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Overview
Core
Media library
AI
Documents
Knowledge
Creative
Website & content
Automation
Customer channels
Administration
Schemas

API reference

GenuineAI API

556 operations over the whole platform, described in OpenAPI 3.1 generated from the running service — so the permission and the plan shown on each one are read out of the middleware that enforces them.

  • Base URLhttps://api.genuineai.app/api/v1
  • Authenticates withX-Api-Key
  • Acts in the workspace named byX-Tenant-Id
  • The document itselfopenapi.json

Sections

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Grouped by what you are trying to do rather than by which service answers. Every endpoint belongs to exactly one section.

Core

2 operations

The caller, and the lookups every other section leans on.

  • Me
  • Usage

Media library

97 operations

Everything the workspace stores: what came in, how it is grouped, who is in it, and what leaves through a link.

  • Files
  • Uploads
  • Stock photos
  • Downloads
  • File versions
  • File analysis
  • Media analysis schemas
  • FacesBeta
  • Albums
  • PeopleBeta
  • Media tags
  • Share links
  • Publications
  • Distribution control

AI

65 operations

Agents, the conversations they hold, and the prompts and inputs that drive them.

  • Agents
  • Threads
  • Messages
  • Spaces
  • Prompts
  • Prompt categories
  • Wildcards
  • Memories
  • Assist

Documents

23 operations

The business documents a workspace works from, kept apart from the photo library because they are organized, tagged and retired on completely different terms.

  • Documents
  • Document folders
  • Document relations

Knowledge

64 operations

What the workspace knows and an agent answers from: the documents and records you load, the master data your business keeps — products, venues, whatever it looks after — and the schemas both are held to.

  • Knowledge bases
  • Knowledge base records
  • Knowledge base schemas
  • ObjectsBeta
  • Object taxonomiesBeta
  • Object schemasBeta
  • Object lifecycle flowsBeta
  • Object sourcesBeta

Creative

89 operations

Artwork, decks and data graphics — generated from a brief or your own data, then edited and exported.

  • Designs
  • Design categories
  • Studio
  • Infographics
  • PresentationsBeta
  • Presentation templatesBeta

Website & content

97 operations

Site content from draft to published, kept in step with your CMS and your social channels.

  • Website content
  • Content schemas
  • Content approval flows
  • CMS sync
  • Social

Automation

56 operations

Multi-step work: what runs, what it connects to, and the record of what every run did.

  • Workflows
  • Workflow instances
  • TasksBeta
  • Scheduled jobs
  • Integrations
  • Extensions

Customer channels

20 operations

The widget on your site and the number your customers call, with the conversations and leads both produce.

  • Chat widgets
  • Voice agents

Administration

43 operations

Everything that acts on the workspace rather than on your own rows: who may do what, the definitions it configures once, what it has cost and stored, and an account of everything that happened. These are the operations served under /admin.

  • Users
  • Roles
  • Workspace settings
  • Audit
  • Storage
  • Usage breakdown
  • Media tag groups
  • Media status flows
  • Issued share links
  • Social connections
  • Social calendar

A section marked Beta is published and supported, and may still change on 30 days notice. See what that commits us to.

Before the first call

The core guides

  • QuickstartA first call in a few minutes
  • AuthenticationKeys, scopes and the two headers
  • ErrorsOne shape, a closed list of codes
  • PaginationCursors, limits and sorting
  • Rate limitsThe tiers and the headers that report them
  • VersioningWhat can move, and with how much notice