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Documentation Index

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This page sends your first request to the Engine. By the end, you’ll have a streaming response from a real agent, in the language of your choice. If you don’t yet have an Engine running, follow Local development quickstart first.

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Pick your language

curl

No dependencies, just a shell.

Python

The most common path for AI development.

Node / TypeScript

For web and agent backends.

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What you’ll need

  • The URL of an Engine you can reach. For local development that’s http://localhost:8000.
  • An Engine API key. Set as X-Engine-Key on every request.
  • One open task slot. The Engine accepts an arbitrary task_id you pick.

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The shape of the call

Every quickstart in this section makes the same request: 
POST /execute
X-Engine-Key: <your-key>
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "message": "Say hello in one short sentence.",
  "task_id": "demo-001"
}
And consumes the same Server-Sent Event stream that comes back. The only difference is which language and HTTP client you’re using. When you’re done, head to the agent loop to understand what happens between your request and the response, or straight to the API reference if you’d rather read the contract first.