https://api.continuouslabs.ai/v1 and takes a Continuous API key as a Bearer token. The continuous CLI and the Python and TypeScript SDKs send the same requests; run continuous auth login once to store your key for the CLI.
Resources
Simulators
An immutable implementation of one API, built from an OpenAPI, WSDL or GraphQL document or taken from the Continuous catalog. IDs start with
smr_.Simulations
A runtime instance of one ready Simulator, with its own state and endpoint. You can stop, start, and fork it. IDs start with
sim_.Worlds
A group of Simulators that starts one Simulation for each of them and stops or starts them together. IDs start with
wld_.Build, run, inspect
A Simulator build waits inpending, runs in building, and ends in ready, failed, or canceled. Create a Simulation from a ready Simulator, then point your agent at its endpoint. Use a World when the scenario needs several Simulators with related starting data.
Follow the quickstart for the complete create, call, and cleanup sequence. The Simulation guide explains state, time, and forks. Authentication explains the separate API key and Simulation token.
Next steps
Quickstart
Create a Simulation, send a request to it, retrieve and regenerate its token, and delete it.
API reference
Request and response schemas, error codes, and authentication for every Simulator, Simulation, and World operation.
CLI
Install
continuous, sign in, and call every operation from a shell.