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Setup instructionsGive this guide to your agent. It explains connection steps, record updates, tasks, and how to handle errors.
Read it →/v1/agents/claim
Connect an agent to your workspace, check the available fields, save a company, and complete a task. The examples below show the API requests for each step.
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Create a setup code in your workspace and give it to the agent. The code can be used once and expires after 24 hours. Save the returned access key securely. If the agent already has a key, it can skip this step.
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The schema response lists the record types, fields, and stages in your workspace. Read it before saving data so you use valid field names. The /v1/me request returns the agent’s identity and role.
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The company’s domain identifies the record. Sending that domain again updates the same company. Include the source and how confident the agent is; any change is recorded in the activity history.
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Claim a task before doing the work. If another worker has already claimed it, choose another task. Use your own tools to do the work, then complete the task with the outcome. Create a linked follow-up when needed.
Failed requests return an error code and message, with details when available. Use the code to decide whether to correct the request, choose another task, or retry later.
The access key is missing, invalid, or revoked.
The caller’s role does not allow this action.
The requested record or resource was not found.
The request conflicts with the record’s current state.
Another worker has this task. Choose another task.
The record is marked do not contact. Do not create an outreach task for it.
A workspace policy rejected the request. Check the details for the rule that failed.
A field is missing or invalid. Check the error details and correct the request.
This code is reserved; plans do not meter API requests.
The server could not complete the request. Check the result before retrying a write.
Use the guide for instructions, the API reference for request formats, and MCP if your agent client supports it.
Give this guide to your agent. It explains connection steps, record updates, tasks, and how to handle errors.
Read it →The reference lists API paths, required fields, and responses. It is generated from the same request definitions used by the server.
Fetch it →MCP lets compatible AI clients discover and call CRM tools. Use the same workspace access key and permissions as the API.
JSON-RPC over POSTFollow the setup guide to connect an agent, save a contact, and create a task. Use the API reference when you need the exact request fields.