Code-backed documentation for the current api-server surface: authentication, sandboxes, snapshots, browser sessions, notebooks, workspaces, images, clusters, apps, sites, AI gateway, workflows, analytics, browser profiles, proxy and captcha integrations, managed agents, and webhooks. This Mintlify site is aligned to the current api-server codebase. The interactive API surface is generated from NestJS Swagger decorators and checked in as mintlify_docs/api-reference/openapi.json. The CLI and Python SDK cover the most common workflows, while this site documents the full HTTP surface. Some operational resources in the sidebar are intentionally API-first even when the CLI does not expose every endpoint as a first-class command.

What The Current API Server Exposes

Authentication

Username/password login, refresh tokens, OAuth, TOTP, profile updates, and API key management.

Sandboxes

Workspace-scoped sandboxes with image or snapshot boot, file upload, exec, logs, ports, TTL, and snapshots.

Browser Sessions

Remote browser sessions with CDP, VNC, rrweb recording, stealth mode, proxies, and browser profiles.

Notebooks

Notebook sessions plus notebook document, kernel, file, and output APIs.

Workspaces

Workspace lifecycle, membership, secrets, billing, rate limits, and Google OAuth connections.

Deployments

App and static-site deployment APIs backed by snapshots and versioned releases.

Automation & AI

AI gateway routing, workflow orchestration, and analytics surfaces exposed by the current API server.

Operational APIs

Browser profiles, captcha and proxy integrations, managed agents, and webhook ingress routes.

How To Use This Docs Site

1

Start With A Guide

Use the Guides tab for end-to-end flows such as authentication, sandbox creation, browser sessions, notebook sessions, or workspace setup.
2

Use Resource Overviews

Each API section starts with a resource overview page that lists the current endpoints exposed by api-server.
3

Open Interactive Operations

The linked operation pages use Mintlify’s openapi integration and render directly from the checked-in schema.

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