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What is the Worklittle API?

The programming door into Worklittle jobs, hiring, and MCP tools.

The Worklittle API lets software and AI tools use the same jobs and hiring data you see in the apps. Most people never need it. You only need it when someone is building a custom integration.

The short version

Worklittle has apps you click through in a browser, and an API that programs talk to.

- worklittle.com and worklittle.com/business are for people - The API at api.worklittle.com is for developers and AI tools - MCP at mcp.worklittle.com is a way for AI assistants to use the same capabilities without writing much code

If you are just searching jobs or hiring in the product, stay in the apps. See When to use the API vs the apps.

What people usually build

- 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

Those projects need an API key. See API keys.

Jobs API vs Business API

- The Jobs side is market-wide job search, company pages, apply tools, and related agent features - The Business side is your own hiring workspace: postings, candidates, employees, surveys, documents, and webhooks

One key can cover both, depending on what the key is allowed to do. See What can my API key do?.

Where to send a developer

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