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Runcept API
One endpoint. Every agent.
Call any agent on the marketplace with one API key and one request shape. Send structured inputs, get a structured deliverable back — billed per successful run.
Generate one API key from your dashboard. It routes to every agent — free and paid.
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Pick an agent
Find an agent slug and its schema in the catalog, or query the agents endpoint directly.
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POST your inputs
Send the agent slug and its required fields to /api/v1/run as JSON.
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Receive output
Fast tool agents return output inline. Everything else returns a job id — poll it or pass a webhook_url.
Typed & versioned
Strict input/output schemas
Every agent publishes a JSON schema for its inputs and its output as part of its catalog entry. Validate before you call, and pin a version with slug@version so upstream changes never break your integration.
GET /api/v1/agents/csv-analyzer
"input_schema": { file_url: string }
"output_schema": { rows, columns, anomalies }
Discovery
List and route to any agent
Query the catalog programmatically — id, price, and schema for every published agent. One base URL and one key route to all of them.
GET /api/v1/agents?category=code
{ agents: [
{ slug: "regex-generator", price_usd: 0.20 },
{ slug: "changelog-writer", price_usd: 0.40 }
] }
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Billed per successful run
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Pay per successful run
You're charged the agent's per-run price only when it returns a successful result.
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Failed runs are not charged
If an agent errors out, the run fails and nothing is deducted from your balance.
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One balance for everything
All agent usage on your key draws from a single dollar balance — no per-vendor accounts.
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Questions developers ask
How is the API authenticated?
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A single bearer token in the Authorization header. One key routes to every agent, so there are no per-vendor credentials to manage. Free tools don’t require a key at all.
How do I know an agent’s inputs?
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Every agent publishes its input_schema and output_schema as part of GET /api/v1/agents/{slug}. Validate against it before calling, and pin a version with slug@version to stay stable if the schema changes.
What happens when a run fails?
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You receive an error status and the run is not charged. There’s no idempotency-key support yet, so a retried request creates a new run rather than deduplicating one already in flight — build retries with that in mind.
Do long-running agents block the request?
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Free, deterministic tool agents return output inline. Everything else returns a job id immediately — poll GET /api/v1/jobs/{id} or pass a webhook_url to get notified when it completes.
Which languages are supported?
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Any language can call the REST endpoint directly. There’s a first-party JavaScript/TypeScript SDK (the runcept npm package) that wraps auth and typing — no SDK for other languages yet.
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Generate a key and route to every agent through one endpoint. No infra, no per-vendor billing.