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attio-hello-world Make your first Attio API calls -- list objects, create a person,
query companies, and read attributes.
Use when starting a new Attio integration or learning the API.
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GitHub 저장소 열기 name attio-hello-world description Make your first Attio API calls -- list objects, create a person,
query companies, and read attributes.
Use when starting a new Attio integration or learning the API.
Trigger: "attio hello world", "attio example", "first attio call",
"attio quick start", "try attio API".
allowed-tools Read, Write, Edit, Bash(curl:*), Bash(npx:*) version 1.6.0 license MIT author Jeremy Longshore <jeremy@intentsolutions.io> tags ["saas","crm","attio"] compatibility Designed for Claude Code
Attio Hello World
Overview
Five progressively deeper API calls that exercise the Attio object/record model. Every call targets https://api.attio.com/v2 and returns JSON.
Prerequisites
Completed attio-install-auth (valid ATTIO_API_KEY in env)
Scopes: object_configuration:read, record_permission:read, record_permission:read-write
Instructions
Step 1: List Workspace Objects
Every Attio workspace has system objects (people, companies) and optional objects (deals, users, workspaces). Custom objects can be created.
curl -s https://api.attio.com/v2/objects \
-H "Authorization: Bearer ${ATTIO_API_KEY} " | jq '.data[] | {slug: .api_slug, singular: .singular_noun}'
{ "slug" : "people" , "singular" : "Person" }
{ "slug" : "companies" , "singular" : "Company" }
{ "slug" : "deals" , "singular" : "Deal" }
Step 2: List Attributes on an Object
Objects have attributes (fields). Use the slug from Step 1.
curl -s "https://api.attio.com/v2/objects/people/attributes" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer ${ATTIO_API_KEY} " | jq '.data[] | {slug: .api_slug, type: .type}'
Common people attributes: name (personal-name), email_addresses (email-address), phone_numbers (phone-number), description (text), primary_location (location), company (record-reference).
Step 3: Create a Person Record const person = await attioFetch<{ data : { id : { record_id : string } } }>({
method : "POST" ,
path : "/objects/people/records" ,
body : {
data : {
values : {
email_addresses : ["ada@example.com" ],
name : [
{
first_name : "Ada" ,
last_name : "Lovelace" ,
full_name : "Ada Lovelace" ,
},
],
description : ["First computer programmer" ],
},
},
},
});
console .log ("Created person:" , person.data .id .record_id );
Key detail: Values are keyed by attribute slug. Most attributes accept an array (Attio supports multiselect by default). String shortcuts work for emails and domains.
Step 4: Query Records with Filters
const results = await attioFetch<{
data : Array <{ id : { record_id : string }; values : Record <string , any > }>;
}>({
method : "POST" ,
path : "/objects/people/records/query" ,
body : {
filter : {
email_addresses : {
email_address : { $contains : "example.com" },
},
},
sorts : [
{
attribute : "created_at" ,
field : "created_at" ,
direction : "desc" ,
},
],
limit : 10 ,
},
});
console .log (`Found ${results.data.length} people` );
Step 5: Create a Company and Link It
const company = await attioFetch<{ data : { id : { record_id : string } } }>({
method : "POST" ,
path : "/objects/companies/records" ,
body : {
data : {
values : {
name : ["Acme Corp" ],
domains : ["acme.com" ],
description : ["Enterprise widget manufacturer" ],
},
},
},
});
await attioFetch ({
method : "PATCH" ,
path : `/objects/people/records/${person.data.id.record_id} ` ,
body : {
data : {
values : {
company : [
{
target_object : "companies" ,
target_record_id : company.data .id .record_id ,
},
],
},
},
},
});
Attio Data Model Quick Reference Workspace
└── Objects (people, companies, deals, custom)
├── Attributes (name, email, phone, custom)
└── Records (individual people, companies)
└── Values (attribute data on each record)
└── Lists (pipelines, boards, custom groupings)
└── Entries (records added to a list with list-specific attributes)
Error Handling Error Status Cause Solution not_found404 Wrong object slug or record ID Verify slug with GET /v2/objects validation_error422 Invalid attribute value format Check attribute type in docs insufficient_scopes403 Token missing write scope Add record_permission:read-write duplicate_record409 Record with same unique field exists Use PUT (assert) instead
Resources
Next Steps Proceed to attio-local-dev-loop for development workflow, or attio-core-workflow-a for record CRUD patterns.
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