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What is the Worklittle API?

The API, MCP server, and apps compared, and who each is for.

The Worklittle API gives software and AI tools programmatic access to the same jobs and hiring data as the apps. You only need it to build a custom integration.

Ways in

| Surface | Use it for |
| --- | --- |
| [worklittle.com](https://worklittle.com) and [worklittle.com/business](https://worklittle.com/business) | People searching jobs or hiring in a browser |
| `api.worklittle.com` | Developers building integrations |
| `mcp.worklittle.com` | AI assistants calling Worklittle tools via MCP |

If you only search jobs or hire in the product, stay in the apps. See When to use the API vs the apps.

Common uses

- A careers page that lists your company’s Worklittle jobs - A search or matching tool on top of the Jobs index - An agent that looks up real jobs or helps apply - A sync that moves candidates or hiring events into another system

All of these need an API key. See API keys.

Jobs API vs Business API

| API | Covers |
| --- | --- |
| Jobs | Market-wide job search, company pages, apply tools, agent features |
| Business | Your hiring workspace: postings, candidates, employees, surveys, documents, webhooks |

One key can cover both, depending on its permissions. See What can my API key do?.

Docs

- Jobs overview - Business overview - MCP guide - Help Center vs API reference