Guides

Task-oriented instructions for setting up APIContext, building monitors, and acting on what they find. New to APIContext? Start with Monitor your first API.

The guides are grouped by task. Each group starts with the page most people need first.

Group	Use it to	Start with
Projects, team, and access	Set up projects and organizations, invite people, and copy or move resources	Projects
Create monitors	Add API, browser, MCP, and Postman monitors, or import them from a spec	Add an API monitor
Authentication	Give monitors the credentials, tokens, and certificates an API needs	Monitor Authentication
Workflows, variables, and assertions	Chain calls, pass values between them, and decide what counts as a pass	Workflows
Schedule and run monitors	Run monitors on a schedule or on demand, pause them for maintenance, and add private nodes	Managing Schedules
Results and analytics	Read results, dashboards, reports, and the CASC score	Understanding the Results
Alerts and notifications	Get told when a monitor fails, by email, webhook, Slack, Teams, or PagerDuty	Setting Alerts
Conformance and SLOs	Check APIs against standards and specs, and track service-level objectives	Conformance
Integrations and data export	Send results to observability tools and bring in third-party data	Org-level Integrations
API and CLI	Automate APIContext from scripts, pipelines, and agents	Install and set up the CLI
Help and support	Find answers, contact support, and follow platform status	FAQs

For what a monitor, workflow, or result is, see Concepts. For every endpoint and field, see the API reference and the CLI reference.