Ada’s suite of APIs opens up multiple integration paths to connect Ada with external systems, extending the capabilities of your AI agent. Whether you’re looking to manage data stored in Ada or personalize conversations, Ada’s APIs supports numerous use cases, including:
Ada’s APIs adhere to REST standards and utilize JSON formatting for data exchange.
Secure access is managed through Authentication using rotatable keys.
Versioning allows to smoothly opt-in to breaking changes.
Global rate limits ensure high availability, with certain API families applying their own local limits.
Cursor-based pagination supports efficient handling of large data sets.
To help you get started quickly, you can use these resources to explore the API, run tests, and integrate it into your workflows. They’re designed to reduce setup time and give you hands-on experience with real requests and responses.
You can download the OpenAPI specification below. This file provides a machine-readable definition that you can use with your own tools.
Use the API Playground directly in these docs to try out requests and see live responses. This makes it easy to validate endpoints, experiment with parameters, and understand responses before integrating them into your own systems.
Next to every API call example, you’ll see a ▶️ Play button to open the playground. For example in Knowledge Sources:
Click Login to enter your API key.
Use the Knowledge API to import and sync knowledge articles into Ada.
The End Users API offers allows for real-time updates and management of user profile information, including webhook events to track changes in user profiles.
The Data Export API provides access to conversation and message records. You can use this API to export data into your own data warehouse for analysis and long-term storage.
The Data Compliance API allows for the deletion of personal data associated with a user’s email address from Ada’s databases.
The Integrations API enables developers to connect external applications to Ada, such as Knowledge integrations that help AI agents generate responses, all managed from the Ada dashboard.
The Conversations API allows developers to build custom channels and extend Ada into proprietary apps, third-party platforms, or internal tools with developer-focused control.
Security-related features are documented within individual API families. The table below summarizes where to find them.