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APIFuseAPIFuse

APIFuse Docs

Learn how to call provider operations through APIFuse.

APIFuse Docs

APIFuse gives teams one consistent way to discover and call provider APIs. Use the API reference to choose a provider and operation, then send a request to the gateway with your APIFuse API key.

Start with an operation

Open the API reference, select a provider, and review the operation schema. Gateway calls use this route format:

POST /v1/{providerId}/{operationId}

For example:

curl -X POST https://api.apifuse.com/v1/kakaomap/search \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"query":"Seoul Station"}'

What to read next

Getting started

Make your first gateway request and test operations in the browser.

Authentication and Connections

Understand when an operation needs only an API key and when it also needs a Connection.

MCP endpoint

Connect APIFuse to tools that support MCP over streamable HTTP.

Schema bundles

Use operation schemas and typed artifacts in server-side integrations.

On this page

APIFuse DocsStart with an operationWhat to read next
APIFuseAPIFuse
  • Providers
  • Changelog
  • Playground
  • Dashboard
  • APIFuse Docs
    • Getting started
    • Authentication and Connections
    • Playground
    • OpenAPI and schemas
    • MCP endpoint
    • Developer MCP guide
    • Schema bundles
    • Next.js App Router integration
    • FastAPI integration
    • Error Handling
    • FAQ
    • Resources
Providers
  • API Reference
    • Amazon Japan
    • Baemin Provider
    • Buyee
    • CatchTable Restaurant Search and Reservations
    • Charan Commerce
    • Daangn public listings
    • Daiso Product and Store Data
    • Danawa price comparison
    • Demaecan
    • Ekitan
    • Goodchoice Domestic Lodging
    • Google Flights
    • Han River Water Level
    • Hot Pepper Gourmet provider
    • Hyundai Card
    • Jalan
    • Japan National Diet Minutes
    • Japan Disaster Alerts
    • Japan EDINET Filings
    • Japan e-Gov Law
    • Japan e-Stat
    • Japan GSI Geocoding
    • Japan e-Gov Open Data
    • Japan Post ZIP
    • Japan Public Holidays
    • JMA Weather
    • KakaoMap Place Search and Directions
    • Kakao T Taxi Dispatch
    • Korea Address Search
    • AirKorea Real-time Air Pollution
    • Korea Apartment Rent Prices
    • Korea Apartment Sale Prices
    • Korea Bid Notices
    • Korea Building Register
    • Korea Business Verify
    • Korea Camping
    • Korea DART Corporate Finance
    • DART Corporate Info
    • Korea Culture Events
    • Korea Disaster Alert
    • Korea Emergency Hospital
    • Korea ETF
    • Korea EV Charger
    • Korea Fuel Price
    • Korea Holiday
    • Korea Hospital Info
    • Korea Land Price
    • Korea MFDS Drug Safety
    • Korea MFDS Food Safety
    • Korea Household Waste Disposal Guide
    • Korea National Law Search and Lookup
    • Korea NEIS School Meals
    • Carrier List and Delivery Tracking
    • Korea Pharmacy
    • Korea Population
    • Korea Stock Index
    • Korea Stock Price
    • Korea Train Schedule
    • Korea Weather Forecast Data
    • Korea Weather Forecast
    • Korea Welfare Service
    • K-Startup
    • LH Housing Notices
    • Market Kurly product data
    • Mercari
    • Modu Parking
    • Naver Blog Search
    • Naver Flight API
    • Naver Map
    • Naver News Search
    • NOL Stays
    • Ohouse Store and Contents
    • Rakuten Ichiba
    • Rakuten Travel
    • SEC EDGAR Filings
    • Seoul Bike
    • Seoul Live Crowd Density
    • Seoul Subway Arrivals
    • Shinhan Bank
    • Shinhan Card
    • Skiplagged
    • SUUMO
    • Swing Taxi
    • Tabelog
    • TableCheck
    • Weverse Provider
    • Yahoo! Shopping (Japan)
    • Yogiyo
    • ZOZOTOWN
APIFuseAPIFuse

APIFuse Docs

Learn how to call provider operations through APIFuse.

APIFuse Docs

APIFuse gives teams one consistent way to discover and call provider APIs. Use the API reference to choose a provider and operation, then send a request to the gateway with your APIFuse API key.

Start with an operation

Open the API reference, select a provider, and review the operation schema. Gateway calls use this route format:

POST /v1/{providerId}/{operationId}

For example:

curl -X POST https://api.apifuse.com/v1/kakaomap/search \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"query":"Seoul Station"}'

What to read next

Getting started

Make your first gateway request and test operations in the browser.

Authentication and Connections

Understand when an operation needs only an API key and when it also needs a Connection.

MCP endpoint

Connect APIFuse to tools that support MCP over streamable HTTP.

Schema bundles

Use operation schemas and typed artifacts in server-side integrations.

On this page

APIFuse DocsStart with an operationWhat to read next