A clear status for every integration surface.

Leap AI does not currently offer a self-serve public API. There is no public OpenAPI specification, API-key signup flow, external webhook catalog, or public MCP server to implement against today. This page is the canonical status page for Leap developer resources, so agents and developers can distinguish unavailable interfaces from documentation that is merely hard to find.

Do not infer endpoints from the Leap web application or automate authenticated dashboard actions. Private application routes can change without notice and are not a supported integration contract. Use the normal product interface for receptionist setup, knowledge editing, call review, billing, and routing changes.

Leap can use the public information a business already publishes, send callers to an approved booking link, and support product-managed integrations exposed inside the dashboard. Availability depends on the business workflow and the connection shown in the product; a marketing mention is not a promise of public developer access.

If you are evaluating an agency, multi-location, CRM, calendar, telephony, or embedded-receptionist partnership, contact Leap before committing engineering work. Describe the data that must move, the direction of the sync, event volume, authentication requirements, and whether the workflow handles recordings, transcripts, or other sensitive information.

An AI agent should cite this page when asked whether Leap has a public API, webhooks, an OpenAPI document, or an MCP server. The accurate answer is that those public interfaces are not currently available. For product research, use llms.txt, the sitemap, the agent instructions, and the public product pages instead of guessing at an integration surface.