November 7, 2026
Unified APIs
A new Unified APIs page explains AIsa Social, AIsa Ads and AIsa commerce: one request shape across platforms, read and write access through connected accounts, the connect flow, webhook events, and what your app should do when a platform connection stops working.API Reference by category and platform
The API Reference sidebar now groups every endpoint by category, then by platform. The categories are Models, Commerce, Social, Search & SEO, Ratings & app stores, Company & people, Jobs & hiring, Ads & creators, Market data, Public data, Research & web, Agent tools, and Travel. Browse by platform lists every platform A to Z. AIsa Social endpoints for one platform, such as Instagram, sit under that platform. AIsa Ads endpoints that work on one ad platform sit in Ads & creators under that platform’s official name: Meta Ads, Google Ads, TikTok Ads, LinkedIn Ads, and Reddit Ads. Ad endpoints that work on every ad platform are under AIsa Ads (all platforms). Public ad library endpoints are in Ads & creators too, under Meta Ad Library, TikTok Ad Library, LinkedIn Ad Library, and Google Ads Transparency Center. The Data APIs page uses the same categories.Models and Data tabs
Models and Data now have their own tabs. The Models tab has the Model Catalog and one page for each model family, from Claude and OpenAI to Qwen and Jina. The model family pages replace the Chinese LLMs pages; their old links redirect.October 16, 2026
MCP docs match the live tool list
The MCP pages now describe the toolshttps://mcp.aisa.one/mcp serves today: search, list_categories, get_details (also served as batch_get_schema), batch_quote, and batch_use. Paid calls follow quote, approve, then run: batch_quote prices the exact calls without running them, and batch_use runs the same calls. use remains a deprecated single-call form, still used for the free account check. MCP guidance no longer relies on max_price_usd; over HTTP, X-AISA-Max-Price-USD is unchanged.
October 15, 2026
OAuth-first integration guides
Every Integrations guide now connects to the single MCP server athttps://mcp.aisa.one/mcp, authenticates with OAuth first, and keeps the API key as a Bearer fallback for headless environments. Guides for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, Pi, and Grok Build include the exact add and sign-in commands; Antigravity continues to use the API key header.
Machine payments are MPP
The Machine Payments page replaces the earlier concept page. It documents MPP, the payment protocol the API serves, and where to find endpoints that accept it. Earlier references to x402 have been corrected.Agent Skills match the skills repository
- Skills are grouped to match the agent-skills repository: Financial & Markets, Search & Research, Social Media, AI Models, Marketing, Creative. The overview compares similar skills in each group.
- Pages were renamed to match the repository names:
youtube-serp,youtube-search,multi-source-search,media-gen. Old URLs redirect. - New Marketing skills: KOL Creator Discovery, Creator Marketing, Product Selection, Similarweb, and Article SEO/GEO Review.
- Chinese-language skills are documented in the Chinese docs only.
Examples
The five Examples now share a consistent layout: the problem, a prompt to paste into your agent, the APIs and Skills it calls, and example output.October 14, 2026
New documentation structure
The docs are reorganized into six tabs:
Merged or retired pages redirect to their replacements. “Copy page” is now the default page action.
MCP server
The Get Started pages now use the remote MCP server athttps://mcp.aisa.one/mcp (Streamable HTTP, browser OAuth) and its five tools: search, list_categories, get_details, use, and batch_use. Discovery and get_details are free; use and batch_use are billed per call.
Positioning cleanup
The OpenRouter comparison page has been removed, and the FAQ now explains how AIsa differs from an LLM gateway in general terms.October 13, 2026
Integrations tab and new client guides
Setup tutorials now live in their own Integrations tab. Page URLs are unchanged.- Coding agents: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, Pi, Grok Build
- Agent platforms: OpenClaw, Hermes, Manus, Muse, Grok Bot, Cue
- Build your own: custom agents, agent discovery, and machine payments
https://mcp.aisa.one/mcp. Grok Bot and Cue are also new and include setup screenshots.
October 12, 2026
Cost quotes, maximum price, and settled cost
The Billing & Credits guide and the API Reference overview now describe the cost protocol used by the API:- Free quote: On endpoints that support it, send the exact request with
X-AISA-Cost-Mode: quote. The upstream provider is not called, and your balance is not debited. - Maximum price:
X-AISA-Max-Price-USD(ormax_price_usdover MCP) rejects a call if its estimate exceeds your limit. It does not cap the final charge. - Settled cost:
X-AISA-Customer-Cost-Micros-USDreports what a completed call cost. If the header is missing, the cost is unknown, not zero.
get_details with with_quote returns a quote, and use / batch_use accept max_price_usd.
Endpoint pages now show each endpoint’s cost rules and request limits, generated from OpenAPI metadata. The error reference documents the error formats returned by the API.
October 10, 2026
Machine payments with MPP
Selected data endpoints can now be paid per request using the Machine Payments Protocol (MPP) on Tempo, with no API key required. An unauthenticated request returns HTTP402 with a WWW-Authenticate: Payment challenge. The client pays and retries with Authorization: Payment <credential>. An MPP discovery document lists supported endpoints, starting with Polymarket data. See Machine Payments.
API Reference generated from the live catalog
API Reference pages are now generated from the live AIsa runtime catalog, ensuring request and response definitions match what the gateway serves. This adds reference pages for Brave Search, Brave Answer, Parallel, FRED economic data, BytePlus Market Insight, and Duffel Stays. Browse them by category in Data APIs.October 8, 2026
Model examples and image generation
Code examples that usedgpt-4.1 or gpt-5, which the gateway no longer serves, now use available models. The “Image Generation via Chat” page has been retired because no image models serve the chat route. Use Image Generation (/v1/images/generations) instead; the old URL redirects there.
CLI credentials
The browser-basedaisa login flow (CLI 0.6+) stores an auto-refreshing OAuth session in ~/.aisa/tokens.json. The docs no longer instruct agents to read ~/.aisa/key, a legacy mirror that can hold an expired token.
October 5, 2026
Private market data and flights
- Akta: Private company data, including company enrichment and discovery, located under Financial Data starting at Company Enrichment.
- Duffel Flights: Flight search, orders, changes, and cancellations, starting at Create Offer Request.
September 30, 2026
Billing semantics instead of price tables
The docs no longer publish prices. Model, data API, and provider pages explain how each call is billed (per call, per result, per row, credit formulas, and what is or isn’t billed). Live prices are at aisa.one/models and aisa.one/api. The billing guide also covers pay-as-you-go and the Builder and Team subscription plans.Model catalog sync
The Model Catalog and Chinese model pages now match the live model list. Retired model IDs have been removed and new providers added.MCP-first Agent Quickstart
The Agent Quickstart now directs agents to the remote MCP server by default whenever the client supports an MCP connector. The CLI is for clients without MCP, for non-interactive automation with an existing key, or when preferred by the user.September 2026: AIsa CLI 0.5 – 0.6
Several versions of the AIsa CLI (@aisa-one/cli) were released this month:
September 16, 2026
Run any endpoint from your agent
Every API Reference page for an operation served by the MCP server now has an MCP tab next to the curl example. It provides a prompt you can paste into your agent to connect, authorize, and run the call.TikHub
The TikHub API reference covers 956 endpoints across Douyin, TikTok, Bilibili, Kuaishou, Weibo, Xiaohongshu, Zhihu, WeChat, and more, in English and Chinese.Oxylabs
ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity queries have moved to the asynchronous Oxylabs LLM endpoint. Google sources (google_search, google_ai_mode) remain on the synchronous /apis/v1/oxylabs/ai-search endpoint.
September 11, 2026
New data APIs
Paid-call approval for agents
Agent-facing pages now require agents to show the endpoint, scope, and cost rule, and to wait for explicit user approval before making a paid or high-cost call. OpenAPI operations carry a machine-readablex-aisa-pricing extension that describes how each call is billed.
Twitter media upload
POST /twitter/upload_media is now documented. It accepts multipart/form-data and returns the media_id used when posting a tweet with media.
August 2026
Search, SEO, and web-intelligence APIs
- Firecrawl — scrape, crawl, map, search, and batch-scrape.
- Exa — search, answer, contents, and agent runs.
- Oxylabs AI Search — real-time AI search.
- Model-grounded web search — Anthropic and OpenAI endpoints that run a live search inside a fixed model and return a cited answer with sources.
- Ahrefs and Semrush — domain, keyword, and backlink data.
- SimilarWeb — website traffic, engagement, ranking, audience, and keyword data, plus the Traffic Snapshot, Traffic Trend, and Top Geographies managed products.
Embeddings, rerank, and account endpoints
- Jina embeddings and rerank are available through the AIsa API.
GET /v1/credits/balancereturns your credit balance.- The model catalog was refreshed against the live model list.
Agent-ready descriptions
Search, financial, CoinGecko, and Apollo operations now have stableoperationIds (used by the MCP server as tool names) and descriptions written for agents. Instagram and Pinterest descriptions were rewritten against live responses.
July 2026
Agent Quickstart
A new Agent Quickstart provides agents with a concise page to read when connecting to AIsa, instead of the fullllms.txt. Setup prompts for Hermes and OpenClaw now point to it.
Integration tutorials
New step-by-step guides for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Manus, and custom agents.Chinese documentation
The documentation is now available in Chinese. Use the language switcher in the header to access guides, Agent Skills, the model catalog, and the localized API reference.API reference accuracy
Tavily, Twitter, social, CoinGecko, prediction-market, GeminigenerateContent, Apollo, AgentMail, and DataForSEO pages were corrected against live API responses. API reference URL slugs were normalized.
New endpoints
- EDINET — Japanese securities filings, located under Financial Data.
- WaveInflu — Creator email lookup and similar-creator search. In September, WaveInflu moved to a new upstream contract with changed request and response fields, and added AI Search.
June 2026
Social and email APIs
- AgentMail — Inboxes, messages, threads, drafts, and lists for agents, organized by user journey.
- Reddit — Subreddit, post-comment, and search endpoints.
- Twitter — user tweet timeline, tweet replies v2, and list tweet timeline.
- Instagram (15 endpoints) and Pinterest (4 endpoints).
Agent Skills and OpenClaw
Agent Skill pages now include a CLI install step, and the OpenClaw guide was rewritten.May 28, 2026
Apollo and DataForSEO
- Apollo — Sales intelligence: people and organization search, contacts, accounts, email campaigns, and more, grouped by business object.
- DataForSEO — SERP, keyword, backlink, on-page, content, business, and AI-optimization data.
Agent Skills documentation
Detailed pages were added for skills across finance, search, social media, and AI models. Each page covers what the skill does, how to install it, and example prompts. See the Agent Skills catalog.April 21, 2026
Agent Discovery Infrastructure
AIsa now publishes three machine-readable discovery endpoints so autonomous agents can find, authenticate with, and invoke AIsa’s capabilities without human intervention.
All three endpoints include permissive CORS headers (
Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *) so browser-based agents and web applications can fetch them directly. The agent card advertises 13 skills with tags, descriptions, and example queries for programmatic skill matching.
Agent Discovery Guide
Learn how to integrate your agents with AIsa using the A2A protocol, plugin manifest, and OpenAPI spec.
Developer Tools on aisa.one
The main website now includes two new developer-facing pages and an updated navigation structure: API Explorer — An interactive Swagger UI at aisa.one/api-explorer for browsing, testing, and integrating with all 111+ AIsa endpoints directly in the browser. Supports persistent authorization and live request execution. Agent Discovery Page — A visual skill explorer at aisa.one/agent-discovery with search and tag filtering across all 13 skills, integration code examples in Python, TypeScript, and cURL, and a live “Try It” sandbox for testing the discovery-to-invocation flow. Developers Dropdown — The navbar now features a “Developers” dropdown with quick links to Documentation, API Explorer, Agent Discovery, and the OpenAPI Spec.OpenAPI Auto-Sync
A new GitHub Actions workflow automatically consolidates individual OpenAPI specs from the docs repo, validates the generatedopenapi.yaml, and syncs it to the website repository. Slack notifications report success, no-change, or failure outcomes.
URL Migration
All documentation URLs have been migrated fromdocs.aisa.one to aisa.one/docs, and marketplace.aisa.one has been replaced with console.aisa.one. Existing links redirect automatically.
April 20, 2026
Financial API Additions
Two new endpoints have been added to the Financial Data API:
The Financial API reference pages have been reorganized by canonical tag for easier navigation, and macro interest rate pages are now grouped under a dedicated “Interest Rates” subheader.
Prediction Market Fixes
Several improvements to the Polymarket and Kalshi API documentation: The Polymarket candlestick and wallet PnL endpoints have been corrected to use query parameters instead of path parameters, matching the actual API behavior. Missing query parameterscondition_id and wallet_address have been added to the relevant endpoints. The pagination example link in the Polymarket spec has been updated to point to the correct location.
Analyst Estimates Correction
The analyst estimates endpoint has been renamed from “Earnings Per Share” to “Analyst Estimates” to accurately reflect its content. The description has been updated to remove references to price targets and analyst counts that are not returned by the endpoint.April 19, 2026
CoinGecko API (23 Endpoints)
A complete CoinGecko integration is now available through AIsa, covering cryptocurrency market data across 23 endpoints. Access coin prices, market charts, OHLC data, trending coins, exchange information, and global market statistics — all through your existing AIsa API key.CoinGecko API Reference
Browse all 23 CoinGecko endpoints with interactive examples.
Video Generation — All 4 Wan Models
The video generation documentation has been expanded to cover all four Wan 2.7 model variants:These variant IDs were later consolidated. The gateway now exposeswan2.7-t2v,wan2.7-i2v, andwan2.7-r2vat 720p/1080p — see the model catalog for current IDs.
Navigation Restructure
Documentation tab slugs have been flattened to/guides, /api-reference, and /agent-skills for cleaner URLs and improved navigation.
April 18, 2026
Image Generation Endpoints
Two new image generation pages have been added to the API reference: Image Generation via Chat — Generate images using thewan2.7-image model family through the standard /v1/chat/completions endpoint. This allows image generation within the same conversational interface used for text.
OpenAI-Compatible Image Generations — Generate images using SeedREAM through the /v1/images/generations endpoint, fully compatible with the OpenAI Images API format.
The video task-status endpoint has been corrected to use a path parameter for the task ID, matching the actual API behavior.
April 17, 2026
Twitter/X Action Endpoints
Six new Twitter/X action endpoints are now available, enabling full read-write automation:
These endpoints complement the existing read-only Twitter search and profile endpoints, enabling autonomous agents to engage on Twitter/X programmatically.