Queries
All queries are executed via POST /graphql with a JSON body. Most require Authorization: Bearer <token>.
Query list
me
yes
Current user (channel, followedChannels, ingestions, youtube, profile, subscription, credits, media, wallet)
channel(id: DID!)
yes
Single channel by DID (null if not found)
channels(limit, start)
yes
All channels (paginated)
categories(limit, start)
yes
All categories (paginated)
ratings(limit, start)
no
All content ratings (e.g. MPAA, TV); public
genres(limit, start)
no
All content genres; public
comments(contentId, limit, start)
yes
Comments for content by DID
stream(id) / streams(limit, start)
yes
Single stream or list (catalog)
episode(id) / episodes(limit, start)
yes
Single episode or list (catalog)
miniserie(id) / miniseries(limit, start)
yes
Single miniserie or list (catalog)
season(id) / seasons(limit, start)
yes
Single season or list (catalog)
serie(id) / series(limit, start)
yes
Single serie (TV series) or list (catalog)
feature(id) / features(limit, start)
yes
Single feature (content) or list (catalog)
youtubeVideos(pageToken, limit)
yes
User's YouTube videos (requires connected account)
youtubePublishJob(id)
yes
Status of a YouTube publish job
Pagination: List queries accept limit and start (e.g. channels(limit: 20, start: 0)). There is no cursor-based pagination in the schema; use start as an offset for the next page.
Single-entity queries
channel(id), feature(id), stream(id), episode(id), miniserie(id), season(id), serie(id), and youtubePublishJob(id) return a single object or null when the entity is not found or not accessible. Check for null before using the result.
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