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Official libraries for popular languages.
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curl -X POST $ENDPOINT \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "model": "sophea-1.0", "messages": [{ "role": "user", "content": "Summarize this." }]}'{ "object": "chat.completion", "choices": [{ "message": { "role": "assistant", "content": "The document…" } }]}Illustrative request shape · endpoint supplied with sandbox access
Start with the published Sophea ASR documentation or frame your language and knowledge integration with the team. Other API contracts and sandbox availability require confirmation.
This example illustrates the shape of a governed knowledge request. It does not represent a published SDK or executable API.
Request technical access// Illustrative integration — contract to be confirmed
const answer = await sophea.knowledge.ask({
question: "What are the next steps?",
sources: approvedSources,
identity: currentUser,
includeCitations: true
});
// Review evidence before taking action
renderAnswer(answer.text, answer.citations);"text": "Confirm the workflow owner and approved sources."
"citations": ["Pilot brief · p. 2"]

Use API keys or OAuth, with role-based access and fine-grained permissions.
Sophea ASR documentation is available for the hosted API preview, with access on request. Discuss availability of other APIs, SDKs, and service information.
English and Greek speech-to-text. Hosted API preview; access available on request.
Official libraries for popular languages.
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