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Access and manage YouTube video content, channels, playlists, comments, live streams, and captions programmatically. Supports video search across YouTube's catalog of over 800 million videos, channel analytics retrieval, playlist curation, comment moderation, and live broadcast management. Enables both read-only access to public data via API keys and full account management via OAuth 2.0 scopes including upload, rating, and subscription operations.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for Kavita, keeping it validated and agent-ready. Kavita is a self-hosted ebook, comic, and manga reader server that exposes a large REST surface (493 endpoints) for managing libraries, series, chapters, collections, want-to-read lists, reading progress, devices, OPDS feeds, scrobbling, and admin operations. The base URL is parameterised because Kavita is self-hosted: clients point at their own server instance. Authentication uses an API key passed in the `x-api-key` header, with JWT-based session tokens layered on top for browser users.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for RMuseum API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. The RMuseum API powers Ganjoor.net, the largest open archive of classical Persian poetry, and exposes 470+ endpoints for browsing poets, books, categories, individual poems and couplets, audio recitations, artifact images, comments, bookmarks, and AI-generated summaries. The same backend supports museum-style cultural artifact metadata (the 'RMuseum' name) alongside the poetry archive. Auth uses a bearer token in the Authorization header for write and user-scoped operations; many read endpoints are public.
The Jellyfin API is the HTTP control surface for Jellyfin, the free open-source media server that organizes and streams personal libraries of movies, TV, music, books, and live TV. With 387 endpoints, the API covers library management, item playback, user and access-key administration, transcoding, subtitles, channels, plugins, scheduled tasks, and device sync. Because Jellyfin runs on the user's own hardware, the base URL is the operator's local server (e.g. http://localhost:8096), not a hosted SaaS endpoint, and authentication is a server-issued API key sent via the X-Emby-Authorization or X-Emby-Token header. The spec mirrors Jellyfin 10.7 stable.
Host, manage, and distribute video content through 328 endpoints covering the full Vimeo platform - videos, channels, groups, albums, users, on-demand content, and analytics. The API supports OAuth 2.0 with granular scopes for upload, edit, delete, and privacy control. Videos are automatically transcoded to multiple renditions with adaptive streaming, and the platform provides embeddable player customization, team collaboration, and commerce features through Vimeo On Demand.
PeerTube is a free, decentralized, federated video platform built on ActivityPub and WebTorrent, and the PeerTube REST API is its programmatic surface. The API spans 244 endpoints covering video upload and transcoding, channels and playlists, accounts and users, federation between instances, live streaming, comments, abuse reports, and instance administration. Authentication is via OAuth 2.0 access tokens scoped to a single account session, and rate limits are enforced at 50 calls per 10 seconds per endpoint with stricter limits on token and registration endpoints. Client integrations exist in Python, Go, and Kotlin generated from this specification.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for EVE Swagger Interface, keeping it validated and agent-ready. The EVE Swagger Interface (ESI) is the public API for the MMO game EVE Online, exposing 206 endpoints that cover characters, corporations, alliances, contacts, market data, in-game mail, and assets. Agents can read live game state for an authenticated character or query universe-wide reference data such as alliance membership, contact lists, and corporation icons. ESI uses EVE SSO OAuth2 for any character-scoped operation.
Manage everything about your Render services. The API exposes 196 endpoints secured with bearer authentication.
The EVE Swagger Interface (ESI) is the official API for the EVE Online MMO, exposing 195 operations across 180 paths covering characters, corporations, alliances, contracts, market data, fleets, and the in-game universe. Players, third-party tool builders, and AI agents use ESI to read game state, react to in-game events, and automate out-of-client workflows like industry planning, market analysis, and corporation management. Authentication is OAuth 2.0 via EVE SSO, with scoped tokens controlling which character data the application can read or modify.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for Lichess.org API reference, keeping it validated and agent-ready. The Lichess API exposes the free, open-source chess platform's full feature set including account management, game streaming, puzzle workflows, broadcasts, tournaments, bot play, and analysis. Agents can stream live game events, fetch player rating histories, query the opening explorer and tablebase, run puzzle dashboards, and operate Lichess bots. The API is OAuth2-protected with personal access tokens and supports newline-delimited JSON streaming for board events and TV feeds.
The Bungie.Net API exposes the platform behind Bungie.net and the Destiny video games, covering player profiles, Destiny 2 character and inventory data, item actions, social features, fireteam finder, group/clan management, and content delivery for news and help articles. It is used by community sites, Destiny companion apps, and tools that read or modify a player's gameplay state. Read endpoints work with an X-API-Key, while operations that modify a player's data require OAuth 2.0 authorization with the appropriate scope.
stream-io-api.com/main version v166.1.0. The API exposes 138 endpoints secured with apiKey authentication.
The Twitch Helix API is a RESTful API that lets developers build creative integrations for the broader Twitch community. The API exposes 137 endpoints secured with apiKey, bearer, oauth2 authentication.
The MangaDex API serves an ad-free manga reader: it exposes the full catalogue - manga, chapters, covers, authors, scanlation groups, custom lists, ratings, and the MangaDex@Home image delivery network - to client apps, recommendation tools, and reader bots. Coverage spans discovery (search and feeds), reading (chapter image URLs via at-home tokens), account features (follows, custom lists, ratings), and upload and moderation operations. Catalogue reads such as GET /manga, GET /chapter, and GET /at-home/server/{chapterId} declare no security in the spec; the account, upload, and moderation operations take a bearer token. The acceptable use policy requires crediting MangaDex and scanlation groups and forbids running ads or paid services on consumers of the API.
About the REST API The Wowza Streaming Cloud<sup>TM</sup> REST API (application programming interface) offers complete programmatic control over live streams, transcoders, stream sources, and stream targets. Anything you can do in the Wowza Streaming Cloud UI can also be achieved by making HTTP-based requests to cloud-based servers through the REST API. The Wowza Streaming Cloud REST API features . The API exposes 104 endpoints secured with apiKey authentication.
Ingest, transcode, and stream video content with built-in analytics and real-time monitoring across 91 endpoints. The API spans two core products: Mux Video for asset management, live streaming, direct uploads, and playback delivery; and Mux Data for viewer-level metrics, error tracking, quality-of-experience scoring, and real-time monitoring. Assets are automatically transcoded to adaptive bitrate HLS with no manual encoding configuration required.
Discover music, podcasts, and audiobooks, control playback across devices, and manage personal libraries through 89 endpoints spanning the Spotify platform. The API provides access to Spotify's catalog of 100+ million tracks with search, recommendations, audio features analysis, and playlist management. OAuth 2.0 authorization code flow enables user-scoped actions including playback control via Spotify Connect, library curation, and listening history retrieval.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for MediaSilo API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. MediaSilo is a cloud media asset management platform built for video production teams to organise, review, and distribute video content. The API exposes 84 endpoints covering projects, folders, assets, versions, review links, spotlights, distribution lists, playlists, metadata, webhooks, and link analytics. It is well-suited to integrating MediaSilo with editorial systems, automating asset ingest, and triggering review workflows from external tools.
The BBC Radio and Music Services (RMS) API encapsulates the metadata and personalisation logic that powers iPlayer Radio and BBC Music across web, mobile, and connected devices. It surfaces broadcasts and schedules, music categories and collections, popular artists, playlists and tracks, and a per-user 'my' namespace for follows, favourites, and music export jobs. With 75 endpoints, the API is the canonical source of broadcast metadata for any client integrating BBC Radio listings, station experiences, or personalised music recommendations.
Brandfolder by Smartsheet is a digital asset management platform whose v4 API exposes 73 endpoints for managing brand assets, attachments, collections, sections, tags, and custom fields. The API is organised around organizations and brandfolders, with assets nested under sections and grouped through collections, and supports both per-asset operations and bulk asset upload. Custom field keys and values let teams attach arbitrary metadata to assets so creative, marketing, and product teams can search and filter the brand library by their own taxonomy. Authentication is a bearer API token scoped to the user's organization.
The Getty Images API exposes 71 endpoints across the Getty creative and editorial library, including image and video search, AI image generation, refinement, extension, background removal, and affiliate flows. Authentication uses an API-Key header alongside OAuth 2.0 client credentials, supporting both server-to-server licensing workflows and end-user delegated access. The API also includes beta endpoints for AI file registration so customers can train and license generated content under the Getty rights framework.
The Channel 4 Programme Metadata Lookup Service Data (PMLSD) API exposes the broadcaster's programme catalog as Atom feeds covering brands, series, episodes, recently-added content, A-Z indexes, categories, and on-demand availability. It is the same data layer that powers Channel 4's electronic programme guide, with read-only endpoints scoped by category, channel, and date. The API is read-only and is intended for building TV listings, recommendation engines, and programme discovery experiences.
Jentic maintains a curated, agent-optimized OpenAPI specification for Gumlet API, consolidating the per-endpoint OpenAPI definitions Gumlet publishes across its reference documentation into a single document. Gumlet is a cloud media platform that ingests, transcodes, and streams video and image content with support for live streaming, adaptive bitrate playback, subtitles, audio tracks, watermarks, and analytics. Its REST API spans 64 operations covering video assets, image sources, live broadcasts, playlists, encoding profiles, webhooks, and workspace management. Authentication is via bearer token tied to a Gumlet workspace.
Dagpi is a fast image manipulation and meme generation API used heavily by Discord bot developers and small creator tools. The API exposes 61 endpoints split across image manipulation, filters, effects, social-media-style overlays, meme templates, and a small data feed of jokes, facts, pickup lines, and other novelty payloads. Authentication is a single API key in the Authorization header; image endpoints accept a source URL parameter and return a transformed image.
Jentic's spec for the Shinobi API is a converted copy of the Swagger 2.0 document Hillbilly Software published at its own host, sourced from the public APIs.guru registry copy of it; the vendor's host no longer resolves, so the API cannot be called today. Shinobi is a community-maintained movie and television metadata API exposing 58 endpoints covering actors, awards, calendars, cast and crew, images, magnet hashes, ratings, trailers, and shows. Endpoints are addressed with an access token in the URL path, and lookups are available by IMDb ID, title, year, and country. The dataset blends scheduling, biographical, and visual metadata, which is why it suited second-screen apps, recommendation engines, and entertainment chatbots that needed a single source of structured film and TV facts. The API is intentionally read-heavy with a few POST endpoints to add new actors or shows.
PandaScore provides comprehensive esports data across multiple videogames including League of Legends, Dota 2, CS:GO, Overwatch, and more. The API delivers real-time and historical data on leagues, series, tournaments, matches, teams, players, standings, statistics, and live scores. The data hierarchy follows Leagues > Series > Tournaments > Matches > Games structure. Authentication uses bearer tokens or query string tokens, with rate limits of 1000 requests/hour (free) or 4000 requests/hour (paid). The API supports filtering, range queries, search, sorting, and pagination for all resources.
PandaScore REST API provides comprehensive esports data for League of Legends, Dota 2, CS:GO, Overwatch, Valorant, Rainbow Six Siege, and more. This variant offers expanded videogame-specific endpoints with detailed game metadata like champions, items, maps, and abilities. The API supports filtering, range queries, search, sorting, and pagination. Authentication uses bearer tokens or query string tokens with rate limits of 1000 requests/hour (free) or 4000 requests/hour (paid). The data hierarchy is Leagues > Series > Tournaments > Matches > Games.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for the Bannerbear API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. Bannerbear automates image and video generation from designer-built templates, exposing endpoints for one-off images, batched collections, animated GIFs, screenshots of URLs, and rendered videos. Each render request supplies modifications (text, image swaps, colour overrides) to a template, and Bannerbear returns hosted output assets ready to embed in social posts, landing pages, or email. The API is widely used for personalised marketing creatives and dynamic OG images.
The Google Books API gives applications structured access to the Google Books repository, covering volume metadata, full-text search, bookshelves, reviews, and personal library management. It supports public catalog discovery as well as authenticated user-library operations such as bookshelf manipulation, reading position tracking, and offline metadata sync. The API is widely used to build reading apps, library tools, citation utilities, and book recommendation features.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for Amazon Nimble Studio, keeping it validated and agent-ready. Nimble Studio is AWS's managed virtual production studio for visual effects, animation, and game-development teams - it provisions cloud-based artist workstations and rendering capacity. The 49 endpoints cover Studios, StudioComponents (shared file systems, license servers, render farms), LaunchProfiles, StreamingImages, StreamingSessions and the streams that artists connect to, plus EulaAcceptances and StudioMembers for access control.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for api.video, keeping it validated and agent-ready. api.video is a video infrastructure platform that encodes on the go to enable immediate playback across devices. The API covers video upload and management, live-streaming, players, account, analytics for live and on-demand assets, and authentication. Use it to add video upload, encoding, and playback to a product without building or operating a media pipeline.
The D&D 5e API is an open, read-only reference for Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition data drawn from the Systems Reference Document, including ability scores, classes, races, spells, monsters, equipment and rules. It exposes 47 GET endpoints under https://www.dnd5eapi.co/api covering character-building data and game mechanics, with no authentication required. The 5e-bits project attaches its own OpenAPI document to each GitHub release of the API; the specification behind this page is an earlier revision of that same project document, covering the same 47 operations on the unversioned /api/ paths, which the live service now 301-redirects to their /api/2014/ equivalents. Useful for character generators, encounter builders, rules lookup tools, and AI agents that need structured tabletop reference data.
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