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API Documentation

Reference docs for the Meshes REST API—authentication, request/response formats, and rate limits for integrating Meshes into your apps.

Welcome to the Meshes API documentation. This section is for use of the private management APIs.

The Meshes API is a RESTful interface that gives you programmatic access to Meshes resources. It uses predictable resource URLs and standard HTTP methods, returning JSON responses.

This API is intended for developers who are comfortable integrating with REST APIs.

Getting started

  1. API Reference: Learn about each endpoint from the OpenAPI spec.
  2. Authentication: Create and send machine access tokens (JWT).
  3. Results: Understand response shapes and error formats.
  4. Rate Limiting: Learn request limits and retry guidance.
  5. SDKs: Use the official Meshes SDKs for common use cases.
  6. Integrations & Rules: How to create connections, discover actions, and build routing rules for each integration type.
  1. Getting started