Using the Misskey API you can develop Misskey clients, Webservices integrating with Misskey, Bots (later called "Applications" here) etc. The streaming API also exists, so it is also possible to create real-time applications.
To starting using the API, you first need to get an access token. This page will explain how to acquire an access token and then give basic API usage instructions.
Fundamentally, all API requests require an access token. The method of acquiring such an access token will vary depending on whether you yourself are sending API requests or requests are being sent through an application used by an end-user.
If you send a POST request to `{_URL_}/api/miauth/{session}/check` after the user has authorized the access token, the response will be a JSON object containing said token.
**All API requests are POST, and all request and response data is formatted in JSON.There is no REST support.** The access token must be included in the request parameter called `i`.