Request an API key
Keys are issued on request today. There is no self-serve signup form yet, so to get access you contact the team directly.Email for access
What you need
Which routes you expect to call. Most product and data routes need the
data:read scope; operational routes need ops:read.Keys are hashed server-side and are never returned after issue. Store your key securely when you receive it. If it is lost or exposed, contact us to rotate it.
Get help with the API
For bugs, unexpected responses, or questions about behavior, email the same address. Before you write, the reference and the spec answer most questions.API reference
Endpoints, parameters, scopes, and the response envelope.
OpenAPI spec
The machine-readable contract. If it is not in the spec, it is not part of the public surface.
Always include the request_id
Every Conduit response carries arequest_id (mirrored as the top-level requestId, and inside error on failures). It identifies the exact request and lets us trace it server-side, so it is the single most useful thing to send.
- The
request_idfrom the affected response. - The full request URL (method, path, and query parameters).
- The HTTP status and the
error.codeif the call failed. - A short note on what you expected versus what you got.
Response times
We aim to acknowledge access requests and support email within one business day.Status
For live service health, check the unauthenticated health endpoints.GET /health reports liveness and GET /ready reports readiness; neither requires a key.