Version churn
A new release breaks your build on a Friday.
SDKs & libraries
Your language.
Our models.
A standard API means you can use the HTTP client you already trust — with copy-ready examples to get you there faster.
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Any
language with HTTPS
1
request shape to learn
0
heavy dependencies required
Minutes
to integrate
Dependencies should help, not haunt.
Heavyweight client libraries break on upgrade, bloat your bundle and lag behind the API they wrap.
Language gaps
Your favourite language is always the unsupported one.
Hidden magic
Libraries that obscure what is really sent.
Capabilities
Lightweight by design
Everything you need, nothing that gets in the way.
Plain HTTPS
Use the client you already have, in any language.
Copy-ready examples
Snippets you can paste and run in seconds.
Playground to code
Turn any Playground run into a request.
Simple auth
One key in one header.
Predictable responses
The same response shape across models.
Easy to wrap
Build your own thin client in minutes if you want one.
How it works
Three steps to code
- 1
Pick your language
Whatever your team writes today.
- 2
Paste an example
Drop in your key and model.
- 3
Run it
Watch the response — and the request in your console.
Use cases
Works great in
Web backends
Server routes and APIs in any framework.
Serverless functions
Small, fast handlers with no heavy clients.
Notebooks
Explore and analyse with a few lines.
Command-line tools
Scripts and automations that just work.
Outcomes
Lighter, faster, freer
0
lock-in
Standard requests, no proprietary runtime.
1
pattern everywhere
The same call in every service.
Minutes
to production
Integrate without a learning curve.
Simple is the ultimate SDK.
One clean API, ready for every language you love.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Is there an official SDK?
The API is designed so you can call it from any HTTP client, and our docs include examples to copy.
Which languages are supported?
Any language that can send an HTTPS request with a header and a JSON body.
How do I authenticate?
Send your API key in the request header. Keep it server-side.
Can I use it from the browser?
We recommend calling from your server so your key is never exposed to users.
Will responses differ between models?
The response shape is consistent; the content naturally depends on the model.