Getting Started with SandBase
SandBase helps your Agent connect to the real world.
Start with Quickstart if you are new: create an account, set up an organization, then make one real request.
After that, you can use SandBase in four ways:
| Path | Best for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Call Models and APIs | Developers and builders | A working request you can call from your application |
| Use on the website | Trying a capability in the browser | A catalog detail page you can run without writing code |
| Setup | People using Codex, Claude, Cursor, or Kiro | Useful Models and APIs inside your AI app |
| Build Agent | FDEs and teams building reusable workflows | An Agent you can test and run in Sessions |
Core ideas
Catalog
The catalog on the SandBase website is where you find capabilities:
- Models for reasoning, text, image, audio, and video
- APIs for search, scrape, data, media, SaaS, and connectors
- Agents as ready-made examples you can test or clone
- Skills as reusable task packages for Agents
Setup
Setup puts capabilities into the AI tool you already use.
Use it when you want tools available inside Codex, Claude, Cursor, or Kiro without building a new Agent from scratch.
Build Agent
Build Agent is where you define and test your own Agent.
An Agent combines a Model, instructions, Skills, and MCP tools into one reusable, versioned unit.
After it works, you can:
- run it in Sessions from your application
- review each Session in the Console
Where should I start?
If you do not have an account yet, start with Quickstart.
If you want to call one capability from code, browse the live Models catalog or APIs catalog, then use the matching documentation and request example.
If you want to try a capability in the browser first, open a catalog detail page on sandbase.ai.
If you want tools in your AI app, start with Setup.
If you want a repeatable workflow, start with Build Agent.