The full contract for the one public endpoint. See Personas & Models for the values personaId and selectedModel accept, and Errors for the full error table.
https://www.israelgpt.site/api/v1Sends a message (or a whole conversation) and returns one complete reply. Non-streaming — you get one JSON object back, not a stream of tokens. See FAQ for why.
| Header | Value |
|---|---|
| Authorization | Bearer YOUR_API_KEY (required) |
| Content-Type | application/json (required) |
| Field | Type | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| messages | array (required) | — | Conversation so far, oldest first: {role: "user"|"assistant", content: string}[]. Max 40 items, 8,000 characters per message. |
| personaId | number | 1 | 1–11. See Personas & Models. |
| selectedModel | string | "israelbot-1" | "israelbot-1" | "israelbot-micro". See Personas & Models. |
| effort | string | "low" | low | medium | high — controls sampling temperature (creativity/randomness). |
| uncensoredMode | boolean | false | When true, responses are profanity-heavy. Content policy (see the Terms of Service) still applies regardless of this flag. |
| longMode | boolean | true | true allows up to ~2000 output tokens; false caps around 500. |
Fields intentionally not supported: memories, headlines, aboutMe, and image-upload description — these are web-UI-only state tied to a browser session, with no equivalent for a stateless API caller. loreSection also isn't a request field — the server fetches the current lore itself on every call, so you always get the latest version without needing to track or forward it.
{
"id": "8f2c1e4a-...",
"model": "israelbot-1",
"model_id": "mistralai/mistral-nemo",
"persona": { "id": 1, "name": "Normal" },
"reply": "...",
"media": {
"images": [{ "url": "https://...", "tags": [] }],
"podcast": { "url": "https://www.israelgpt.site/podcast/..." },
"music": { "url": "https://www.israelgpt.site/music/..." }
},
"flags": {},
"usage": { "prompt_tokens": 42, "completion_tokens": 118 },
"created_at": "2026-09-09T12:00:00.000Z"
}| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| id | A UUID identifying this exchange. Not currently usable to look anything up later - just an identifier. |
| model / model_id | "model" is the friendly name you requested; "model_id" is the exact underlying model slug that actually generated the reply. |
| persona | The persona that was actually applied. |
| reply | Raw model output. See the note on bracket tags below. |
| media | Only present if the reply used a content tag ([IMAGE], [podcast], [music]). Each resolved URL is ready to fetch/display directly - see Examples. |
| flags | {crisis?: boolean, blocked?: boolean} - true when the request was safety-intercepted before ever reaching the model. See the note below. |
| usage | Token counts for this exchange (prompt + completion). |
| created_at | ISO 8601 timestamp. |
The persona uses a bracket-tag system internally ([IMAGE], [ACTION:...], [MEMORY:...], [flashcard:...], [QUESTION:...], and others). This API resolves the content-bearing ones — [IMAGE], [podcast], [music] — into real URLs in media, but leaves the raw tags in reply too. Exception: if the key has the Media setting turned off, none of that happens — no tags, no media.
The rest ([ACTION:...], [MEMORY:...], [flashcard:...], [QUESTION:...], tool tags) are web-UI presentation concerns with no server-side effect through this API — they have nothing to attach to outside the browser app (no account-linked memory store for API traffic, no UI to render a flashcard or an action button). They're safe to strip or just leave as visible text; see the reference bot's clean_reply() function in Discord Bot for one way to do it.
When flags.crisis or flags.blocked is true, the request never reached the model — reply is a fixed message instead (crisis support resources, or a generic refusal). This mirrors the same crisis-detection and content-safety systems the web chat uses; see the Safety & Crisis Resources page. The specific reason behind flags.blocked is intentionally not exposed in the response.
Every response — success or rate-limited — includes headers reporting your current usage. See Rate Limits for the full list and what each one means.