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CreatorAudit’s API is built to be driven by software, including LLM agents. It gives an agent everything it needs to act reliably without hand-holding: a single bearer key, a documented OpenAPI contract, predictable JSON envelopes, RFC 9457 errors, cursor pagination, and a request ID on every response. If you are wiring CreatorAudit into an agent, autonomous workflow, or MCP-based assistant, this section is for you.

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Why it’s agent-ready

  • One credential. Authenticate every call with Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY. The key is scoped to one organization, so an agent never has to reason about per-resource access. Create keys on the API keys page and confirm with GET /v2/whoami.
  • A machine-readable contract. The full OpenAPI 3.1 document is downloadable from the API reference and served at https://api.creatoraudit.com/v2/openapi.json. Turn it into tool or function definitions automatically — no scraping, no guessing.
  • Predictable envelopes. Every collection returns { data: [...], pagination: { next_cursor, has_next, limit } }, so one parser handles every list endpoint.
  • Structured errors. Failures are RFC 9457 problem details (application/problem+json) with a machine-readable code field — easy to branch on in a tool loop.
  • Traceability. Every response carries an X-Request-ID header. Log it so a human (or another agent) can trace any call.
Build against v2 (https://api.creatoraudit.com/v2). v1 is the legacy, deprecated surface and exists only for older integrations.

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What an agent can do

With a single key, an agent can:
  • Track accounts — list, add, update, and remove the Instagram and TikTok accounts your organization follows (/accounts).
  • Track videos — track individual posts by URL and browse videos discovered on tracked accounts (/videos, /account-videos).
  • Group creators — organize accounts into creators and manage their membership (/creators).
  • Read analytics — pull daily metrics and time series for accounts, videos, and creators (/analytics/..., /{resource}/{id}/analytics).
  • Get leaderboards — rank your top creators over a period (/creators/top).
  • Read the headline view — fetch organization-level figures (/overview).
  • Search — find accounts, creators, and videos by query (/search).
The API reference covers the shared conventions, and the interactive explorer lists every endpoint with its live schema.

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Explore the agent guides

Use the API as agent tools

Turn the OpenAPI spec into tool/function definitions for OpenAI- and Anthropic-style tool calling, and execute calls safely.

Connect via MCP

Run the official CreatorAudit MCP server to drive accounts, videos, creators, and analytics from your agent — or search these docs over MCP.

Agent recipes

End-to-end workflows — onboard and report, daily standup, find and track, backfill metrics.

Docs as agent context

Feed these docs to your agent via llms.txt, per-page Markdown, the docs MCP, and the OpenAPI spec.

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These docs are agent-friendly, too

This documentation site is designed to be read by machines as well as people:
  • /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt (also under /.well-known/) give an agent a curated map or a full-text dump of the docs.
  • Append .md to any page URL to get a clean Markdown version of that page.
  • The official CreatorAudit MCP server wraps the full v2 API as agent tools (every endpoint), so your agent can manage accounts, videos, creators, and analytics with just your API key. It’s hosted — point your client at the URL with your key, or install the one-click Claude Desktop bundle. See Connect via MCP.
  • A docs MCP server at the site’s /mcp path exposes search and content-retrieval tools, so your agent can query these docs live.
See Docs as agent context for the exact URLs and when to use each.
Questions about building on CreatorAudit? Reach out at support@creatoraudit.com.