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Authenticate and send your first AI session request in four steps.
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Chainabit APIAI Agent Workflow Platform
REST API, cloud AI agents, connectors, and the Chainabit MCP server.
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Overview
Chainabit is a platform for building AI-agent workflows through a structured API. Use this page as the quick map before you move into the section that fits your job.
Read Next
- Getting Started for setup and your first request.
- Tutorials for step-by-step examples.
- API Reference for exact endpoint behavior.
- How-to Guides for task-focused help.
In Plain Terms
- AI Agents run tasks, hold conversations, and call connected tools.
- Sessions are persistent conversation threads between users and agents.
- Chainy & Bits organize tasks into goal-scoped workspaces with atomic execution events.
- Connectors, billing, and enterprise features extend the core platform.
Getting Started
Choose the path that matches your goal:
- New to Chainabit? Follow the setup sequence below in order — it ends with a working API call.
- Have a specific task? Skip ahead to How-to Guides for practical, step-by-step instructions.
- Need exact endpoint specs? Go directly to the API Reference.
If you want the fastest path, start with Quickstart. If you need setup first, use Before You Start and Prerequisites.
Start Here
- Before You Start to choose the right entry path.
- Prerequisites to check the tools you need.
- Quickstart to make your first successful call.
- Authentication to learn how access tokens work.
- Making Requests for headers, envelopes, pagination, and errors.
API Reference
Use this section when you need endpoint-level details for integrations or automation.
Base URL
https://api.chainabit.com/api/v1All endpoints documented in this reference are relative to this base URL.
Start Here
- Auth for login, tokens, and session flows.
- Productivity for chains, bits, and boards.
- AI for sessions, runs, files, and memory.
- Agents for twins, definitions, automation, and workspaces.
- Connectors for external service integrations.
Other Areas
- Identity for public profiles, devices, and legal consent.
- Enterprise for accounts and workspace management.
- Wallet for credits and balance data.
- Marketplace for listings and installs.
- Status for platform health and incident information.
- Notifications for in-app notification management.
- Preferences for user settings.