# Livestorm API Documentation

This is the complete API documentation for connecting to the Livestorm API using MindCloud's Universal API.

MindCloud offers one normalized API to access 3,400+ apps from a single place. It centralizes authentication and normalizes app APIs so they are easier and more consistent to use.

## Quickstart

1. A **MindCloud account** — sign in or create an account at [MindCloud](https://app.mindcloud.co).
2. A **MindCloud API Key** — create one in [API Keys](https://app.mindcloud.co/user/api-keys). Keep it on your server.
3. At least one **Livestorm connection** — create or choose one in [Connections](https://app.mindcloud.co/credentials). Note its `connectionId`.

```text
POST https://connect.mindcloud.co/v2/universal/apps/livestorm/actions/{actionSlug}/run
```

## Livestorm actions

- POST `assign-event-tag` Assign Event Tag
- POST `bulk-register-session-people` Bulk Register Session People
- POST `create-event` Create Event
- POST `create-event-session` Create Event Session
- POST `create-webhook` Create Webhook
- DELETE `delete-event` Delete Event
- DELETE `delete-session` Delete Session
- DELETE `delete-session-person` Delete Session Person
- DELETE `delete-webhook` Delete Webhook
- GET `get-event` Get Event
- GET `get-event-person` Get Event Person
- GET `get-job` Get Job
- GET `get-person` Get Person
- GET `get-session` Get Session
- GET `get-session-person` Get Session Person
- GET `list-event-people` List Event People
- GET `list-event-sessions` List Event Sessions
- GET `list-events` List Events
- GET `list-people` List People
- GET `list-people-attributes` List People Attributes
- GET `list-session-people` List Session People
- GET `list-session-questions` List Session Questions
- GET `list-session-recordings` List Session Recordings
- GET `list-sessions` List Sessions
- GET `list-webhooks` List Webhooks
- POST `register-session-person` Register Session Person
- DELETE `remove-event-tag` Remove Event Tag
- GET `test-authentication` Test Authentication
- PUT `update-event` Update Event
- PUT `update-session` Update Session