API and integrations
RAGO-X API and integration overview
RAGO-X lists developer API access on Pro and higher plans. Confirm endpoints, authentication, rate limits, and SDK availability in current API documentation.
Example workflows
Connect document-grounded answers and evidence to existing tools.
- Internal knowledge search
- Customer support channels
- Product documentation help
- Intranet or chat interfaces
Confirm before implementation
Review the operational API contract first.
- Authentication and key storage
- Request and response schema
- Rate and credit limits
- Errors and retries
- Evidence response format
- Versioning policy
Public documentation scope
The landing page confirms API availability but does not publish a complete API reference. Estimate implementation after receiving current documentation.
1. Prepare a cabinet and API key
In Developer → API Key Management, select only the cabinets needed by the integration. The key is shown once after creation; store it on your integration server. Confirm the API base URL and current request format in Developer → API Usage Guide. The landing website is not the API server.
2. Separate submission from completion
List the cabinets allowed by the key, choose one, and submit a question. Use the returned task_id to connect to its SSE stream with the same API key. An accepted task is not a completed answer. Show processing, completion, and failure separately, and use the detailed guide’s cURL examples to verify each step.
3. Separate user access and conversations
The cabinets allowed by an API key do not automatically describe an individual user’s permissions. Your backend must check the user’s access to the requested cabinet and track the user, cabinet, and conversation together. Replace the example’s fixed session_id with a value for each real conversation; do not share one conversation across users.
4. Validate before connecting users
Compare answers and returned evidence for representative questions. Test requests for unauthorized cabinets and interrupted streams. Buffer incoming data until a complete SSE event is available instead of treating every network chunk as an event. Follow the current API guidance for retries; do not automatically resubmit a question whenever the stream disconnects.