Clarity is
a building block.

Clear interfaces for very human data

LucidAPI.com is an independent developer resource about dream-data APIs, AI transformations, model evaluation, and bounded agent workflows. The site is for developers and product teams who want to make the relationship between those parts understandable before building on top of them.

The starting point is a simple distinction: a person's account, a generated annotation, and an automated action are not the same thing. The guides keep their origins, permissions, and failure states separate. Useful software does not need to blur those boundaries to be ambitious.

What you will find here

Seven topic guides provide a map of the design space. The Lucid API Lab develops that map into complete articles on contracts, schemas, faithful summaries, research events, model evaluation, privacy, costs, and testing. Static JSON examples offer concrete starting points for a system you implement and operate.

The material is educational and practical. This site does not provide hosted inference, private model weights, accounts, API keys, device control, or a commercial service-level commitment. Examples are clearly identified as proposed designs. There is no access request form because there is no account-provisioning workflow to connect it to.

How the material is framed

Research findings and documented standards are linked to identified sources. Original architecture suggestions remain suggestions, not claims that a source validated a particular application. Hypothetical cost examples are labeled as hypothetical. A controlled study is not presented as proof of a general-purpose dream-reading product.

The same care applies to AI output. Summaries should remain traceable to their source, reflection should leave room for disagreement, and creative additions should not become recovered facts. Model and agent decisions are evaluated within a task rather than described as universally trustworthy.

Read in the order you need

Start with Lucid API for the overall boundary map. Use Lucid Dream API when the first task is a journal schema. Move to Lucid AI Model when choosing a configuration, or Lucid Agent Models when the application needs controlled tool use.

For a connected sequence, read the architecture article, then schema, integration, and testing. For a focused question, follow a category or topic thread from the Lucid API Lab. Every guide is available without an account, and the RSS feed includes the full article text.

Questions and corrections

Send technical questions, factual corrections, or editorial suggestions to [email protected]. Include the relevant page and the part you are asking about. Please do not send private journal entries, personal research records, or API credentials. The Contact page explains the most useful context to include.