MIAPI is a software tool that delivers AI-powered answers grounded in real-time web search. It is designed for developers who need reliable, citable responses and an OpenAI-compatible drop-in experience. The service emphasizes real-time data, sources, and confidence markers to support decisions and automate workflows.
The product exposes endpoints for answering questions, conducting raw web searches, and handling knowledge-based requests. It offers a drop-in replacement for standard OpenAI chat completions, enabling integration with existing codebases and developer tooling. The API is built to be used in applications that require verifiable sources alongside AI-generated text.
MIAPI provides multiple features to support grounded reasoning, including streaming answers, knowledge mode, and the ability to pass documents or data for combined web search and internal data sources. It is documented for developers to implement in client libraries, pipelines, and custom AI assistants.
It also describes an API explorer, an on-premise option through partners, and integration hooks for MCP-compatible assistants, indicating the scope of platforms and use cases supported.
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