Guides / kosa8 Cloud / OpenAPI
OpenAPI and llms.txt
The kosa8 Cloud API describes itself. https://api.kosa8.com/openapi.json
is an OpenAPI 3.1 document for code generators and API tools, and
https://api.kosa8.com/llms.txt is a short plain-text brief for AI agents.
openapi.json
Every /v1 route the API serves is in it, with its key scope
(x-kosa8-scope), parameters, request bodies and error answers. The operator-only
/v1/admin routes are left out. A test in the API's own suite fails if a route is added
without being described, so the document does not drift from what the server does.
$ curl -s https://api.kosa8.com/openapi.json | jq '.paths | keys'
It is public and needs no key. Use it to:
- Generate a client in a language kosa8 has no SDK for, for example with
openapi-generator-cli generate -i https://api.kosa8.com/openapi.json -g rust -o kosa8-rs. The SDKs remain the easier path in Python, JavaScript, Go, Ruby and Java. - Import into Postman, Insomnia or Bruno: import from URL. Set the bearer token to your
k8c_live_…key. - Give an agent typed tools: frameworks that turn an OpenAPI document into tools (for
example LangChain's OpenAPI toolkit) can load it directly. Point them at the
Sandboxestag; for most agents the MCP server is simpler.
Auth and errors, as the document states them
- Security scheme
apiKey: HTTP bearer, the key from API keys in the dashboard. - Every error is
{"error": "<code>", "message": "…"}. A 402 (payment_required,spending_cap_reached) also carriesupgrade_urlandagent_message, the sentence an AI agent should pass to its person. - Webhook deliveries are described under
webhooks; see Webhook recipes for verifying them.
llms.txt
https://api.kosa8.com/llms.txt follows the llms.txt
convention: in a page of markdown, how to authenticate, how to connect over MCP, the main calls with
their bodies, a curl example, and links to the full reference. Paste its address into an agent's
context, or let a crawler find it, and the agent has what it needs to drive the API.
$ curl -s https://api.kosa8.com/llms.txt
The docs site has its own llms.txt covering every guide and command.