Introduction

Welcome to the Thena API reference documentation. Our API suite is divided into three main sections, each serving a distinct purpose in the Thena ecosystem.

All APIs require authentication using either JWT tokens or API keys. See the authentication section in each API group for specific requirements.

Platform APIs

Core infrastructure services including authentication, SLA management, and workflow orchestration

App Studio APIs

Create, manage, and distribute custom applications within the Thena ecosystem

Agent Studio APIs

Build and manage AI agents with advanced chat, knowledge, and integration capabilities

API Overview

The Platform APIs form the core of Thena’s infrastructure:

  • Core Services: Authentication, health checks, and storage management
  • SLA Management: Create and manage SLA policies, monitor SLA compliance
  • Workflow Orchestration: Define, execute, and monitor automated workflows
  • Ticket Management: Comprehensive ticket lifecycle management

Platform APIs are designed for system-level integrations and core service management.

Getting Started

1

Choose Your API

Select the appropriate API section based on your use case:

  • Platform APIs for core infrastructure
  • App Studio for custom applications
  • Agent Studio for AI capabilities
2

Authentication

Obtain the necessary credentials:

  • JWT token for user authentication
  • API key for service authentication
3

Explore Endpoints

Browse the API reference for your chosen section:

  • Review request/response formats
  • Check required parameters
  • Test example requests
4

Integration

Start integrating with your application:

  • Follow best practices
  • Monitor rate limits
  • Handle errors appropriately

Need Help?

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Developer Guides

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Support

Contact our support team for assistance

API Status

Monitor our system status

Remember to check our rate limits and implement appropriate error handling in your applications. For production deployments, consider implementing retry logic with exponential backoff.