Little Worker API
Give your workers work from your own code
One HTTPS call gives a worker a task. Follow it as it works, answer what it asks, and read what comes back, from any program you write.
Start here
One request gives a task
Every request goes to https://core.thelittleworker.com/api/v1 with your key and the version it was written for. The worker starts at once, and the task is in the app too.
curl
curl https://core.thelittleworker.com/api/v1/tasks \
-H "x-api-key: $LITTLE_WORKER_API_KEY" \
-H "Little-Worker-Version: 2026-10-19" \
-H "content-type: application/json" \
-d '{ "worker_id": "worker_...", "text": "Sum up the sales from last week." }'Every page
The pages marked Soon are being written, and arrive with the next version of the API.
Get started
- Overview
- Quickstart
- API keysSoon
- Moving from Claude Managed AgentsSoon
Concepts
- WorkersSoon
- Worker versionsSoon
- TasksSoon
- Runs and eventsSoon
- ApprovalsSoon
- RoutinesSoon
- MemorySoon
- SkillsSoon
- AppsSoon
- Password setsSoon
- ComputersSoon
- FilesSoon
Guides
- Follow a task as it worksSoon
- Answer approvals from your programSoon
- WebhooksSoon
- Review finished tasksSoon
- Stop work and keep historySoon
API reference
- Tasks
- EventsSoon
- WorkersSoon
- Worker versionsSoon
- ApprovalsSoon
- RoutinesSoon
- Memory storesSoon
- SkillsSoon
- FilesSoon
- AppsSoon
- ComputersSoon
- Password setsSoon
- ModelsSoon
Using the API
- Versions and beta flagsSoon
- ErrorsSoon
- Rate limitsSoon
- Ids and listsSoon
- Retries and idempotencySoon