Reference
Lookup pages for APIANT.ai, covering MCP tools, Claude Code skills, the app catalog feed, limits, public URLs, terms and changes.
The reference pages list the exact names, values and URL shapes that the guides describe in plain English. The MCP tool and skill lists are generated from the APIANT.ai source code.
Reference pages
| Page | What it lists |
|---|---|
| MCP tools | The MCP tools Claude can call on your account, grouped by family, and which of them the assistant also uses. |
| Claude Code skills | The skills in the Claude Code plugin, described as the work you can ask Claude to do. |
| App catalog | How the app catalog is organized, and the public feed that returns apps with their triggers and actions. |
| Limits | Engine limits such as timeouts and payload sizes, and the plan quotas that apply to your account. |
| Public URLs | The URL shapes APIANT.ai gives you (webhooks, web services, forms, chat widgets, approval links, MCP) and what protects each one. |
| Glossary | Definitions of the terms used across these docs. |
| Changelog | Where changes are recorded, and how to update the Claude Code skills. |
Tool and skill names
The guides tell you what to ask Claude or the assistant, and never ask you to type a tool name. Tool names appear only on the MCP tools page, for reading Claude's output or reviewing what Claude did on your account.
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MCP tools
The tools the APIANT MCP server offers your account, grouped by family, and which of them the in-app assistant also uses.
Claude Code skills
The skills in the APIANT plugin for Claude Code, grouped by workflow, with what each one lets you ask Claude to do.
App catalog
The APIANT app catalog lists every app you can connect, and a public unauthenticated JSON feed at app.apiant.ai/catalog/v1 serves it with each app's triggers and actions.
Limits
Plan quotas and fixed platform limits in APIANT.ai, including request and response sizes, HTTP timeouts, pagination, script data, form uploads, nesting depth, retries, polling intervals and run history retention.
Public URLs
The URL shapes APIANT gives you for webhooks, web services, hosted forms, chat widgets, approval links, the MCP server and the catalog feed, and what protects each one.
Glossary
Definitions of the terms used across the APIANT.ai documentation, each linked to the page that explains it.
Changelog
Where customer-visible changes to APIANT.ai are recorded, and how to pick up updated Claude Code skills.