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- The XPipe API provides programmatic access to XPipe’s features via an HTTP interface
- Manage all your remote systems and access their file systems in your own favorite programming language
- Either call the API directly or with the help of a community-made library, such as:
* https://github.com/coandco/python_xpipe_client
- Either call the API directly or with the help of the [python library](https://github.com/xpipe-io/xpipe-python-api)
- Full documentation can be either found in the application itself under the API tab or in the [OpenAPI](/openapi.yaml) spec file
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The XPipe application will start up an HTTP server that can be used to send requests.
Note that this server is HTTP-only for now as it runs only on localhost. HTTPS requests are not accepted.
You can either call the API directly or use one of the following community-made libraries:
- [https://github.com/coandco/python_xpipe_client](https://github.com/coandco/python_xpipe_client)
You can either call the API directly or using the python API at https://github.com/xpipe-io/xpipe-python-api.
To start off with the API, you can query connections based on various filters.
With the matched connections, you can start remote shell sessions for each one and run arbitrary commands in them.

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The XPipe application will start up an HTTP server that can be used to send requests.
Note that this server is HTTP-only for now as it runs only on localhost. HTTPS requests are not accepted.
You can either call the API directly or use one of the following community-made libraries:
- [https://github.com/coandco/python_xpipe_client](https://github.com/coandco/python_xpipe_client)
You can either call the API directly or using the python API at https://github.com/xpipe-io/xpipe-python-api.
To start off with the API, you can query connections based on various filters.
With the matched connections, you can start remote shell sessions for each one and run arbitrary commands in them.