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  1. API query operators

    The KnowledgeOwl API supports a selection of query operators, allowing you to add logic to the body of your API calls. This means you can do things like search for a particular name or term, or filter your results. This section lists all the avail...
  2. API input and output formats

    KnowledgeOwl's API accepts the following input types: Standard REST HTTP headers - ?field1=value&field2=value&array1[]=value1&array1[]=value2 Application/JSON - '{"field1": "value", "field2": "value", "array1": ["value1", "value2"]}' Knowle...
  3. Int'l Sudoku Day 🔢 bug fixes + Related Articles update

    This enhancement adds drag and drop reordering for Related Articles.Fixes address bugs with shared content articles, the Popular Articles report, Manage filters, and comment notification emails.
  4. Updates to background jobs

    We've made changes to the infrastructure that powers our background jobs, such as bulk edits, subscription notification emails, comment digest emails, article views tracking, and more.
  5. Endpoint reference

  6. API keys

    Learn how to create, edit, and delete API keys.
  7. API Authentication

    The API uses basic authentication . This means all API requests need to include a username and password. For the KnowledgeOwl API, the username must be an API key. The password can be any dummy value, such as x. Refer to API keys for information ...
  8. Working with APIs

  9. Using the KnowledgeOwl API

  10. Introducing the KnowledgeOwl API

    The KnowledgeOwl REST API provides a large collection of endpoints, allowing you to perform many of the same tasks that can be done through the GUI. This can be helpful in a variety of scenarios, including: Automating repeated tasks Bulk operatio...