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OpenAPI Imports

The API reference is generated from HollyHR's public Zod contracts and exposes a downloadable OpenAPI 3.1 schema.

Use the schema when you want to inspect the API in another tool, generate a local client, or share the contract with an integration platform.

Download the schema

Open the API reference and use the schema download action. The reference also includes an interactive request playground for checking requests against the same OpenAPI contract:

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/reference

The generated file is named:

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hollyhr-openapi-v1

The committed source copy lives at:

Code
docs/api/openapi.v1.yaml

Import into Postman or Insomnia

  1. Download the OpenAPI schema from the API reference.
  2. Import it into Postman, Insomnia, or another OpenAPI-compatible client.
  3. Set an environment variable for the base URL:
Code
https://{workspace}.hollyhr.com/api/v1
  1. Set an environment variable for your bearer token.
  2. Send requests with:
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Authorization: Bearer {{HOLLYHR_API_TOKEN}} Accept: application/json

Do not paste live API tokens into shared workspaces, public collections, client code, or screenshots.

Generate local clients

Generated clients are not official HollyHR SDKs. Treat generated code as a local convenience and keep the OpenAPI schema pinned in your project so API changes are reviewed deliberately.

For production integrations, keep request IDs, error codes, ETags, idempotency keys, and rate-limit headers visible in your logs.

AI-readable docs

The staged developer docs publish an AI-readable index at:

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/llms.txt

It links to the canonical guide pages and the generated OpenAPI schema so agent-assisted integration work can start from the same public contract as the human docs.

Last modified on June 24, 2026
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  • Download the schema
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  • Generate local clients
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