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Moderation API's server-side helper libraries (also known as server-side SDKs) reduce the amount of work required to use the REST APIs, starting with reducing the boilerplate code you have to write.

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Moderation API is a full stack content moderation solution.

Introduction

Learn how to moderate content using Moderation API's Node.js SDK

Node.js

Quickstart Node.js

Learn how to moderate content using Moderation API's Ruby SDK

Ruby

Quickstart Ruby

Learn how to moderate content using Moderation API's REST endpoints with Python

Python

Quickstart Python

Learn how to moderate content using Moderation API's REST endpoints with PHP

Quickstart PHP

Learn how to moderate content using Moderation API's REST endpoints with Go

Quickstart Go

Learn how to moderate content using Moderation API's REST endpoints with Java

Java

Quickstart Java

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Learn to set up projects and submit content for moderation

Overview

Automated content moderation

The Moderation API is designed to work for a broad range of use cases, but you might need to make adjustments for optimal accuracy in your context.

Optimizing accuracy

Use the Model Studio to create custom models and AI agents for your moderation policies.

Model Studio

Smart wordlists that understand semantic meaning, similar words, and obfuscations

Wordlists

What are review queues and how do they work?

Review queues

Configuring queues

Configuring review queues

Submitting content

Submitting content to review queues

A step-by-step guide to reviewing and managing content that has been flagged for moderation

Using Queues

How to Use Review Queues

Learn how to use actions to moderate content and users

Actions

Queue actions

End users

Queue end users

Webhooks

Integrations

Integrating with your application

Inviting moderators

Learn how to handle user-flagged content with the Moderation API

User-Flagged Content

Handling User-Flagged Content

The Moderation API is organized around REST. Our API has predictable resource-oriented URLs, accepts JSON-encoded request bodies, returns JSON-encoded responses, and uses standard HTTP response codes, authentication, and verbs.

Authentication

Learn about the error codes and messages that Moderation API returns.

Errors

Learn about API rate limits and how to work with them.

Rate limits

Get account details

Analyze text with your Moderation API project.

Analyze text

Analyze text.

Analyze image with your Moderation API project

Analyze image

Analyze video with your Moderation API project

Analyze video

Analyze audio with your Moderation API project

Analyze audio

Analyze an object with multiple fields including text, images, video, audio. Use to moderate a post, a profile, a form submission or anything that have multiple fields.

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Official SDKs

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