Developer API & integrations · Getting started
What you can build with the AutoCreator API
An overview of the developer API: 170+ tools covering members, subscriptions, content, analytics, and AI generation — all tenant-locked, permission-scoped, rate-limited, and logged. Everything you can do in the admin, a script or AI agent can do too.
One API for your whole platform
The AutoCreator API gives you (or your developer, or an AI agent) programmatic access to the same capabilities you use in the admin dashboard. It exposes 170+ tools across videos, collections, courses, bundles, members, subscriptions, email templates, analytics, articles, SEO, and AI content generation. If the AI assistant (Benny by default — you can rename it) can do something for you in chat, the API can do it from a script.
Common uses include syncing member access from an outside store, bulk-editing video titles and descriptions, generating SEO metadata across your library, pulling revenue and retention numbers into your own reports, and wiring up automation platforms or your own AI agents.
How it's kept safe
Every API key is locked to exactly one platform (yours). Your identity is derived from the key itself on the server — it can never be passed in a request, so a key can never read or write another creator's data.
Keys start with zero permissions. You choose exactly which scopes (permission groups) each key gets, and you can start read-only. Every call is rate-limited and written to an activity log you can review in your admin, and risky tools are clearly flagged as destructive in the machine-readable documentation.
What the API can't do
Some things stay off-limits by design: the API cannot create, modify, or revoke API keys (including its own permissions), cannot delete your platform, and cannot remove your underlying video files (captions can be deleted; source videos can't). It can never send bulk marketing email — member emailing, where enabled, is capped at 20 recipients per send and 100 emails per day.
Where to go next
Create a key under Integrations → API in your admin, then make your first call to the tools endpoint. Full public documentation lives at autocreator.ai/developers/api, and machine-readable specs (OpenAPI, agent manifest, tool catalog) let AI tools discover the whole API automatically.
Good to know
- Start with a read-only key — you can add write permissions later without creating a new key.
- The public API docs are open at autocreator.ai/developers/api, so your developer can review everything before you create a single key.