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OrgX is API-first infrastructure for AI-native teams. The API gives clients, agents, and internal systems governed access to workspace context, initiatives, decisions, artifacts, memory, and agent execution state.
The OrgX REST API is in Public Preview. Endpoints, authentication, errors, pagination, idempotency, and webhook conventions are documented publicly so integrations can be built and reviewed before General Availability.

API Surfaces

At a Glance

First REST Call

Use the bootstrap endpoint to prove authentication, workspace resolution, and integration readiness:
Successful responses include the workspace, project context, available capabilities, and any setup gaps the client should handle before dispatching work.

First MCP Calls

For AI clients, start with MCP. These calls orient the model before it reads or writes work:
  1. workspace action=get confirms the active workspace and auth context.
  2. orgx_recommend returns initiatives, agents, and recent activity.
  3. orgx_search with type=decision,status=pending shows work awaiting review.

Public Preview Resource Map

Authentication Choices

REST API keys

Generate a user-scoped oxk_... API key in OrgX settings and send it as a bearer token to /api/client/*.

MCP OAuth

Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, VS Code, or another MCP client through OAuth 2.1 with PKCE.

Status and Compatibility

Public Preview means:
  • The docs are public and reviewable.
  • Preview endpoints are intended for real integrations.
  • Breaking changes are still possible before GA, but they will be documented.
  • Production workspace data always requires authentication.
  • Customer data is never available through anonymous API calls.
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