Endpoints
Endpoints are organized by what you're doing — managing identity and access, running conversations, building agents and workflows, reaching for one-shot utilities, configuring the organization, watching billing and usage, or operating the installation itself.
Identity & access
Who can call the API and who belongs to the organization — sessions, current identity, users, service accounts, API keys, and org membership.
Login flows, session minting, key management, and member administration.
Sessions, current identity, users, service accounts, API keys, members.
Configuration
Organization-wide setup — profile, branding, directory, AI model selections and prompts, plus the channels and connectors that wire Cortex into the rest of the stack.
Admin dashboards, provisioning flows, and any tool that configures an organization.
Profile, branding, departments, AI models, prompts, connectors, channels.
Conversations
The live chat loop and the workspace it lives in — projects, threads, messages, attachments, runs, artifacts, and the approval gates that pause runs for human review.
Chat UIs, copilots, end-user apps, and anything that runs a conversation against Cortex.
Projects, threads, messages, attachments, runs, artifacts, search.
Automation
Reusable AI you compose and ship — agents, workflows, their triggers and runs, and the skills policies or planners can attach to work.
Builders authoring agents and workflows, automation pipelines, and skill authors.
Agents, workflows, triggers, runs, skills, approvals.
Utilities
One-shot helpers that don't fit a domain — currently audio transcription.
Transcription clients and any tool that needs a stateless audio-to-text call.
Transcribe.
Billing & usage
Consumption analytics and the organization's view of its subscription, billing profile, and invoices.
Finance dashboards, internal cost reporting, and the org's own billing screens.
Usage summary, timeseries, breakdown, subscription, invoices.
System
For Cortex operators managing the installation itself — organizations, models, and plans.
Platform operators, internal admin tools, support workflows, and infrastructure automation.
Organizations, plans, subscriptions, invoices, AI providers, model categories, model versions.