Command · Web & Custom Endpoints
HTTP Endpoint
Make a GET request to any URL with custom headers (e.g. x-api-key). JSON, HTML, and text responses are saved as a single Markdown file.
How it works
HTTP Endpoint makes a GET request to any URL with custom headers. JSON, HTML, and text responses are saved as a single Markdown file — useful when there is no purpose-built connector.
Before you start
- An endpoint that returns data over a GET request
What you need to make the connection
| Field | Where to get it |
|---|---|
| URL | The full endpoint URL, including any query string. |
| Custom headersOptional | Key/value pairs added in Command, e.g. x-api-key: … or Authorization: Bearer … |
Credentials are stored encrypted in raia Command and are never shown again after saving. Rotate them at the provider if they are exposed.
Setup steps
- 01
In raia Command, open Settings → Connectors, find the connector, and click Connect.
- 02
Enter the URL and add any required headers.
- 03
Run a test request and check the preview of the response.
- 04
Choose the destination project folder, run the first import, then set a sync schedule. Every run is recorded in Sync History.
Good to know
- Only GET is supported — use a Function skill or n8n for POST workflows.