API reference

Everything Reliafy’s Claude connector can do — fit, analyse RBDs, plan tests, run strategy calculators, save and share — over plain HTTPS, from the reliafy command line or the reliafy-client Python package, plus pushing data and sending files. Create an account, then create a token under Settings › API access (Pro). Claude (claude.ai, desktop, mobile, Claude Code) can connect to your account by signing in, no token needed — see Use Reliafy from Claude (MCP).

Quick start

From a script, a scheduled job, the reliafy command line or the Python client. On Reliafy Cloud, API tokens are part of Pro; self-hosted servers have no plans and allow everything.

1. Create a token

Sign in, open Settings → API access and create a personal token (rlf_…). Send it on every request. Scopes, limits and errors: Tokens and errors.

Authorization: Bearer rlf_your_token_here

2. Make a call

Base URL https://reliafy.com/api/v1. Bodies and answers are JSON.

curl -X POST https://reliafy.com/api/v1/list/models \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $RELIAFY_TOKEN"

3. Or use the command line

pip install reliafy-client
reliafy login                     # asks for your token and saves it
reliafy models list

In these docs

Tokens and errorsCreate a token, choose its scopes, and read the rate limit and error codes.Tools APIEvery tool and action as a REST call, the live list, and long-running jobs.ExamplesFit a distribution, analyse an RBD and plan a test, in Python or curl.Command lineThe reliafy command: sign in, call any tool, and the shortcuts.Python clientreliafy-client: Client.call, files and data, and the 0.2 functions.Files and photosUploads and photos: the calls that send bytes, on the API and CLI only.Claude (MCP)Connect Claude or another MCP client, and what every tool does.Original routesThe first nine routes, data ingest and model import: still supported.