https://api.atako.ai covering agents, their files,
integrations, billing, and your company/team — everything the web app itself does,
callable from scripts, CI, or your own backend. The full, browsable reference is the
API reference section, generated from the same
OpenAPI 3.1 document the API itself serves at
GET /openapi.json.
Prefer talking to an AI client instead of writing HTTP calls by hand? See the
Atako MCP server — same auth, same data, no code.
Base URL
Authentication
Every non-public endpoint takes a Bearer token — either:- a programmatic API key (
aik_…) — see API keys for how to create one, or - a Supabase session JWT, which is what the web app itself sends (not practical to obtain outside a browser session).
Rate limits
Exceeding a limit returns
429 with the standard error/code envelope below.
Errors
Errors use a small JSON envelope:error is either a short human-readable message or a SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE code,
depending on the route — treat it as an opaque string to match against rather than a
single stable enum across the whole API. Some routes add extra fields alongside
error (for example LAST_ADMIN_OF_COMPANY also returns companyName and
agentCount) — see each operation’s error responses in the reference.
Common status codes:
Pagination
List endpoints use one of two conventions, and neither returns a total count today — fetch pages until one comes back shorter than the limit you asked for:limit/offset— most list endpoints (agents, marketing content). A plain JSON array response.page/limit— the credit transaction ledger (GET /subscriptions/credits/transactions).
What’s not in this reference
A few HTTP surfaces onapi.atako.ai are deliberately outside this customer API
reference:
- Admin, internal, orchestrator, and webhook-delivery routes — not part of the customer-facing surface (separate secret-based auth, or third-party webhook ingestion).
- The Content API (
cak_…keys,/content/*) — a separate, more restricted key type for headless CMS-style access to blog/news/use-case content. - The Atako MCP server (
/mcp) — see its own docs.