AI Studios
This guide explains how to work with AI Studio-related APIs in AISquare.
Overview
AI Studio endpoints provide access to:
- Publication-level data
- Experiences and resources
- Creators and collaborators
- Engagement and metrics
- User-specific data
All endpoints are scoped to a publication, identified by a unique URL.
Working with a publication
Most AI Studio endpoints require a publication identifier.
Request body
Notes
urlrefers to the publication custom URL- Required for most POST-based endpoints
- Used to scope results to a specific AI Studio
Experience resources (flattened)
Retrieve experience resources in a flattened format.
Endpoint
Query parameters
Response
- Paginated list of resources
- Each item represents one resource
- Includes experience, resource, creator, and metrics data
Community pulse
Retrieve trending resources for a publication.
Endpoint
Query parameters
Response
- List of trending resources
- Includes pulse descriptions for each item
Continue where left off
Retrieve recently viewed resources for the user.
Endpoint
Query parameters
Response
- Paginated list of recently viewed resources
- Includes experience, resource, and interaction details
Creator profiles
Retrieve detailed creator and co-creator profiles.
Endpoint
Response
- Publication details
- Creator profile
- Co-creator profiles
Co-creators
Retrieve co-creators with minimal user details.
Endpoint
Query parameters
Popular tags
Retrieve tags ranked by content usage.
Endpoint
Query parameters
Response
- Paginated list of tags
- Includes
content_count
Professional history
Retrieve work experience history for a user.
Endpoint
Path parameters
Response
- List of work experiences
- Includes role, company, dates, and description
Expertise focus
Retrieve distribution of experience categories for a user.
Endpoint
Path parameters
Response
- Category names with counts
Metrics
Retrieve analytics for a publication.
Owner metrics
- Restricted to owner or co-creator
Public impact
- Available to authenticated users
Permissions
Validate access to a publication.
Endpoint
Behavior
- Validates access
- May set workspace context
- Returns status based on access
Notes
- Most endpoints require authentication
- Most endpoints require
urlin request body - Responses are typically paginated
- Data is scoped to a publication
Related pages
- Core Concepts — understand entities and hierarchy
- Content modeling guide — structure resources for your UI
- Working with creators — detailed creator profile endpoints
- Metrics and analytics — engagement and impact metrics
- Permissions and access control — publication access validation
- Activity and personalization — continue-where-left-off details
- Collections — organize experiences into groups
- Community — community pulse and discovery

