Summarise with AI and Share in our API docs: what the buttons do and when to trust the answer

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The short answer: at the top of the documentation pages there is a "Summarize with AI" row, with buttons for ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI and Grok, and a "Share" row with Copy link, X, Facebook, LinkedIn and WhatsApp. The AI buttons open the assistant with a ready-written request about that page. The summary is useful for a first idea; the page is still the source.

What happens when you click an AI button

1 A new tab opens, on the website of the assistant you chose.
2 The request is already written, with the address of the page you were reading, asking for a clear summary.
3 It does not go through us: it is just a link. There is no server or key of ours in between, and the documentation sends nothing from your account.
4 The rest is up to the assistant: you may need to be signed in to that service, depending on its rules.

When to trust the summary

Situation What to do
You want to know what a page is about The summary is enough.
You are about to write code Check the field names, paths and permissions on the page itself.
The assistant mentions an operation you cannot find If it is not in the API reference, it does not exist.
You need a number, such as a limit The source is the API rules page, not the summary.
Assistants get things wrong with great confidence. A summary can swap a field name or mix in rules from another API. Before anything goes live, check the documentation and try it in the Playground with a sandbox_ key.

Sharing

Copy link copies the page address; the other buttons open sharing on each network, with the title and the address. They share only the page address, never your key or any data from your account.

Want to send one exact section rather than the whole page? Use the link symbol next to the section heading: see how to hand the documentation to a developer. To give an assistant the entire documentation, the way is llms.txt.

Open any documentation page and look for the Summarize with AI row.

Open the documentation

SEE ALSO

Our API docs and AI tools: the llms.txt file and giving an assistant the whole documentation

Every page of our API docs in Markdown: View as Markdown, Copy page and what they are for

Handing our API docs to a developer or agency: section links, Markdown and the specification

Our API documentation: what it is, who it is for and how to find it

llms.txt: what it is, and whether it does anything for your site

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