What you can do with Monid

4 use cases

• Add your API to Monid as a connector

  Write a provider and endpoint definition and open a pull request to add your API.

  • Monid
  • Claude Code
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  • Cursor
  • Gemini CLI
  • Software and DevOps
  • Advanced
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  In the monid repo, read AGENT.md and connectors/exa/, then write a provider and one endpoint for <your API docs URL>. Run deno task check && deno task test and report whether they pass with no network.

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• Run a live web search endpoint from the terminal

  Call the TinyFish search endpoint with your own key and read the JSON result.

  • Monid
  • Software and DevOps
  • Intermediate
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  In the monid repo, set TINYFISH_CREDENTIALS_API_KEY from the environment and run deno task engine:run 'tinyfish#search' with a query of <your query>. Report the returned output and confirm it is a JSON result.

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• Pick the right search endpoint from the catalog

  List and inspect web-search endpoints across providers before choosing one.

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  • Software and DevOps
  • Intermediate
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  In the monid repo, run deno task catalog endpoints --category web-search and then deno task catalog inspect on the two most relevant endpoints for <your search goal>. Report a short comparison of their inputs and descriptions.

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• Generate an Apify actor endpoint from its input schema

  Scaffold a static zod input schema for an Apify actor and review it before committing.

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  • Claude Code
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  • Gemini CLI
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  In the monid repo with APIFY_CREDENTIALS_API_KEY set, run deno task apify:scaffold for <actor name>, then review the generated schema/inputs.ts. Report any fields you would change before committing and whether deno task check passes.

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How to use Monid

1. Check you have what it needs: Deno 2.x installed; git installed to clone the repo; A vendor API key for the provider you want to run live (for example TINYFISH_CREDENTIALS_API_KEY).
2. Open monid-ai/monid on GitHub and read the README and license.
3. git clone https://github.com/monid-ai/monid.git then cd monid
4. Read connectors/exa/ and DEVELOPMENT.md to learn the provider and endpoint format
5. Write connectors/<provider>/provider.ts and an endpoint.ts with its schema and tests
6. deno task record to save a trimmed fixture, then deno task check && deno task test

These steps come from our top use case, Add your API to Monid as a connector, which also has a copy-paste agent prompt.

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• Who it is forDevelopers and coding agents who want to add an API to the Monid catalog or run its endpoints from a terminal.
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Requirements

• Deno 2.x installed
• git installed to clone the repo
• A vendor API key for the provider you want to run live (for example TINYFISH_CREDENTIALS_API_KEY)
• An APIFY_CREDENTIALS_API_KEY if you use the Apify scaffold step

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