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# Getting Started

## Overview

Uncodie API is accessible through REST for public methods useful for 3rd party integrations or adding custom logic to your app.\
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This section is meant to describe the Uncodie API, not the application created or hosted with Uncodie.

Before you start be sure that your project is up and running and that you have your project ID available.

## API

You can access uncodie API with your API key and secret through

### <https://api.uncodie.com>

Uncodie will automatically use the root for the last updated version, whenever a new version is available you will get access through /version/endpoint, as long as this API version does not have any vulnerability


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