, ne, sa, sat, sd, ur)). source_language_code defaults to auto. mode picks the register: formal, modern-colloquial, classic-colloquial or code-mixed.
Bring your own key — connect Sarvam AI first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Transliterate
Convert text between scripts without translating it — Hindi in Latin letters into Devanagari, or the reverse. Meaning and words stay; only the script changes.
Bring your own key — connect Sarvam AI first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Detect language and script
Identify which Indian language a piece of text is in, and which script it is written in.
Bring your own key — connect Sarvam AI first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Chat completion
Sarvam’s own models (sarvam-m by default) over an OpenAI-shaped chat API, built for Indian languages. messages is the usual role/content list.
Bring your own key — connect Sarvam AI first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Raw Sarvam call
Escape hatch: POST any Sarvam JSON endpoint on your own key — the batch speech jobs, dubbing, pronunciation dictionaries. Multipart uploads need a curated tool.
Bring your own key — connect Sarvam AI first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Chatwoot
Your Chatwoot support inbox: read conversations and contacts, reply, resolve, assign and label, and pull response-time reports. Cloud or self-hosted. (customer-support)Conversations
Your support inbox: conversations filtered by status (open, resolved, pending, snoozed), inbox, team, labels or assignee_type (me, unassigned, all). Paginate with page.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conversation
One conversation with its contact, assignee, labels and status.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Filter conversations
Advanced search: an array of {attribute_key, filter_operator, values, query_operator} clauses, for anything the plain conversations filters can’t express.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Inbox counts
How many conversations are mine, unassigned and all — the queue depth, without pulling the list.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Messages
The message thread of a conversation. Page back with before, forward with after (a message id).
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Contacts
People who have talked to you. Sort by name, email, phone_number or last_activity_at.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Search contacts
Find a contact by name, email, phone number or your own identifier.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Contact
One contact with their attributes and the inboxes they’ve reached you on.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
A contact’s conversations
Everything one person has ever written in — their full support history.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Inboxes
Your channels (website, email, WhatsApp…) and their ids, for filtering and replies.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Agents
Teammates on the account — their ids are what assign takes.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Teams
Teams you can route a conversation to.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Labels
Labels defined on the account — pass their titles when labelling a conversation.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Canned responses
Your saved replies — reuse the team’s approved wording instead of improvising.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Custom attribute definitions
The custom fields on contacts (attribute_model: contact_attribute) or conversations (conversation_attribute).
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Audit logs
Who changed what on the account (enterprise installs).
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Report
A metric over time (conversations_count, incoming_messages_count, avg_first_response_time, resolutions_count…). since/until are unix timestamps as strings. Scope with type (account, agent, inbox, label, team) + id.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Report summary
Volume, first-response time, resolution time and resolution count for a window, in one call.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Reply to a conversation
Send a message to the customer. Set private true to leave an internal note only your team sees.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Change conversation status
Move a conversation through the queue (open, resolved, pending, snoozed). Snoozing takes snoozed_until, a unix timestamp.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Set conversation priority
urgent, high, medium, low, or none to clear it.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Assign a conversation
Hand a conversation to an agent (assignee_id, from chatwoot.agents) or a team (team_id).
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Label a conversation
Set the labels on a conversation. This replaces the existing set, so send the full list.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Start a conversation
Open a new conversation in an inbox on a contact’s behalf. source_id is the contact_inbox source id (see chatwoot.contact).
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Create a contact
Add someone to the account before starting a conversation with them.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Update a contact
Correct or enrich a contact. Only the fields you pass change.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Label a contact
Set the labels on a contact. Replaces the existing set, so send the full list.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a contact
Permanently delete a person and their conversation history. No undo.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a message
Remove one message from a conversation — the usual fix for a reply sent by mistake. The thread survives.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a label
Delete a label account-wide, stripping it from every conversation and contact carrying it. To unlabel one conversation instead, re-post its label list without that label.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a canned response
Retire a saved reply. Replies already sent are untouched.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a team
Delete a team. Its members keep their accounts; conversations assigned to it become unassigned.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Remove an agent
Remove an agent from the account, revoking their access. Needs an administrator token.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a custom attribute
Delete a custom attribute definition and the values stored under it across contacts and conversations.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Raw Chatwoot call
Escape hatch: any account-scoped Chatwoot endpoint on your own token (path relative to the account, e.g. conversations/1/custom_attributes). Prefer the curated chatwoot tools when one fits.
Bring your own key — connect Chatwoot first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Intercom
Your Intercom workspace: search conversations and contacts, reply, close, snooze and assign, tag and note, file tickets, and search the help center. (customer-support)Conversations
Your Intercom inbox, newest first. Paginate with per_page + the starting_after cursor.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Conversation
One conversation with its full part-by-part thread. Bodies come back as plaintext unless you ask otherwise.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Search conversations
Find conversations by state, assignee, tag, channel or time. query is Intercom’s search shape: {field, operator, value} or {operator: ‘AND’, value: […]}. Paginate with per_page + the starting_after cursor.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Contacts
Users and leads in the workspace. Paginate with per_page + starting_after.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Contact
One contact with their attributes, tags, companies and segments.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Search contacts
Find people by email, external_id, custom attribute, tag or last-seen time. query is Intercom’s search shape: {field, operator, value} or {operator: ‘AND’, value: […]}. Paginate with per_page + the starting_after cursor.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Contact notes
Internal notes your team has left on a person.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Contact segments
Which segments a person falls into.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Companies
Accounts in the workspace, filtered by name, your own company_id, tag or segment.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Company
One company with its plan, size, custom attributes and user count.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Company contacts
Everyone attached to a company — who to talk to at an account.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Teammates
Admins on the workspace — their ids are what assign and reply act as.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Teams
Teams a conversation can be routed to.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tags
Tags defined in the workspace — pass a tag_id when tagging.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Segments
Saved audience segments and their counts.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Data attributes
The fields available on contacts, companies or conversations (model: contact, company, conversation) — the vocabulary search queries use.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Help center articles
Your published and draft help center articles.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Article
One help center article with its body and state.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Search articles
Full-text search over the help center — find the article to send a customer before writing a reply.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Search tickets
Find tickets by state, type, assignee or attribute. query is Intercom’s search shape: {field, operator, value} or {operator: ‘AND’, value: […]}. Paginate with per_page + the starting_after cursor.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Ticket
One ticket with its parts, state and attributes.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Ticket types
The ticket types configured in the workspace and their attributes — needed to file one.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Contact events
What a person actually did in your product, newest first. Identify them by user_id, intercom_user_id or email.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Whoami
The admin and workspace this connection acts as.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Reply to a conversation
Send a customer-visible reply as your teammate. Use intercom.note for something only the team sees.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Add an internal note
Leave a note on a conversation. The customer never sees it. Accepts some HTML.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Close a conversation
Mark a conversation closed, optionally leaving a parting message.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Reopen a conversation
Put a closed or snoozed conversation back in the open queue.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Snooze a conversation
Hide a conversation until snoozed_until (a unix timestamp), then reopen it automatically.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Assign a conversation
Route a conversation to a teammate (assignee_id from intercom.admins) or a team (set type to team). assignee_id 0 unassigns.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tag a conversation
Attach an existing tag (tag_id from intercom.tags) to a conversation.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tag a contact
Attach an existing tag to a person.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Note on a contact
Record context about a person that follows them across conversations.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Create a contact
Add a user or lead (role: user or lead). Identify them by email or your own external_id.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Update a contact
Correct or enrich a person. Only the fields you pass change.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
File a ticket
Open a ticket for a customer. ticket_type_id comes from intercom.ticket_types; contacts is [{id}] or [{email}].
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Untag a conversation
Take a tag off a conversation. The tag itself survives.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Untag a contact
Take a tag off a person. The tag itself survives.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Archive a contact
Take a person out of the active list without destroying them — the reversible alternative to delete_contact. Undo with unarchive_contact.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Unarchive a contact
Put an archived person back in the active list.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Merge two contacts
Fold a lead (from) into a user (into). Permanent: the source contact stops resolving by id, disappears from list and search, and only the target survives — update any stored ids.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Merge two conversations
Fold a duplicate thread into the one you’re keeping: the source is closed and linked to the target, which survives. conversation_id is the one merged away.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Detach a contact from a company
Unlink a person from a company. Both records survive; only the association goes.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a contact
Permanently delete a person. No undo — archive_contact is the reversible version.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a conversation
Permanently delete a conversation and its parts. No undo. To take a thread out of the inbox without losing it, close it instead.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a company
Permanently delete a company record. Its contacts survive, detached. No undo.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a ticket
Permanently delete a ticket. No undo.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a tag
Delete a tag workspace-wide, stripping it from every conversation, contact and ticket carrying it.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a help center article
Permanently delete an article. No undo — unpublishing it via the API’s article update is the soft option.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Raw Intercom call
Escape hatch: any Intercom endpoint on your own token, pinned to API version 2.16 (path absolute, e.g. /news/news_items). Prefer the curated intercom tools when one fits.
Bring your own key — connect Intercom first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain
Your Plain support inbox: read threads and customers, reply, resolve, assign, label, and write internal notes. Plus the B2B side — tenants, companies, and the tiers and SLAs that say what response a customer is owed (bring your own key). (customer-support)Plain: workspace
The Plain workspace your key is scoped to, and the permissions it holds.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: customers
List the customers in your workspace.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: customer
Get one customer by Plain id, email address, or your own external id.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: search customers
Partial-match search across customer name, email, short name, and external id.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: upsert customer
Create a customer, or update the one matching the email, external id, or Plain id you pass. Tells you which of CREATED, UPDATED, or NOOP happened.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: threads
List the support threads in your Plain inbox, filtered by status, assignment, priority, customer, or label.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: thread
One thread in full: status, priority, assignee, labels, tier, and message timestamps.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: search threads
Free-text search across your support threads (at least 2 characters).
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: thread timeline
Read the conversation on a thread: emails, chats, notes, and status changes, oldest first. Each entry carries Plain’s own plain-text rendering, so it drops straight into a prompt.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: reply to a thread
Send a reply to the customer on whichever channel they used (email, chat, Slack). This reaches the customer, unlike a note.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: set thread status
Move a thread to TODO, DONE, or SNOOZED. A snoozed thread wakes up after duration_seconds (default an hour) or when the customer replies; a done thread reopens on new activity.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: assign a thread
Assign a thread to a teammate or machine user. Pass neither id to clear the assignment.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: change thread priority
Set a thread’s priority: 0 urgent, 1 high, 2 normal, 3 low.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: label types
The labels your workspace defines — the label_type_ids you need to label a thread.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: label a thread
Add one or more labels to a thread (ids from plain.label_types). Labels already on it are skipped.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: unlabel a thread
Remove labels from a thread. Takes the label id off the thread (see plain.thread), not the label type id, and they must all be from the same thread.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: write a note
Add an internal note your team can see and the customer cannot. With a thread_id it pins to that thread; without one it follows the customer across all of theirs.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: edit a note
Rewrite a note’s body. Plain marks it as edited.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: delete a note
Remove an internal note. Plain soft-deletes it, so it stays on the record as removed.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: tenants
List your tenants — the accounts, teams, or workspaces your customers belong to. Each carries its support tier, so this is how you tell which account a thread is really about.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: search tenants
Find a tenant by name (partial match) or by the external id you gave it (exact). At least 2 characters.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: upsert tenant
Create a tenant, or update the one matching the external id from your own backend. Tells you which of CREATED, UPDATED, or NOOP happened.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: set a customer’s tenants
Replace the full set of tenants a customer belongs to. Use this when syncing account membership from your own database.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: companies
List the companies in your workspace, with their tier, contract value, and account owner. Plain creates these automatically from customer email domains.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: search companies
Find a company by name or domain (partial match, at least 2 characters).
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: upsert company
Create or update a company by domain. contract_value is in cents. Tells you which of CREATED or UPDATED happened.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: tiers and SLAs
Your support tiers with the SLAs attached to each: first-response and next-response targets in minutes, which priorities they apply to, and whether they run 24/7 or only in business hours. This is how you know what response a customer is actually owed.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: set a tier
Move one company or tenant into a support tier, which is what applies that tier’s SLAs to their threads. Omit the tier to take them out of the one they are in.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: snippets
Your team’s saved reply snippets, with their text and markdown. Read these before drafting a reply so an answer matches the wording your team already agreed on.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: open a thread
Start a support thread on a customer — a contact-form submission, or proactive support off the back of an error. The thread opens empty; use plain.send_email or plain.reply_to_thread to put the first message on it.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: send an email
Email a customer from your support address. Without a thread_id Plain opens a new thread for it, which is how you reach out first rather than answering. To answer an existing thread use plain.reply_to_thread.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Plain: raw GraphQL
Escape hatch: run any Plain GraphQL query or mutation on your own key, for anything the curated tools do not cover (tasks, discussions, help center, webhook targets, events). The schema is at core-api.uk.plain.com/graphql/v1/schema.graphql. Prefer a curated plain tool when one fits.
Bring your own key — connect Plain first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
NASA
NASA and JPL open data on one key: the astronomy picture of the day, asteroids and comets passing close to Earth, impact risk and recorded fireballs, live wildfires and storms seen from orbit, solar flares and geomagnetic storms, full-disc Earth photos, and the public image and video archive. (data)NASA: astronomy picture of the day
The Astronomy Picture of the Day with its explanation: today by default, a specific date, a date range, or a number of random days. Videos come back as links, and thumbs asks for a still. Cost: 5 credits per callNASA: near-earth asteroids
Asteroids making a close approach to Earth in a date window (7 days max), each with its miss distance, relative velocity, estimated diameter, and whether NASA flags it as potentially hazardous. Cost: 5 credits per callNASA: one asteroid
The full record for a single asteroid by its JPL SPK-ID, including orbital data and every logged close approach. Cost: 5 credits per callNASA: space weather
Space weather events from NASA’s DONKI database: FLR solar flares, GST geomagnetic storms, CME coronal mass ejections, SEP solar energetic particles, HSS high-speed streams, and more. Defaults to the plain-language NOTIFICATIONS feed. Cost: 5 credits per callNASA: full-disc Earth images
Whole-Earth photographs from the EPIC camera aboard DSCOVR, a million miles out. Returns the most recent set, or a given date, with a ready image_url on each frame plus the sub-satellite lat/lon it was centred on. Cost: 5 credits per callNASA: natural events on Earth
Natural events NASA is currently tracking from orbit — wildfires, severe storms, volcanoes, floods, icebergs — each with coordinates, a magnitude where one applies, and its source links. Categories: wildfires, severeStorms, volcanoes, floods, earthquakes, drought, dustHaze, landslides, manmade, seaLakeIce, snow, tempExtremes, waterColor. Cost: 5 credits per callNASA: search images and video
Search NASA’s public media library across images, video and audio. Each hit comes back flattened, with its title, description, centre, date and a preview_url. media_type narrows to image, video, or audio. Cost: 5 credits per callNASA: fireballs
Bright meteors that hit the atmosphere, logged by US government sensors: date, radiated energy, estimated impact energy in kilotons, altitude, velocity, and where over the Earth it happened. req_loc drops the ones with no location. Needs no key. Cost: 5 credits per callNASA: close approaches
Asteroids and comets passing near Earth, from JPL. Unlike nasa.asteroids this takes any date range, reaches decades ahead or back, covers comets, and filters on distance (dist_max accepts au or a form like ‘10LD’ for lunar distances). Needs no key. Cost: 5 credits per callNASA: impact risk (Sentry)
JPL’s Sentry list: objects with a non-zero chance of hitting Earth, with impact probability, Palermo and Torino scale ratings, and estimated diameter. Pass des for one object and you get its table of possible impact dates instead. Needs no key. Cost: 5 credits per callNASA: small-body record
The full JPL record for one asteroid or comet by name, designation or SPK-ID: orbit class and elements, and optionally physical parameters (phys_par), every logged close approach (ca_data), and discovery circumstances. A name matching several objects comes back naming the candidates. Needs no key. Cost: 5 credits per callNASA: raw request
Escape hatch: any api.nasa.gov path with the key applied, for what the curated tools do not reach — browsing the whole asteroid catalogue, or a DONKI feed by hand. Note two api.nasa.gov services are not usable here: /planetary/earth/* has been answering 503, and /techtransfer/* returns an HTML page rather than JSON. Prefer a curated nasa tool when one fits. Cost: 5 credits per callFrankfurter
Exchange rates for 201 currencies, blended from 84 central banks and reaching back to 1948. Convert an amount, read a single day, or pull a time series. No account needed. (data)Exchange rates
Exchange rates for 201 currencies: today’s by default, a specific day with date, or a series with from/to. Rates are blended from 84 central banks and reach back to 1948, and every day is covered including weekends. A range must name its quotes; use group week or month to downsample a long span. Cost: 5 credits per callConvert currency
Convert an amount from one currency to another, at today’s rate or a past date’s. Returns the converted result alongside the rate used and the date it applies to. Cost: 5 credits per callSupported currencies
Every currency code available, with the providers covering each. include_legacy folds in currencies no longer in circulation, such as the pre-euro national ones. Cost: 5 credits per callRate sources
The 84 central banks and official sources behind the rates, each with the currencies it covers, its rate type, publishing cadence, and how far its history goes. Cost: 5 credits per callSEC EDGAR
US public company filings and financials, straight from the SEC: resolve a ticker to a company, list its 10-Ks and 8-Ks with links to the documents, pull a reported figure across every period, or search the full text of filings. No account needed. (data)SEC: company profile
Look up a US-listed company by ticker, CIK, or name: its CIK, every ticker and exchange it trades on, industry (SIC) code, EIN, fiscal year end, website, and business address. A name matching several companies comes back naming them. Cost: 5 credits per callSEC: company filings
A company’s filings, newest first, each with a direct link to the filed document. Narrow with form (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, 4, S-1) and since. Covers roughly the last 1000 filings; the response says when older ones exist beyond that. Cost: 5 credits per callSEC: search filing text
Search the full text of filed documents, not just their titles. Quote a phrase to match it exactly. Each hit names the company and form and links straight to the document. Narrow by form type and date range. Cost: 5 credits per callSEC: financial metric over time
One reported financial figure for one company, every period it appears, straight from XBRL — so revenue or net income comes with the filing and form it came from. Common tags: Revenues, NetIncomeLoss, Assets, Liabilities, StockholdersEquity, CashAndCashEquivalentsAtCarryingValue. Cost: 5 credits per callSEC: one metric across all companies
The same figure for every company that reported it in a period, which is how you rank or compare. Period is CY2024 or CY2024Q1 for a duration measure like Revenues, and CY2024Q1I for an instant one like Assets. Cost: 5 credits per callCrossref
Scholarly literature metadata: search ~160M papers by title, author or topic, or resolve a DOI to its authors, journal, date and citation count. No account needed. (data)Crossref: search papers
Search ~160M scholarly works by title, author, or topic, each with its DOI, authors, journal, year and citation count. Sort by is-referenced-by-count for the most cited. Matching is bibliographic rather than semantic, so a title works better than a plain-English question. Cost: 5 credits per callCrossref: paper by DOI
Resolve a DOI to its full record: title, authors, journal, publication date, publisher, licence and how many works cite it. Accepts a bare DOI or a doi.org link. Cost: 5 credits per callUSGS
Earthquakes from the USGS catalog: recent activity, historic events, or everything within a radius of a point, with magnitude, depth and felt reports. No account needed. (data)USGS: earthquakes
Earthquakes from the USGS catalog with magnitude, depth, coordinates, felt reports and tsunami flag, timestamps already in ISO rather than epoch milliseconds. Defaults to the last 30 days; narrow by magnitude, by date, or to a radius around a point. Says how many matched in total, not just what came back. Cost: 5 credits per callNHTSA
US vehicle data from the safety regulator: decode any VIN, look up makes and models, and check a car’s recalls, government crash-test ratings and owner-filed complaints. No account needed. (data)NHTSA: decode a VIN
Everything a VIN encodes, from the manufacturer’s own filing: make, model, year, trim, body class, engine size and cylinders, horsepower, transmission, airbag positions, assembly plant and GVWR class. Says whether the check digit validated, so a plausible-looking bad VIN is distinguishable from a clean decode. Inapplicable fields are dropped rather than returned as ‘Not Applicable’. Cost: 5 credits per callNHTSA: vehicle makes
Every make registered with NHTSA — 12,000-odd, counting one-off custom builders — or just those building one type of vehicle (car, truck, motorcycle, bus, trailer). NHTSA offers no search on this table, socontains filters the answer here.
Cost: 5 credits per call
NHTSA: models for a make
The models a manufacturer sold, for one model year or across every year on file. The reference list the other vehicle tools expect a model name from. Cost: 5 credits per callNHTSA: safety recalls
Open safety recalls on a vehicle, with the campaign number, the component at fault, what goes wrong and what the remedy is. Carries NHTSA’s two urgency flags — park it, park it outside — and whether the fix is over-the-air. Dates are converted from NHTSA’s day-first format to ISO. Cost: 5 credits per callNHTSA: crash-test ratings
NCAP star ratings from the government’s own crash tests: overall, frontal, side barrier, side pole and rollover, plus rollover probability and whether stability control, forward-collision warning and lane-departure warning are standard. Includes links to the crash-test photos and video. Omitmodel to see which models NHTSA rated that year; NHTSA rates body styles, so ‘civic’ returns the sedan, hatchback and Si separately.
Cost: 5 credits per call
NHTSA: owner complaints
Defect complaints owners filed with NHTSA about a vehicle, with the affected component, the owner’s account, and whether the incident involved a crash, a fire, injuries or deaths. Says how many exist in total, not just how many came back. Cost: 5 credits per callfueleconomy.gov
Official EPA mileage, annual fuel cost and CO2 figures for every vehicle sold in the US since 1984, per engine and transmission. No account needed. (data)EPA: rated years, makes and models
What fueleconomy.gov actually rates, one level at a time: every model year with no arguments, the makes sold in a year withyear, and that make’s models with both. The spellings the mileage lookup expects.
Cost: 5 credits per call
EPA: mileage and running cost
Official EPA figures for every engine and transmission combination of one vehicle: city, highway and combined MPG, estimated annual fuel cost, CO2 grams per mile, the EPA fuel-economy and greenhouse-gas scores, emissions standard and electric range. Covers everything sold in the US since 1984. Cost: 5 credits per callAAA Fuel Prices
US retail fuel prices from AAA’s daily survey: national, state and metro averages by grade, with yesterday, last week, last month and last year alongside. No account needed. (data)AAA: gas prices now
Average US pump prices per gallon by grade — regular, mid-grade, premium, diesel and E85 nationally — for today, yesterday, a week ago, a month ago and a year ago, so a change is visible without a second call. Pass a two-letter state code for that state plus each of its metro areas. Cost: 5 credits per callAAA: gas prices by state
Today’s average price for every US state and DC in one call, per grade — the table to rank, compare or find the cheapest and most expensive states from. Cost: 5 credits per callFreddie Mac
The weekly US mortgage rate survey: 30-year and 15-year fixed averages, this week or back to 1971. No account needed. (data)US mortgage rates
The weekly average US mortgage rate from Freddie Mac’s Primary Mortgage Market Survey — the 30-year and 15-year fixed figures quoted in the news. Returns this week’s rate on its own, or the whole weekly series between two dates: the 30-year runs back to April 1971, so a rate today can be put against any point in fifty years. Cost: 5 credits per callRealtor.com Research
The monthly US housing market: median list price, inventory, days on market and price cuts for the country, any state, metro, county or ZIP code. No account needed. (data)US housing market by area
The monthly state of the US housing market from Realtor.com’s open research data, for the whole country, a state, a metro, a county or a ZIP code: median listing price, price per square foot, active and new listing counts, median days on market, how many listings cut or raised their price, and pending sales — each with its month-over-month and year-over-year change. Sort by any column to rank the hottest or cheapest markets. Covers roughly 28,000 ZIP codes. Cost: 5 credits per callIndia Post
Indian PIN codes both ways: a code to its post offices, district and state, or a locality name to its codes. No account needed. (data)India: look up a PIN code
Every post office served by an Indian PIN code, with district, state, postal circle and division, and whether each one delivers or is non-delivery. One PIN usually covers several post offices, so this is what turns a six-digit code into a place you can name and validate an address against. Cost: 5 credits per callIndia: find a PIN code by name
The PIN codes for a named post office, locality or neighbourhood in India, with its district, state and postal hierarchy. The other direction from a PIN lookup: for when an address has a place name and needs the code. Cost: 5 credits per callIFSC
Indian bank branches by IFSC code: bank, branch, address, MICR and SWIFT, and whether the branch supports NEFT, RTGS, IMPS and UPI. No account needed. (data)India: look up a bank branch by IFSC
The bank, branch, address, city, district and state behind an Indian IFSC code, plus its MICR and SWIFT codes — and, the part that decides whether a payment goes through, which rails the branch is live on: NEFT, RTGS, IMPS and UPI. Validates the code’s format before asking, so a typo comes back named rather than as a bare not-found. Cost: 5 credits per callOpen Food Facts
Packaged goods by barcode or name: ingredients, allergens, nutrition per 100g, and the Nutri-Score, NOVA processing and Eco-Score ratings. Covers food plus the sibling cosmetics, pet food and general-product databases. Community-maintained, no account needed. (data)Open Food Facts: product by barcode
Look up a packaged product by its barcode: name, brand, ingredients, allergens, and nutrition per 100g, plus the three headline scores, Nutri-Score A to E for nutrition, NOVA 1 to 4 for how processed it is, and Eco-Score for environmental impact. Four databases sit behind this: ‘database’ defaults to food and also takes beauty (cosmetics), petfood and product (everything else). A barcode in the wrong one comes back naming the right one. Cost: 5 credits per callOpen Food Facts: search products
Search packaged foods by name, brand, or category, each hit carrying the same nutrition and score fields as a barcode lookup. Food only: the beauty, petfood and product databases have no search index, so reach those by barcode. Cost: 5 credits per callOpen Prices
Grocery prices collected by the Open Food Facts community from photographed shelf tags and receipts: amount, currency, date and the shop it was seen in, searchable by barcode or by radius around a point. No account needed. (data)Open Prices: what a product costs
Prices people have photographed off the shelf: the amount, the currency, the date and the named shop. Filter by barcode, by category tag, by a lat/lon and radius to see what a thing costs near a place, or by date to watch it move. Coverage is partial and leans European, about 135,000 of Open Food Facts’ 4.5 million products carry any price at all, so a barcode with no prices is the common case rather than an error. Cost: 5 credits per callOpen Prices: shops with prices on file
The shops behind the prices, each with its address, coordinates and how many prices and products it has on file. Names come from OpenStreetMap in the local language, so ‘country’ matches Deutschland rather than Germany. Cost: 5 credits per callNomads.com
Where to live and work remotely: cost of living, rent, coworking, internet speed, live weather and air quality, and safety, healthcare, walkability and nightlife scores for about 1,370 cities, plus the meetups happening in them. No account needed. (data)Nomads.com: find a city to live and work remotely
Rank about 1,370 cities on what it costs to live there for a nomad, expat, local or family, rent and coworking, internet speed, the weather and air quality right now, and scores out of 5 for safety, cleanliness, fun, nightlife, walkability, healthcare, English, and how LGBT- and female-friendly it is, plus whether it has a remote work visa. Filter by region, country, budget, minimum internet, minimum safety and a temperature range. Ordered best first, so no filters gives the live top ranking. Cost: 5 credits per callNomads.com: one city in detail
The same curated set of costs, scores and live weather for a single city, by the slug a search returns, for example lisbon-portugal. Cost: 5 credits per callNomads.com: upcoming nomad meetups
Where and when nomads are meeting in person over the next days: venue, local time and how many people are going. Filter by city slug or country. Attendance is a headcount only, never who is going or who organises. Cost: 5 credits per callNomads.com: the ranked city list with coordinates
All 1,374 cities in rank order, each with latitude and longitude, nomad and life scores, cost of living, internet speed, temperature, air quality, population and photos. This is the list behind the map, so it carries coordinates and rank that a search hit does not, and fewer of the detailed scores. Narrow it with region or country, since the whole list is 1.5MB. Cost: 5 credits per callNomads.com: your own trip history
Your past and upcoming stays on Nomads.com: city, country and dates. Reads your own account only, using the username and personal key you connected.
Bring your own key — connect Nomads.com first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Nomads.com: add a trip to your history
Record a stay on your own Nomads.com profile: a start and end date plus the city, given either as a city_slug from a search or as latitude and longitude, which are snapped to the nearest Nomads.com city within 80km. Writes to your account.
Bring your own key — connect Nomads.com first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Hacker News
Search Hacker News stories and comments by topic, points or date, and read a thread’s full comment tree. No account needed. (social)Hacker News: search
Search Hacker News stories and comments, with points, comment count and a link to the discussion. Narrow by type (story, comment, show_hn, ask_hn, front_page), by min_points, or since a date. sort date gives newest first instead of most relevant. Cost: 5 credits per callHacker News: item with comments
One story or comment by id, with its full nested comment tree — the way to read what a thread actually said. Cost: 5 credits per callarXiv
arXiv preprints in physics, maths, CS, biology and economics: search by title, author, abstract or category, fetch a paper by id, or read a paper’s full text. No account needed. (data)arXiv: search preprints
Search arXiv preprints across physics, maths, CS, biology and economics. A plain phrase searches everything; prefix it to narrow — ti: title, au: author, abs: abstract, cat: category (cs.LG, hep-th). Each result carries its abstract, authors, categories and a direct PDF link. sort date gives newest first. Cost: 5 credits per callarXiv: paper by id
Fetch a preprint by its arXiv id (1706.03762, or 1706.03762v5 for a specific version), with abstract, authors, categories, DOI, journal reference and PDF link. Accepts several ids separated by commas, or a full arxiv.org URL. Cost: 5 credits per callarXiv: full paper text
Read a preprint’s actual text rather than its abstract — introduction, method, results and all — by id or arxiv.org URL. A typical paper comes back around 38,000 characters against 1,100 for the abstract. A paper arXiv has not rendered falls back to the abstract and says so insource. max_chars caps the response.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Open-Meteo
Weather by place name or coordinates: forecast, recorded weather back to 1940, air quality, river discharge, waves, elevation, and place-to-coordinates lookup. No account needed. (weather)Weather forecast
Weather for a place by name or coordinates: current conditions and a daily forecast up to 16 days, with conditions written out rather than left as a WMO code. Times are local to the place. Override the variables with current, daily or hourly if you want something specific. Cost: 5 credits per callHistorical weather
Recorded weather for a past date range, anywhere, back to 1940. Answers what the weather actually was on a day, or how a month compares to the same month in other years. Cost: 5 credits per callAir quality
Air quality for a place: PM2.5, PM10, ozone, carbon monoxide, and both the US and European AQI, which use different scales and will not agree. Current plus a short forecast. Cost: 5 credits per callRiver discharge and flood risk
Daily river discharge from the GloFAS global flood model, up to 210 days ahead. Discharge rising far above its usual range is the flood signal; the number alone means little without that comparison. Cost: 5 credits per callMarine and wave forecast
Wave height, dominant direction and period for a coastal or offshore point. Only covers water — an inland point returns nothing useful. Cost: 5 credits per callPlace to coordinates
Turn a place name into coordinates, with country, region, timezone, elevation and population — the last of which is the usual way to tell which of several same-named places was meant. The other tools here accept a place name directly, so this is for when you want the coordinates themselves. Cost: 5 credits per callElevation
Ground elevation in metres at a place or point, from a 90m digital elevation model. Cost: 5 credits per callSTAC
Find satellite imagery of anywhere on Earth: search Microsoft Planetary Computer, AWS Earth Search and USGS LandsatLook by place, date and cloud cover, and get direct links to the scenes. No account needed. (data)Find satellite imagery
Satellite scenes covering a place or bounding box, with the date, cloud cover and direct links to the imagery. Give a place name and it searches a box around it, or pass an explicit bbox. max_cloud matters more than it looks: over somewhere monsoonal, most scenes are unusable, so filtering can legitimately return nothing. Collection ids differ per catalogue — see stac.collections. Cost: 5 credits per callWhat imagery a catalogue holds
The collections available in a catalogue — Microsoft Planetary Computer carries well over a hundred, USGS LandsatLook the Landsat archive, AWS Earth Search open Sentinel and Landsat. Ask here before searching, because a collection id from one catalogue returns nothing on another rather than erroring. Cost: 5 credits per callOne satellite scene
A single scene by its id, with every asset link. On Planetary Computer the links are signed for you, since unsigned ones are refused; those signatures expire about an hour after they are issued. Cost: 5 credits per callOCHA HAPI
UN humanitarian data on one set of boundaries: displacement, refugees, people in need, appeal funding, conflict events, food insecurity and market prices, down to district level. No account needed. (humanitarian)People displaced inside a country
Internally displaced people by country and district, from IOM’s displacement tracking. Answers at the national total unless you name an admin1 or admin2, and returns the most recent reporting rounds first — the raw dataset is unordered, so an unsorted read hands back whichever decade it happens to start on. Distinct from humdata.refugees, which counts people who crossed a border. Cost: 5 credits per callRefugees and people of concern
Refugee and asylum-seeker counts from UNHCR, as flows: ‘origin’ is the country people fled, ‘asylum’ is where they are now. Give either to see one side of the movement, or both for a single corridor. At least one is required, because the unfiltered dataset is every corridor on earth. Cost: 5 credits per callHow many people need aid
People in need, targeted and reached, broken down by sector — health, protection, food security, shelter and the rest — from the humanitarian needs overviews. Filter by sector to answer ‘how many need clean water in Yemen’ rather than the headline figure. Cost: 5 credits per callHumanitarian appeal funding
What a humanitarian appeal asked for, what it actually received, and the percentage covered, from OCHA’s financial tracking. Appeals run back to the 1990s and are returned newest first, so the current one leads. Cost: 5 credits per callConflict events and fatalities
Monthly counts of conflict events and fatalities by district, from ACLED. event_type separates battles from violence against civilians and remote explosives. Answers at admin1 by default, since a conflict is reported where it happened rather than as a national figure. Cost: 5 credits per callWhich organisations work where
Which aid organisations are operating in which districts and sectors — the 3W, who does what where. There is no national row: an organisation is present in places, so this answers at admin1 and below. Cost: 5 credits per callFood insecurity by IPC phase
How many people sit in each IPC phase, 1 (minimal) through 5 (famine), with the share of the population that is. Defaults to the current assessment; pass ipc_type ‘projected’ for the forward look. Phase 3 and above is the number usually quoted as ‘in crisis’. Cost: 5 credits per callStaple food prices in local markets
What staples actually cost in monitored markets, from WFP’s price monitoring, with a flag for whether a price is unusually high. Useful as an early signal: market prices move before an IPC classification does. Cost: 5 credits per callBaseline population by district
Population by country, province and district, split by gender and age band, from the common operational datasets. This is the denominator the other tools imply: it turns ‘2 million affected’ into a share of the people who live there. Cost: 5 credits per callCountry crisis risk ranking
INFORM risk scores and global rank per country, split into hazard exposure, vulnerability and lack of coping capacity. Omit country and pass top_n to rank the most at-risk countries rather than looking one up. Cost: 5 credits per callCountries covered, and which have an active response
Every country in the dataset with its ISO3 code, flagged for whether it has a humanitarian response plan and whether it is in the global humanitarian overview. Pass has_hrp to list the countries with an active response rather than all 250. Cost: 5 credits per callUN Statistics
The UN’s own numbers: merchandise trade between any two countries by commodity, population from 1950 to 2100, and the Sustainable Development Goal indicators. No account needed. (statistics)What a country trades, and with whom
Merchandise trade from UN Comtrade: what one country exported or imported in a year, in US dollars, by partner and commodity. Leave partner out for the world total, or name one for a single corridor. flow is X for exports, M for imports. Commodity is an HS code — find it with un.commodities. One year per call, because the open endpoint allows one period per request, and it is rate limited to about a request a second. Cost: 5 credits per callHS commodity codes by name
Look up the Harmonised System code for a product, which is what un.trade filters on. Codes nest by length: 09 is coffee, tea and spices, 0901 is coffee, 090111 is green coffee beans, so a shorter code is the broader category. Broadest matches are returned first. Cost: 5 credits per callThe Sustainable Development Goals and targets
All 17 goals with the 169 targets under them, or one goal with its own. This is the map: it tells you which goal a question belongs to before you go looking for the series that measures it. Cost: 5 credits per callFind an SDG series to ask about
Search the 700-odd statistical series behind the SDG indicators by keyword or goal, and get the series code un.sdg_data needs. Search here first: an indicator like 1.1.1 is a concept, while a series like SI_POV_DAY1 is the thing with numbers attached. Cost: 5 credits per callSDG indicator values for a country
The actual numbers for one series, newest year first, with the source behind each. Omit country for every country reporting it. Most series are broken down by sex, age or urban and rural, so one year can carry several rows and the dimensions on each row are what separate them. Cost: 5 credits per callPopulation, past and projected
World Population Prospects: a country’s population by year, from 1950 to 2100, and eighty-odd other demographic indicators — fertility, life expectancy, median age, migration — via un.population_indicators. Answers the median projection for both sexes, which is the number normally meant; the alternatives are scenarios, and variant names one (high-fertility, zero-migration, constant-mortality). Anything past the present year is a projection, not a measurement. Cost: 5 credits per callWhat the population database measures
The demographic indicators available to un.population, with the code each needs. Search for what you are after — ‘fertility’, ‘life expectancy’, ‘migration’ — since the names are precise and the right one is rarely the first guess. Cost: 5 credits per callDigitalOcean
Your DigitalOcean infrastructure: droplets, App Platform, managed databases, Kubernetes, DNS, storage, networking and billing, with power and deploy controls (bring your own token). (dev)DigitalOcean account
Who the token belongs to: email, team, verification status, and the droplet and volume limits on the account. The quickest check that a connection is live and which team it reaches.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Account balance
Current month-to-date usage, account balance and the last invoice amount. Month-to-date is what has accrued since the last bill, not a forecast of the next one.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Billing history
Past invoices with their amounts and periods. Pair with digitalocean.balance for what is accruing now.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
List droplets
Every droplet on the account with its status, size, region, IP addresses and tags. Filter by tag_name to scope to one fleet. Pages are 20 by default and cap at 200.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
One droplet
Full detail for a single droplet: status, networking, the image and size it runs, attached volumes and its current features.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Power, reboot, resize or snapshot a droplet
Runs one action against a droplet: power_on, power_off, reboot, shutdown, power_cycle, snapshot, resize, rebuild, restore, rename, enable_backups, disable_backups, enable_ipv6, change_kernel or password_reset. This returns an action that is still in progress, not a finished one — the reboot has been accepted, not completed — so check digitalocean.action with the returned id to see whether it actually succeeded. shutdown asks the OS politely and can be refused; power_off is the plug, and can corrupt what was mid-write. resize needs the droplet powered off first.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Create a droplet
Spins up a new droplet, which starts billing immediately. Needs a region and size slug and an image — see digitalocean.regions, digitalocean.sizes and digitalocean.images. Pass ssh_keys with your key ids, because a droplet created without them mails a root password instead. Returns before the droplet is ready; it comes back with status ‘new’ and becomes ‘active’ a minute or so later.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Destroy a droplet
Permanently destroys one droplet and the local disk with it. There is no undo and no recycle bin: anything not on an attached volume or in a snapshot is gone. Answers 204 with an empty body on success. Backups and snapshots survive and keep billing separately.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Destroy every droplet with a tag
Destroys ALL droplets carrying the given tag, however many that is, in one call. This is the fleet-wide delete and it is deliberately separate from deleting one droplet. DigitalOcean answers 204 with no body, so nothing comes back saying how many were destroyed or which — list them with digitalocean.droplets on the same tag first, because afterwards there is no record to check against.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Did that action finish?
The status of one asynchronous action: in-progress, completed or errored, with when it started and finished. Droplet actions, resizes and snapshots all return immediately and finish later, so this is how you learn a reboot or resize actually worked rather than assuming it from the accepted request.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
List App Platform apps
Every app on the account with its live URL, region, current deployment and the spec it runs.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
One app
Full detail for an app: its spec, components, active deployment, domains and region.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
An app’s deployments
Deployment history for an app, newest first, with the phase each reached and what caused it. The phase is where a failed deploy explains itself: BUILD, DEPLOY, ACTIVE, ERROR or SUPERSEDED.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Deploy an app
Triggers a new deployment of an app’s current spec. force_build skips the build cache and rebuilds from scratch, which is what you want when a deploy succeeded but shipped stale code. Returns the deployment in its first phase, not a finished rollout.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Restart an app
Restarts a running app without rebuilding it. Name components to restart only some of them; leave it out for all. Use this over a redeploy when the code is fine and the process is not.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
App logs
Logs for an app: RUN for the running process (the default), BUILD for what happened while building, DEPLOY for the rollout. Returns time-limited URLs to the log content rather than the text itself, so fetch them promptly. BUILD is where a failed deployment usually says why.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete an app
Permanently deletes an App Platform app and takes its live URL down with it. Databases the app provisioned as part of its spec go too; separately created managed databases do not.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Managed database clusters
Every managed database cluster: engine, version, size, region, node count and status. DigitalOcean’s engines are PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Kafka, Valkey and OpenSearch — Valkey is what it offers instead of Redis.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
One database cluster
Full detail for a cluster, including its connection details. The connection object carries the password in plaintext, which is the point of the endpoint and worth knowing before you log the response.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Kubernetes clusters
DOKS clusters with their version, region, node pools and status.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
One Kubernetes cluster
Full detail for a DOKS cluster: node pools, versions, maintenance window and endpoint.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
DNS zones on the account
The zones whose DNS DigitalOcean hosts for you. This is hosted DNS only: it says nothing about who a domain is registered with, and nothing about whether a name is available to buy.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
DNS records for a domain
The DNS records in a zone, filterable by type (A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, SRV, CAA) or by record_name. Names come back relative to the zone, so the apex is ’@’ rather than the domain itself.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Add a DNS record
Adds one record to a zone. name is relative to the domain — ’@’ for the apex, ‘www’ for a subdomain, never the full hostname. CNAME and MX data must be fully qualified and end with a dot. ttl is in seconds and defaults to 1800.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Change a DNS record
Updates fields on an existing record — usually data or ttl. Only what you pass changes; the rest is left alone.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a DNS record
Removes one record from a zone, permanently. Deleting the wrong A or MX record takes a site or its mail off the internet as soon as caches expire, so read it with digitalocean.domain_records first.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Block storage volumes
Volumes with their size, region and which droplet each is attached to. A volume outlives the droplet it was attached to, and keeps billing.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Snapshots
Droplet and volume snapshots with their sizes and regions. resource_type narrows to ‘droplet’ or ‘volume’. Snapshots bill by the gigabyte until deleted.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Images
Available images: distributions, one-click applications, and your own snapshots and backups. Pass type ‘distribution’ or ‘application’, or private true for only your own. The slug (e.g. ubuntu-24-04-x64) is what create_droplet wants.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cloud firewalls
Firewalls with their inbound and outbound rules and what they are applied to. Rules list allowed traffic; anything unlisted is denied.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Load balancers
Load balancers with their forwarding rules, health checks, status and the droplets behind them.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Reserved IPs
Reserved (formerly floating) IPs and which droplet each points at. An unassigned reserved IP still bills.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Projects
Projects, which group resources for organisation and billing purposes. Every account has a default project.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tags
Tags on the account with a count of what carries each. Tags are how droplets are addressed as a fleet.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
SSH keys
SSH keys on the account with their fingerprints and ids. Those ids are what create_droplet needs to make a droplet you can log into.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Regions
Datacentre regions with their slugs, the sizes each offers and whether each is currently available. Not every size exists in every region.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Droplet sizes
Droplet plans with their slug, memory, vCPUs, disk, transfer allowance and hourly and monthly price, plus the regions each is available in.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
DigitalOcean: raw request
Escape hatch: any DigitalOcean v2 path on your token, including the parts not modelled here — uptime checks, container registries, VPCs, CDN endpoints, Spaces keys, monitoring and the GradientAI platform — and including destructive ones.
Bring your own key — connect DigitalOcean first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Monkeytype
The typing test: leaderboards, global speed distributions and any public profile with no account at all, plus your own results, bests, streak and rank with an ApeKey. (data)Monkeytype’s global totals
Site-wide counters: tests started, tests completed and total seconds spent typing across everyone who has ever used it. Started and completed differ a lot, because an abandoned test still counts as started. Cost: 5 credits per callHow fast everyone actually types
The distribution of results in 10 wpm buckets, so you can see where a speed sits against the field. Defaults to english time 60, the standard test. The counts are results, not people — a fast typist appears once per test they finished. Cost: 5 credits per callAll-time leaderboard
The top typists for one test. A board only exists per language, mode and length — english time 60 is the default and the one most people mean — so there is no overall ranking to ask for. limit has a floor of 10. Cost: 5 credits per callToday’s leaderboard
The best results of the current day for one test, which resets daily and is a far more reachable board than all-time. days_before 1 gets yesterday’s final standings. Cost: 5 credits per callWeekly XP leaderboard
Who earned the most XP this week. This one rewards volume rather than speed, so it ranks the people who typed the most, not the fastest. Cost: 5 credits per callAnyone’s public profile
A public profile by username: personal bests across every test type, total tests, time typing, streak and when they joined. No credential needed — this works for any user, not just you. Cost: 5 credits per callYour typing totals
Your own completed and started tests and total time typing. Needs an ApeKey from your Monkeytype account settings.
Bring your own key — connect Monkeytype first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Your streak
Your current and longest daily streak, and when it was last extended.
Bring your own key — connect Monkeytype first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Your personal bests
Your best results for a mode. Pass mode ‘time’ or ‘words’; leave mode2 out for every length in that mode, or set it (15, 60, 25, 50) for one.
Bring your own key — connect Monkeytype first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Your recent test results
Your own tests, newest first, with wpm, raw wpm, accuracy, consistency and the test settings for each. on_or_after takes a millisecond epoch timestamp to window it. This is the one to use for tracking progress over time rather than a single best.
Bring your own key — connect Monkeytype first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Your last test
The single most recent test you finished, in full.
Bring your own key — connect Monkeytype first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Where you rank
Your position on one leaderboard, with the total number of entries so the rank means something. Ranks are per test, so your english time 60 standing says nothing about words 50.
Bring your own key — connect Monkeytype first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Microsoft Clarity
Your Clarity project’s dashboard metrics: traffic, engagement, scroll depth and the frustration signals — rage clicks, dead clicks, quickbacks — for the last three days (bring your own token). (analytics)Clarity dashboard metrics
Your Clarity project’s numbers for the last 1 to 3 days: traffic, engagement time, scroll depth, popular pages, and the frustration signals Clarity is actually useful for — rage clicks, dead clicks, excessive scroll, quickbacks and script errors. Break them down by up to three of Browser, Device, Country/Region, OS, Source, Medium, Campaign, Channel or URL. Two hard limits worth planning around: only ten requests per project per day, and no history beyond three days — this API cannot answer what happened last week. It returns aggregates only; session recordings and heatmaps are not available through it.
Bring your own key — connect Microsoft Clarity first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
OpenAI
Generate and edit images with gpt-image-2.5, on your own key or ours. (ai)Generate an image
Generate an image from a text prompt with gpt-image-2.5, which renders text inside images far better than diffusion models do. Flare (default) is the fast everyday model; sunburst is slower and more precise. Quality runs low to max, size is any WIDTHxHEIGHT up to 4K, and background: transparent gives a cutout. Returns base64 rather than a URL, because OpenAI offers no URL option: higher quality and larger sizes mean a multi-megabyte response, so leave quality at low unless detail matters. To change an image you already have, use /images/edits. Runs on your own OpenAI key if you connect one, otherwise on fetchbean’s. Cost: 5 to 8539 creditsEdit an image, or compose one from references
Change an image you already have, or make a new one from up to 16 reference images, with gpt-image-2.5: ‘swap the sign to CLOSED’, ‘put this product on a marble counter’, ‘the same character in a rainy street’. Inputs are URLs, data: URIs or base64. A mask limits the edit to its transparent pixels. Sunburst is OpenAI’s pick when edit precision matters; flare (default) is faster. Returns base64 like /images/generations, and the input images add to the price on fetchbean’s key. Runs on your own OpenAI key if you connect one, otherwise on fetchbean’s. Cost: 5 to 8539 creditsGemini
Generate and edit images with Google’s Gemini image models — the same call does both, so you can hand it a photo and say what to change (bring your own key). (ai)Generate or edit an image with Gemini
Make an image from a prompt, or edit one you already have by passing it alongside the prompt — the same call does both, so ‘put this product on a marble counter’ is one request with the product photo attached. Input images are base64 or a data: URI, not URLs. Defaults to gemini-3.1-flash-image; gemini-3-pro-image handles complex scenes and legible text better, gemini-3.1-flash-lite-image is cheapest and 1K only. aspect_ratio (16:9, 1:1, 9:16) and image_size (1K, 2K, 4K) shape the output. Returns base64, because Google offers no URL option, so a 4K image is a multi-megabyte response. Runs on your own Google AI key.
Bring your own key — connect Gemini first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Calendly
Your Calendly: what is booked, who booked it and what they said, your meeting types and open slots, plus single-use links and cancellations (bring your own token). (productivity)Who this token belongs to
Your Calendly user: name, email, timezone, scheduling URL, and the canonical URIs for you and your organization. Most other endpoints identify people by those URIs rather than by email, though the tools here resolve yours for you.
Bring your own key — connect Calendly first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Your bookable meeting types
The meeting types people can book — the 30-minute intro, the demo — with their duration, scheduling URL and whether each is active. Defaults to yours; pass a user URI for someone else in the organization. This is where the event_type a scheduling link or availability lookup needs comes from.
Bring your own key — connect Calendly first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Meetings on the calendar
Scheduled meetings with their times, status and who is on them, soonest first. Defaults to yours — pass organization to see the whole team’s instead. start_after and start_before take a plain date or a full timestamp; a bare date covers the whole day. status ‘canceled’ finds what fell through.
Bring your own key — connect Calendly first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
One meeting
Full detail for a single meeting: location, guests, host memberships, and the cancellation if it was called off. Takes the uuid or the full event URI.
Bring your own key — connect Calendly first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Who booked a meeting
The invitees on a meeting with their name, email, timezone, and the answers they gave to your booking questions — which is where the context about why they booked usually lives. Includes reschedule and cancellation state.
Bring your own key — connect Calendly first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Open slots for a meeting type
The bookable slots for one event type in a window — what someone visiting your link would see. The window must start in the future and cover no more than 7 days, which is Calendly’s limit rather than ours.
Bring your own key — connect Calendly first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
When someone is already busy
Existing commitments in a window, both Calendly bookings and external calendar events. The inverse of available_times and the better question when you want to know whether a person is free rather than what a specific meeting type offers. Window is capped at 7 days.
Bring your own key — connect Calendly first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Working hours
The availability schedules behind the booking pages — the recurring weekly hours and any date-specific overrides. This is the rule, not the calendar; busy_times is what actually happened.
Bring your own key — connect Calendly first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Make a single-use booking link
Creates a one-time scheduling link for an event type — it stops working once someone books through it, which is what you want when sending a link to one person rather than handing out your permanent URL. Calendly only supports a max of one booking per link.
Bring your own key — connect Calendly first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cancel a meeting
Cancels a scheduled meeting and notifies the invitees, with the reason included in what they receive. This cannot be undone — the booking is gone and the slot reopens — so read it with calendly.event first if there is any doubt which one it is.
Bring your own key — connect Calendly first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Crisp
Your Crisp inbox: conversations and transcripts, replying as an operator, resolving threads, and the contacts behind them (bring your own token). (customer-support)Your Crisp inbox
Conversations in the inbox, newest activity first, each with the visitor, the last message and its state. Filter to unresolved to see what still needs answering, or search with query. Pages are numbered from 1 and hold about 25.
Bring your own key — connect Crisp first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
One conversation
A single conversation’s metadata: the visitor, assigned operator, state, segments and the last message. Use crisp.messages for the transcript itself.
Bring your own key — connect Crisp first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
A conversation’s messages
The transcript, with who sent each message and when. Crisp returns the most recent batch; pass before with the earliest timestamp you have to walk further back rather than a page number.
Bring your own key — connect Crisp first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Reply in a conversation
Sends a text message into a conversation as an operator — the visitor sees it and is notified, so this is a real reply, not a draft. from ‘user’ instead writes as the visitor themselves, which puts words in their mouth in their own transcript; leave it alone unless that is genuinely what you want.
Bring your own key — connect Crisp first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resolve or reopen a conversation
Moves a conversation between pending, unresolved and resolved. Resolving takes it out of the working inbox without deleting anything, and reopening is just setting it back.
Bring your own key — connect Crisp first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Contacts
People who have talked to you, with their email, company, segments and when they were last seen. Search by name or email with query.
Bring your own key — connect Crisp first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
One contact
A single contact by people id or by email address — Crisp accepts either in the same position, so an email works without looking the id up first.
Bring your own key — connect Crisp first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
How many contacts you have
Total contact count for the website. The cheap way to size the list before paging through it.
Bring your own key — connect Crisp first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Miro
Your Miro boards: read what is on a whiteboard, add and edit sticky notes, text and shapes, and manage who can see it (bring your own token). (productivity)Your Miro boards
Boards you can reach, most recently modified first, with their name, owner, team and view link. Search names with query. Pages by offset and caps at 50 — the item listing pages by cursor instead, which is the one inconsistency in this API worth remembering.
Bring your own key — connect Miro first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
One board
Full detail for a board: owner, team, sharing policy, permissions and links. Use miro.items for what is actually on it.
Bring your own key — connect Miro first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
What is on a board
The items on a board with their content, position and size. Filter by type — sticky_note, text, shape, card, image, document, frame, embed — to read just the notes off a workshop board. Pages by cursor, not offset: pass the cursor from the previous response to continue.
Bring your own key — connect Miro first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
One item
A single item on a board, with its content, geometry, style and parent frame.
Bring your own key — connect Miro first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Add something to a board
Puts an item on a board: sticky_note (the default), text, shape, card or frame. x and y are board coordinates measured from the centre, not a corner, and y grows downward — omit them and it lands in the middle, which means a batch of items with no positions will stack on top of each other. parent_id drops it inside a frame.
Bring your own key — connect Miro first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Change an item
Edits an item’s text, moves it, or recolours it. Only what you pass changes. Moving takes both x and y, since a position is a pair.
Bring your own key — connect Miro first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Remove an item from a board
Deletes one item permanently. Deleting a frame does not delete what is inside it; those items are left loose on the board.
Bring your own key — connect Miro first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Create a board
Makes a new empty board. It lands in your default team unless you name one, and comes back with the id every other tool here needs.
Bring your own key — connect Miro first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a board
Moves a board to trash along with everything on it. Recoverable from Miro’s trash for a limited window, unlike deleting a single item, but everyone who had it shared with them loses access immediately.
Bring your own key — connect Miro first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Who can see a board
The people a board is shared with and the role each has.
Bring your own key — connect Miro first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Share a board with people
Invites people to a board by email and sends them a notification. Defaults to commenter, the least powerful role; editor lets them change the board and coowner lets them reshare and delete it.
Bring your own key — connect Miro first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
OpenSky
Live aircraft positions and flight history from the OpenSky receiver network: what is flying over a place right now, an airport’s departures and arrivals, and the path a flight actually took. Works with no account; connect one for ten times the daily budget. (data)Aircraft in the air right now
Live positions from the OpenSky receiver network: callsign, country, latitude and longitude, altitude, speed and heading for everything currently flying over a bounding box. Give lamin/lomin/lamax/lomax, or an icao24 address to follow one aircraft. This is the cheap half of OpenSky — a box under 25 square degrees costs 1 credit against a daily budget, the whole world costs 4 — and the answer says what it charged and what is left. Coverage is volunteer receivers, so it is dense over Europe and thin over oceans and much of Africa. Cost: 5 credits per callFlights that left an airport
Departures from an airport in a time window, with the aircraft, callsign and estimated arrival airport for each. airport is a 4-letter ICAO code (EDDF, KJFK, VIDP), not IATA. begin and end are unix seconds, defaulting to the last hour and capped at 24. Worth knowing before you loop over airports: the historical endpoints cost about 30 credits a call against a separate budget from live positions, where a whole day is 400 credits unconnected and 4,000 connected, so this is roughly thirteen calls a day on the free tier. An empty result means nothing was seen in that window, which is normal at a quiet airport rather than an error. Cost: 5 credits per callFlights that landed at an airport
Arrivals at an airport in a time window, with the aircraft and its estimated departure airport. Same shape and price as departures: 4-letter ICAO code, unix-second window defaulting to the last hour and capped at 24, about 30 credits a call. Cost: 5 credits per callWhat one aircraft has been doing
Every flight a single aircraft made in a window, by its icao24 address — the 6 hex digits that identify the airframe itself, not the flight number, so it follows the physical plane across the day rather than one scheduled service. Window defaults to the last hour and is capped at 24; about 30 credits a call. Cost: 5 credits per callA flight’s path
The trajectory an aircraft actually flew, as waypoints of time, position, altitude and heading. Leave time out for the flight it is on right now. Labelled here — upstream each waypoint is a bare array with nothing saying which number is which. Cost: 5 credits per callTravelpayouts
What flights cost: the cheapest recent fares on a route, the cheapest days and months to fly, and where you can go cheaply from a city. Observed fares rather than live availability. Airport and airline lookups need no account. (data)What a flight costs
The cheapest recent fares on a route, with the dates, airline and number of stops. Origin and destination are 3-letter IATA codes — use travelpayouts.places to find one. Leave destination out to see the cheapest fares from a city to anywhere. Read these as observed prices rather than live availability: they are the fares other travellers actually found, cached, so a figure here tells you what a route usually costs, not what you can book this second. Cost: 5 credits per callCheapest days to fly a route
A price for each departure day in a month on one route, which is the tool for ‘when is it cheapest to go’. month takes YYYY-MM. Same caveat as prices: a cheap-looking day is a fare somebody found recently, not a seat held for you. Cost: 5 credits per callCheapest dates across the year
The lowest fare found for each date on a route, for picking the month rather than the day. Pass by ‘return’ to organise it around the return date instead of the departure. Cost: 5 credits per callWhere can I fly cheaply from here
Popular destinations from one city ranked by how cheap the fares have been — the ‘anywhere’ search, for when the question is where to go rather than what a known route costs. Cost: 5 credits per callFind an airport or city code
The IATA code for a city or airport, which every price tool here needs, from Travelpayouts’ own place search — ranked by their relevance weight, with coordinates, country and the main airport name. Cities and airports both come back and the difference matters: London the city is LON and covers all its airports, while LHR is only Heathrow. Pass types to narrow to one kind (city, airport, country). No account needed. Cost: 5 credits per callLook up an airline
Airline names and their 2-letter codes, with a flag for whether each is a low-cost carrier — useful for reading the airline code that comes back on a fare. No account needed. Cost: 5 credits per callReplicate
Run any model on Replicate with your own token: generate images, video, audio and text, search the model catalog, and manage predictions and fine-tunes. (ai)Search models
Find a model on Replicate by name or description — the way in when you don’t know the exact owner/name. Cost: 5 credits per callBrowse models
Public models on Replicate, newest or most-run first. Cost: 5 credits per callModel
One model, including its latest version and that version’s openapi_schema — the authoritative list of input fields to pass to replicate.run. Cost: 5 credits per callModel versions
Every published version of a model; the id is what replicate.run takes as version. Cost: 5 credits per callModel version
One version with its openapi_schema — read this to learn exactly which inputs a model accepts. Cost: 5 credits per callModel readme
The model’s documentation, in markdown — what it does and how to prompt it. Cost: 5 credits per callModel examples
Example predictions for a model — real inputs that are known to work. Cost: 5 credits per callYour predictions
Predictions on your account, newest first — what you’ve run and what it cost in time.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Prediction
One prediction: status, output, logs and metrics. This is what you poll when replicate.run came back still processing.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Trainings
Fine-tunes on your account and their status.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Training
One fine-tune: status, logs, and the model version it produced.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Deployments
Your deployments — models running on dedicated hardware you control.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Deployment
One deployment: its current release, hardware, and scaling settings.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Collections
Curated model collections (text-to-image, upscalers, speech…) — a good way to find the right model. Cost: 5 credits per callCollection
The models in one curated collection. Cost: 5 credits per callAccount
The account this token belongs to.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Hardware
The GPU/CPU tiers models can run on, with their SKUs. Cost: 5 credits per callFiles
Files you’ve uploaded to Replicate for use as model inputs.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
File
One uploaded file, with the URL to pass as a model input.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Download a file
Fetch an uploaded file’s contents. owner, expiry and signature come from the signed urls.get link on replicate.file.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Run a model
Run a model and wait for the output in one call (up to 60s). Pass model (owner/name) for an official model, or version for any other.input is model-specific — see replicate.model for its schema. If the model takes longer than the wait, you get the prediction back still processing: poll replicate.prediction with its id. Outputs are URLs that expire in about an hour. cancel_after (e.g. 5m) caps GPU time. Billed to your own Replicate account.
Cost: 5 to 1300 credits
Start a prediction (async)
Kick off a model without waiting — returns a pending prediction immediately. Use this for slow models (video, long generations): poll replicate.prediction, or pass a webhook. Cheaper than replicate.run because nothing is held open.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Run a deployment
Run one of your deployments (a model on dedicated hardware) and wait for the output, same as replicate.run.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cancel a prediction
Stop a running prediction. Useful when a model is taking longer than it’s worth — you stop paying for the GPU.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Start a fine-tune
Train a model version against your own data and push the result to destination. Long-running and billed by the second on your account — poll replicate.training for status.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Cancel a fine-tune
Stop a running training and stop paying for it.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a model version
Permanently delete one version of your own private model, with every prediction made on it and their output files. Replicate refuses if anyone else has run it or a training depends on it. Needs your own Replicate token connected.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a model
Delete your own private model. Replicate only allows it once the model has no versions left, so delete those first. Needs your own Replicate token connected.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a deployment
Tear down a deployment. Replicate only allows it after the deployment has been offline and unused for 15 minutes. Needs your own Replicate token connected.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Delete a file
Permanently delete an uploaded file — its URL 404s afterwards. Needs your own Replicate token connected.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Raw Replicate call
Escape hatch: any Replicate endpoint on your own token (path absolute, e.g. /webhooks/default/secret). Prefer the curated replicate tools when one fits.
Bring your own key — connect Replicate first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Workspace (gws)
use your exported gws login across Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Docs, Sheets, Chat, Admin, and the full Google Workspace REST surface without running the CLI. (productivity)Google Workspace permissions
Live-check the connected Google account, its exact OAuth scopes, and which gws services those scopes can call.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Workspace (gws) first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Workspace API methods
Search the live Google Discovery catalog for methods supported by a gws service and see scope availability.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Workspace (gws) first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Workspace method schema
Get Google’s live Discovery schema, parameters, request body, response, scopes, and media support for one method.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Workspace (gws) first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Execute Google Workspace API method
Call any gws-backed Google REST method directly from its Discovery id, with refresh, scope checks, pagination, and media transfer.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Workspace (gws) first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
List mailboxes
Known mailboxes for the connected Google account, whether each is enabled, and whether it can send. Cost: 5 credits per callRe-sync mailboxes
Re-read the account’s send-as identities and a recent Delivered-To sample. Selections are preserved; addresses that disappear are marked, not deleted.
Bring your own key — connect Google Workspace (gws) first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Enable or disable a mailbox
Turn one mailbox on or off by address, or the whole set with all: true. Cost: 5 credits per callResend
send and receive email, manage templates, contacts, broadcasts, domains, and delivery data (communications)Resend: send email
Send or schedule an email. Resend validates the sender, recipients, content, templates, attachments, and account quota.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: sent emails
List sent emails and their latest delivery event.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: email
Retrieve a sent email, its content, tags, schedule, and latest delivery event.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: update scheduled email
Update a scheduled email using Resend’s current request fields.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: cancel email
Cancel a scheduled email.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: send email batch
Send a batch of emails using Resend’s batch API.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: email metrics
Retrieve account-level email metrics.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: received emails
List emails received by the connected Resend account.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: received email
Retrieve one received email and its content.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: templates
List email templates.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: template
Retrieve one email template.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: create template
Create an email template using Resend’s request fields.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: update template
Update an email template.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: publish template
Publish an email template.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: contacts
List contacts.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: contact
Retrieve one contact.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: create contact
Create a contact using Resend’s request fields.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: update contact
Update a contact.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: delete contact
Delete a contact.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: broadcasts
List broadcasts.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: broadcast
Retrieve one broadcast.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: create broadcast
Create a broadcast without sending it.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: update broadcast
Update a broadcast.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: send broadcast
Start sending a broadcast through Resend. Requires confirm=true because this sends to an audience.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: domains
List sending domains and their verification state.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: domain
Retrieve one sending domain and DNS records.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: create domain
Add a sending domain.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: update domain
Update a sending domain.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: verify domain
Ask Resend to verify a domain’s DNS records.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: suppressions
List suppressed recipients.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: add suppression
Add an email address to the suppression list.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: remove suppression
Remove an email or id from the suppression list.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: segments
List contact segments.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: create segment
Create a contact segment.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: topics
List email subscription topics.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: create topic
Create an email subscription topic.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: webhooks
List webhook endpoints.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: create webhook
Create a webhook endpoint and return its signing secret.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: API logs
List Resend API request logs.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Resend: raw API request
Call any Resend REST API path with the connected account. Resend owns request validation, quotas, and error messages.
Bring your own key — connect Resend first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops
lifecycle email, campaigns, contacts, transactional messages, events, and automation workflows (communications)Loops: account
Test the connected API key and return its Loops team.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: audience segment
Retrieve one audience segment.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: audience segments
List audience segments for campaign targeting.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: create audience segment
Create an audience segment using Loops’ current request fields.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: campaigns
List lifecycle email campaigns.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: create campaign
Create a draft marketing campaign and its email message.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: campaign
Retrieve one campaign.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: update campaign
Update a draft campaign’s name, audience, group, or schedule.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: campaign groups
List campaign groups.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: create campaign group
Create a campaign group.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: campaign group
Retrieve one campaign group.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: update campaign group
Update a campaign group’s name or description.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: dedicated sending IPs
List dedicated sending IP addresses.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: create contact
Add a contact to the audience.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: update contact
Update or create a contact.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: find contact
Find a contact by email address or user ID.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: delete contact
Delete a contact by email address or user ID.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: contact suppression
Check whether a contact is suppressed.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: remove contact suppression
Remove suppression for a contact.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: create contact property
Create a custom contact property.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: contact properties
List custom contact properties.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: component
Retrieve one reusable email component.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: update component
Update a reusable email component and its LMX body.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: components
List reusable email components.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: create component
Create a reusable email component from LMX content.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: email message
Retrieve an email message and its compiled content.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: update email message
Update an email message’s subject, sender, preview text, or LMX content.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: preview email message
Send a test preview of an email message.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: check email message
Run Loops Guardian content checks before publishing or sending.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: send event
Send an event to trigger a lifecycle workflow.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: event patterns
List event patterns used by workflow triggers.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: event pattern by name
Retrieve a workflow event pattern by its case-sensitive name.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: event pattern
Retrieve a workflow event pattern by ID.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: mailing lists
List mailing lists.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: theme
Retrieve one email theme.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: update theme
Update an email theme’s name or styles.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: themes
List email themes.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: create theme
Create an email theme.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: send transactional email
Send a published transactional email with data variables.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: published transactional emails
List published transactional emails through the stable v1 sending surface.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: transactional email templates
List transactional emails, drafts, and publication state.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: create transactional email
Create a transactional email and its draft message.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: transactional email
Retrieve one transactional email.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: update transactional email
Update a transactional email.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: ensure transactional draft
Ensure a transactional email has a draft message.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: publish transactional email
Publish the current transactional email draft.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: transactional groups
List transactional email groups.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: create transactional group
Create a transactional email group.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: transactional group
Retrieve one transactional email group.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: update transactional group
Update a transactional email group’s name or description.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: create upload
Request a pre-signed image upload URL.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: complete upload
Finalize an image upload after bytes reach the pre-signed URL.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: workflows
List lifecycle automation workflows.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: create workflow
Create a draft workflow with blank trigger and exit nodes.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: workflow
Retrieve a workflow graph.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: update workflow
Update a workflow’s display properties.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: change workflow mailing list
Change a workflow’s mailing list.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: create workflow node
Create a default workflow node.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: add workflow branch
Add a branch under a workflow branch or experiment node.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: workflow node
Retrieve detailed workflow node data.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: update workflow node
Update workflow-node-owned fields.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: delete workflow node
Delete one workflow node.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: delete workflow subtree
Delete a workflow node and its downstream subtree.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Loops: raw API request
Call any Loops REST API path with the connected account. Loops owns request validation, rate limits, and error messages.
Bring your own key — connect Loops first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Calendar
your google calendar: list, read, create, update, and delete calendar events, and list your calendars (connect with one click). (productivity)Google Calendar: list events
List events on a calendar (default ‘primary’). Optional timeMin/timeMax (RFC3339), q, maxResults.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Calendar first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Calendar: get event
Get one event by id from a calendar (default ‘primary’).Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Calendar first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Calendar: list calendars
List the calendars on the user’s calendar list.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Calendar first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Calendar: create event
Create an event on a calendar (default ‘primary’). event needs start + end.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Calendar first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Calendar: update event
Patch (partial update) an event by id on a calendar (default ‘primary’).Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Calendar first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Calendar: delete event
Delete an event by id from a calendar (default ‘primary’).Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Calendar first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Docs & Sheets
your google docs, sheets, slides, and forms: read and write documents, spreadsheet data, presentations, and forms, and read form responses (connect with one click). (productivity)Google Docs: get document
Read a document’s full content (body, styles, revision id) by document id.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Docs: create document
Create a new empty document with a title. add content afterwards with doc batch update.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Docs: batch update
Apply edits to a document. requests is an array of docs edit ops (insertText, replaceAllText, etc.).Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Sheets: read values
Read a value range from a spreadsheet (A1 notation, e.g. ‘Sheet1!A1:C10’).Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Sheets: spreadsheet info
Get a spreadsheet’s metadata (sheet names, properties). Optional fields mask.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Sheets: update values
Overwrite a value range (USER_ENTERED). values is a 2D array of rows.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Sheets: append rows
Append rows after the last row of a range (USER_ENTERED). values is a 2D array of rows.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Sheets: create spreadsheet
Create a new spreadsheet. Pass a title, or a full spreadsheet resource.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Slides: get presentation
Read a presentation’s full content (slides, layouts, masters) by presentation id.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Slides: create presentation
Create a new presentation with a title. add slides afterwards with slides batch update.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Slides: batch update
Apply edits to a presentation. requests is an array of slides edit ops (createSlide, insertText, etc.).Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Forms: get form
Read a form’s structure (info, items, settings) by form id.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Forms: list responses
List the responses submitted to a form by form id.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Forms: create form
Create a new form with a title. add questions afterwards via a forms batch update.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Drive: list files
The docs, sheets, slides and forms this connection created — how you find a file’s id again after making it. Files created in the browser are invisible here: the connection holds a per-file grant, not access to your whole Drive.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Drive: file metadata
One file’s name, type, folder, share link and trashed state.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Drive: rename or move a file
Rename a file, or move it by giving the folder id to add and the one to remove. Moving needs both — Drive treats folders as parents, not a path.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Drive: trash a file
Move a file to Drive’s trash, where the owner can restore it for 30 days. Pass restore true to bring it back. The reversible alternative to delete_drive_file.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Drive: delete a file
Permanently delete a file, skipping the trash entirely. No undo for anyone, including the owner. Prefer trash_drive_file.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Drive: share a file
Grant access to a file. With an emailAddress it shares with that person (role reader, writer or commenter); with no address it defaults to type ‘anyone’, which makes the link public to everyone who has it.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Docs & Sheets first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Gmail
send email as your connected gmail account: plain text or html, with cc and bcc (connect with one click). (communications)Gmail: send email
Send an email as the connected account. to is required; subject, body (plain text), html, cc, bcc optional.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Gmail first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Analytics
your ga4 data: run reports over your properties and list the properties you can access (connect with one click). (analytics)Google Analytics: run report (GA4)
Run a GA4 report for a property. Pass numeric property_id, dimensions + metrics (name arrays), and a date range.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Analytics first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Analytics: list properties
List the GA4 accounts and properties you can access, to find a numeric property_id.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Analytics first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Google Search Console
your search console data: query search analytics for a verified site, list your sites, and inspect a url’s index status (connect with one click). (analytics)Search Console: search analytics
Query Search Console traffic for a verified site over a date range. dimensions can be query, page, country, device, or date.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Search Console first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Search Console: list sites
List the sites you have verified in Search Console.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Search Console first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Search Console: inspect url
Inspect a URL’s index status in Search Console. Needs the inspection_url and its owning verified site_url.Beta — gated to orgs with beta access.
Bring your own key — connect Google Search Console first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing Webmaster
Your site’s Bing search performance: queries, pages, crawl health, backlinks, and indexing. (analytics)Bing verified sites
List the sites verified in your Bing Webmaster Tools account.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Add a site to Bing
Add a site to your Bing Webmaster Tools account. Adding is not verifying — pair it with bing_webmaster.verify_site, and until that passes the stats and submission tools have nothing to read.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Verify a site with Bing
Ask Bing to check a site’s ownership proof now. Returns true once it passes; false means the meta tag, XML file or DNS record it expects is not in place yet. Read the codes to publish from bing_webmaster.sites.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Remove a site from Bing
Remove a site from your Bing Webmaster Tools account. This drops its history and verification; re-adding it means verifying ownership again.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tell Bing about a linking page
Register an external page that links to your site. There is no remove counterpart in the API — once added, it can only be cleared in the Bing UI.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Block a page’s preview snippet
Stop Bing showing a preview snippet for a page. The reason is an undocumented integer enum, so take a value from an existing block rather than guessing.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Allow a page’s preview snippet again
Lift a page preview block so Bing may show a snippet for the page.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Set geo-targeting
Target a site or directory at a country or region. Read the current settings with bing_webmaster.country_region_settings and send one back in the same shape.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Clear geo-targeting
Remove a country or region targeting rule. Pass the entry exactly as bing_webmaster.country_region_settings returned it.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Grant someone access to a site
Delegate Bing Webmaster access for a site to another email address. isAdministrator grants full control — this hands a third party control of your search presence, so read the flags carefully.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Revoke someone’s site access
Remove a delegated role. Pass the whole role object from bing_webmaster.site_roles — Bing matches on its fields, not on the email alone.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Tell Bing the site moved
Declare a site migration so Bing transfers signals from the old URLs to the new ones. This reshapes how Bing treats your whole domain and there is no undo through the API; MoveType and MoveScope are integer enums Bing does not publish. GetSiteMoves, which would have let you read back what was submitted, no longer exists on the service.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Fetch a page as Bingbot
Ask Bingbot to fetch a URL now and record what it received. Read the result back with bing_webmaster.fetched_url_details — this is how you see a page the way the crawler does.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Block a URL from Bing
Hide a page or directory from Bing’s results. The block is temporary — Bing expires it after about 90 days — and it hides the page rather than fixing why it is indexed.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Unblock a URL in Bing
Lift a block so Bing may show the page again. entityType and requestType must match the original block; read them from bing_webmaster.blocked_urls.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Ignore a query parameter
Tell Bing a query-string parameter does not change the page, so ?utm_source and friends stop splitting one page into many. A site may hold only a limited number of these.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Stop ignoring a query parameter
Delete a URL normalization rule, so Bing treats the parameter as significant again.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Enable or disable a query parameter rule
Turn an existing normalization rule on or off without deleting it.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Set Bing’s crawl rate
Change how hard Bingbot may crawl the site, hour by hour. Read the current settings with bing_webmaster.crawl_settings first and send them back modified — what you send replaces the whole schedule.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing index details for a directory
Index status of every page under a directory — crawl date, HTTP status, document size and anchor count. Paged; prefix with ‘domain:’ for a whole domain.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing traffic for a directory
Clicks and impressions for every page under a directory.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing stats for one query on one page
Daily clicks, impressions and position for a specific query landing on a specific page — the narrowest view Bing offers.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing fetch-as-Bingbot result
What Bingbot received when it last fetched a URL on your request.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing fetched URLs
URLs you have asked Bingbot to fetch, with status.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing sitemap details
Per-sitemap detail: last crawled, status, URL count and file size — the follow-up to bing_webmaster.feeds.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing connected pages
Pages you have told Bing link to your site.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing content submission quota
Daily and monthly quota for bing_webmaster.submit_content — a separate budget from the URL submission quota.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing geo-targeting
Country and region targeting configured for the site or its directories.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing URL normalization parameters
Query-string parameters Bing has been told to ignore when normalizing your URLs.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing page preview blocks
Pages blocked from showing a preview snippet in Bing results.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing traffic stats
Daily impressions, clicks, and average position for a site on Bing.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing top queries
Top search queries driving impressions and clicks to a site on Bing.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing top pages
Traffic statistics for a site’s top-performing pages on Bing.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing queries for a page
Which search queries drive traffic to one specific page.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing keyword stats
Historical search impression volume for a keyword on Bing.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing related keywords
Keywords related to a seed term, with impression counts over a date range.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing keyword impressions
Impression count for one exact keyword over a date range. The single-term counterpart to bing_webmaster.related_keywords, which expands a seed instead.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing pages for a query
Which of your pages Bing served for one query, with clicks, impressions and average position.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing traffic for one page
Clicks and impressions for a single page or directory. Prefix with ‘domain:’ for a whole domain.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing blocked URLs
Pages and directories you have asked Bing to drop from its index, with their expiry.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing crawl settings
How fast Bing may crawl the site: the 24 hourly crawl-rate slots, and whether AJAX crawling is on.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing site access
Who else can read or manage this site in Bing Webmaster Tools, their role, and whether it has lapsed.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Submit a page’s content to Bing
Hand Bing the rendered content of a URL directly instead of waiting for a crawl. Counts against the separate content quota — read it with bing_webmaster.url_submission_quota.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing crawl issues
Crawl errors Bing found on a site: 404s, blocked URLs, malware, DNS failures.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing crawl stats
How often Bing crawled a site, and what it found each day.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing URL index info
Index status and details Bing holds for a single page.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing inbound link counts
Pages on a site that have inbound links, with counts.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing backlinks for a URL
Inbound links pointing at one specific page.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing sitemaps
Sitemaps submitted for a site, with their status.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Bing URL submission quota
Remaining daily and monthly URL submission allowance. Check before submitting.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Submit URL to Bing
Submit a single URL to Bing for crawling and indexing. Counts against your daily quota.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Submit URLs to Bing (batch)
Submit several URLs to Bing for indexing in one call. Counts against your daily quota.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Submit sitemap to Bing
Register a sitemap (or RSS/Atom feed) with Bing so it discovers your URLs — the write half of feeds. Verify afterwards with bing_webmaster.feeds.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Remove sitemap from Bing
Unregister a previously submitted sitemap or feed from Bing.
Bring your own key — connect Bing Webmaster first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Strale
Run any of ~300 compliance, company-data, and validation capabilities by slug — sanctions and PEP screening, business registries, IBAN and VAT checks, on-chain counterparty verdicts — each returning an audit trail (bring your own key, prepaid EUR wallet). (data)Strale: search capabilities
Keyword search across Strale’s capabilities and bundled solutions. Each match carries its slug, price in EUR cents, and category — feed the slug to execute_capability. Cost: 5 credits per callStrale: match a task to a capability
Describe the job in a sentence and get one recommended capability or solution with the reason it matched and its test-pass record, plus alternatives and how many others matched. Use when a keyword search does not name the thing you want. Cost: 5 credits per callStrale: capability detail
One capability’s input schema, output example, price, data source, and freshness. Read this to learn whatinputs execute_capability expects for a slug.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Strale: run a capability
Run any Strale capability or bundled solution by slug (or passtask and let Strale pick one), charged to your prepaid EUR wallet. max_price_cents is your spend cap for the call; dry_run reports what would run and what it would cost without spending. A capability over 10s answers with status pending and a transaction_id — poll it with transaction_detail.
Bring your own key — connect Strale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Strale: solutions
List the bundled solutions — multi-step workflows (Nordic KYC, B2B payment validation, GDPR audit) that run several capabilities as one priced call. Optionally filter by category. Cost: 5 credits per callStrale: solution detail
One solution’s steps, the capabilities it runs, its data sources, price, and compliance coverage. Cost: 5 credits per callStrale: on-chain counterparty check
A proceed/review/block verdict on a wallet, contract, token, protocol, or bridge before you transact with it, with the reason codes and evidence behind it. Paid, from your wallet.
Bring your own key — connect Strale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Strale: wallet balance
Your remaining prepaid balance, in EUR cents.
Bring your own key — connect Strale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Strale: transactions
Your capability execution history — slug, status, price, and latency per call.
Bring your own key — connect Strale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Strale: transaction detail
One past execution in full: inputs, output, provenance, and the audit trail. Also the poll target for an execute_capability that came back pending.
Bring your own key — connect Strale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call
Strale: raw request
Escape hatch: call any Strale endpoint on your key — including GET /v1/capabilities, the full ~660KB catalog no curated tool returns. Pointed at /v1/auth/api-key it rotates your key and breaks this connection. Prefer the curated strale tools when one fits.
Bring your own key — connect Strale first (POST /v1/connections); the call runs on your own key. See the API reference → Connections.
Cost: 5 credits per call

