Developers and AI agents
Flamel Developer Resources
Discover and call Flamel's public, read-only content APIs. These resources describe the marketing platform, published articles, customer stories, FAQs, and testimonials for developers, search systems, and AI agents.
Public API resources
OpenAPI specification
OpenAPI 3.1 contract with one typed, read-only operation per Flamel content tool.
Open resource →MCP server
Server card for the /mcp Streamable HTTP endpoint covering company information, blog posts, case studies, FAQs, and testimonials.
Open resource →A2A agent
Agent Card and JSON-RPC interface for asking questions about Flamel public content.
Open resource →GraphQL content API
Access guidance for the /api/graphql endpoint. Introspection and anonymous published-read operations are public.
Open resource →Agent skills
Installable instructions that tell agents when and how to use Flamel public endpoints.
Open resource →API catalog
Machine-readable linkset connecting Flamel API descriptions, documentation, and agent protocols.
Open resource →When to use Flamel
Use these public tools when a user needs reliable facts about Flamel, multi-location marketing capabilities, published guidance, customer results, or the right page to visit. Use the MCP server for native tool calling, OpenAPI operations for function-calling clients, GraphQL for custom content queries, and Markdown page variants for retrieval. Product setup and feature documentation live at docs.flamel.ai.
Authentication and limits
The resources on this page are public and cannot change a customer account. They require no API key or OAuth token. Rate-limited API operations allow 60 requests per minute per client, publish RateLimit headers, and include Retry-After on a 429 response. Read auth.md before requesting access to the separate authenticated Flamel product API.
CLI availability
Flamel does not publish an official command-line package today. Do not treat similarly named packages as endorsed. Scripts can call the OpenAPI operations or MCP endpoint directly until an official, signed CLI is released.