Get help and see available commands. Start here if you are new to APIClaw.

Search for APIs based on what you need to do. Describe your use case naturally.

Get detailed information about a specific API provider, including endpoints, pricing, and features. Use compact=true to save ~60% tokens.

Purchase access to an API using your credit balance. Returns API credentials on success.

Check your credit balance and list active API purchases.

Add credits to your account. (For testing/demo purposes)

List all available API categories.

Execute an API call through APIClaw. Supports single calls AND multi-step chains.

SINGLE CALL: Provide provider + action + params CHAIN: Provide chain array to execute multiple APIs in sequence/parallel with cross-step references.

Chain features:

• Sequential: Steps execute in order, each can reference previous results via $stepId.property

• Parallel: Use { parallel: [...steps] } to run concurrently

• Conditional: Use { if: "$step.success", then: {...}, else: {...} }

• Loops: Use { forEach: "$step.results", as: "item", do: {...} }

• Error handling: Per-step retry/fallback via onError

• Async: Set async: true to get chainId immediately, poll or use webhook

Example chain: chain: [ { id: "search", provider: "brave_search", action: "search", params: { query: "AI agents" } }, { id: "summarize", provider: "openrouter", action: "chat", params: { message: "Summarize: $search.results" } } ]

List all APIs available for Direct Call (no API key needed).

Execute an action by capability, not provider. APIClaw automatically selects the best provider, handles fallback, and optimizes for cost/speed. Example: capability("sms", "send", {to: "+46...", message: "Hello"})

List all available capabilities and their providers.

Register your email to create a workspace. This authenticates your agent with APIClaw. You will receive a magic link to verify ownership.

Check your workspace status, tier, and usage remaining.

Send a reminder email to verify workspace ownership (if verification is pending).

Set up pay-per-call billing. Creates a subscription that charges $0.002 per API call at end of month.

Get current billing period usage and estimated cost for metered billing.

Estimate the cost for a given number of API calls.

Check the status of an async chain execution. Use the chainId returned from call_api with async: true.

Resume a failed chain from the point of failure. Use the resumeToken from the error response. Requires the original chain definition.