API & Operator explorers
Two apps exist so you never have to guess what a node offers — they're generated from the live system, so they're always exactly current.
API Explorer
The API Explorer lists every public endpoint on a node, read straight from the node's own
/api/endpoints manifest. It's the same surface reachable over MCP (zeq_api_catalog + zeq_http),
presented for humans:
Search & filter
Find an endpoint by path, method, or group across the whole surface.
Copy a curl
Every endpoint comes with a copy-ready curl — from browsing to calling in one click.
Live & complete
Generated from /api/endpoints, so it lists what the node actually serves — all methods, including QUERY.
Because it's driven by the same manifest this site's reference is generated from, the Explorer and the docs can never disagree about what exists.
Operator Index
The Operator Index does the same job for the operator catalogue: browse the 1,600+ operators across 65 domains, find the one you need by intent, and see its formula — the antidote to guessing an operator ID that doesn't exist.
Open them
Open the API Explorer →
Every public endpoint, searchable, with copy-ready curls.
Open the Operator Index →
Browse the whole operator catalogue.
Read next
- The reference — the endpoint catalogue, generated from the same manifest.
- Operators — the operator vocabulary in depth.
- MCP server — the same catalogue as agent tools.