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Introduction

Connect web data, image creation and JEV structured decisions to your application with Sukidata APIs.

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QUICKSTART

Make your first request

Create an API key in the Sukidata console, then send it as a Bearer token. This example returns Google results for a query and location.

cURL
curl --request POST \
  --url https://api.sukidata.com/v1/serp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer $SUKIDATA_API_KEY" \
  --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  --data '{
    "q": "coffee shops in seattle",
    "location": "Seattle, Washington, United States",
    "hl": "en"
  }'
Keep your API key private.Use it only in server-side code and secure development tools.

WEB DATA & AI

Choose an API

POST/v1/serp

Google Search

Search by query, location, language, country, device, and result type.

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POST/v1/twitter

Twitter user timeline

Retrieve public posts by username or numeric user ID, with cursor pagination.

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POST/v1/images/generations

Image generation & editing

Create images from a prompt, or edit existing images with reference images and a mask.

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POST/v1/systemone

JEV decisions

Classify messages, check conditions and score content with JEV, TypeSafe's System One model.

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Pay for what you use

Web Data · CreditsGoogle Search and Twitter use credits. Each Workspace gets 1,000 free credits every month; buy credit packs when you need more.
AI · USD balanceImage generation and editing are billed per image; JEV is billed by input tokens. AI balance never expires.

Balances belong to your Workspace and cannot be exchanged. See billing and pricing for rates, free credits, purchases and payment history.

NEXT STEPS

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API ReferenceReview every endpoint, parameter, and response schema.
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