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Conductor’s interactive endpoint documentation lets you execute real requests to the API without building a full client first. Every endpoint page includes a built-in request form—a Try it panel—where you can set parameters, send a request, and inspect the live response and schema.

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How to use the playground

1

Open an endpoint page

Navigate to any endpoint documented below. Each endpoint page has its own interactive request form.
2

Set authentication inputs

Add apiKey and sig as query parameters. The sig must be re-generated every five minutes—see Authentication for how to compute it.
3

Send a request

Provide the required body fields for the endpoint, then send the request and review the live response.
4

Validate the response shape

Confirm that the schema and results match what your downstream system expects.
Some API endpoints use an asynchronous execution model: an initial POST returns a 202 with an executionId, which you poll until you receive a 200 with executionState: "COMPLETED". See Asynchronous queries for the full flow.
This workflow is ideal for developer handoff: Conductor users can validate inputs in the UI, and engineers can then productionize the exact request and response contract. If you are a non-developer, learn more in the API for Non-Developers article.
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