Platform API
A read-and-connect API your own site can call: what it is for, where it lives, and the six things you can ask it.
The platform API is how a site outside QuQi reads the work QuQi has finished for it. The QuQi WordPress plugin and the QuQi Shopify app both talk to QuQi over this API. If your site runs on something else, you can call the same endpoints yourself.
It is deliberately small. You can ask what is connected, what is planned, and what has been written — and you can tell QuQi that a site is now publishing its articles. There is nothing here that writes an article or changes a setting; that all stays in the console.
Base URL
Every path below hangs off one base.
The six endpoints
GET /status
Whether anything is connected, your brand name and domain, and this month’s article usage.
Status
GET /keywords
The article ideas scheduled in one month, with their search volume and difficulty.
Keywords
GET /articles/{id}
One article, with its full body, excerpt, cover image and meta fields.
One article
What one key can reach
A key belongs to one website, and a response never contains anything but that website’s work. If you run three websites in QuQi, you make three keys and your code holds three.
Nothing here is rate limited. Errors come back as JSON, not as an HTML error page, so your code can read the reason instead of guessing from the status code alone.