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API

Common questions about API keys, rate limits, billing, errors, MCP, webhooks, and when to use the apps instead.

Articles in this collection

- API keys - Create a key when an app or an AI agent needs to connect to Worklittle. - When to use the API vs the apps - Who needs keys and who can just use the website. - Service status - Check whether Worklittle is having a problem. - REST vs MCP in plain English - Two ways developers and AI tools connect to Worklittle. - Use Worklittle with an AI browser agent - What an AI agent in your browser can do for you on worklittle.com. - What is the Worklittle API? - The API, MCP server, and apps compared, and who each is for. - Share or rotate an API key - Keep keys private, use one key per system, and replace a key without downtime. - Why is my API key not working? - Fix invalid, revoked, wrong-organization, and under-permissioned keys. - Which organization does my API key belong to? - A key, its usage, and its bill belong to the organization where the key was created. - What can my API key do? - The capabilities a key can have and who can create them. - Too many requests and rate limits - What a 429 means, the default per-key limit, and how to recover. - Common API errors - What 401, 402, 403, 429, and 5xx responses mean and how to fix them. - How does API usage get billed? - Keys are free. API calls have flat prices, billed to the workspace that owns the key. - What is free on the API vs what costs money? - Which API calls are free within monthly quotas and which have a flat price. - REST, SDK, CLI, or MCP? - Pick REST, the SDK, the CLI, or MCP based on who is calling Worklittle. - Connect an AI tool without writing code - Use MCP or the Jobs app in ChatGPT, Claude, and VS Code without a custom integration. - What are webhooks? - Webhooks send events from Worklittle Business to your other systems. - How do I give a developer access? - Create a key, share it securely, send the docs, and set a spend limit. - Why does the API feel slow? - Checks for slow responses: AI calls, retries, caching, and outages. - Apply for jobs through the API - Start applications from your own code: a free test run, one job or up to 10 at once, progress, and review before submit. - Turn auto-apply on or off with the API - Change auto-apply, review before submit, and tailored resumes for your account with one API call. - Apply for someone else with the API - For developers and platforms: apply on behalf of people who gave you permission, with their own name, email, and resume.