Introduction
Bahith is a deep research API. Give it a question and it searches the web, surfaces academic papers, reads full pages, and streams back a synthesized, cited answer — at a fraction of the cost of other deep-research APIs.
What makes Bahith different is the citations. Every non-trivial claim in the answer is grounded to the exact supporting sentence inside its source, with a confidence score you can check — not just a link to a page you have to read yourself.
Global renewables expanded rapidly in 2024, driven primarily by growth in solar and wind capacity.
✓ verified · 0.94
Source: IEA — Renewables 2024
“Solar PV and wind together accounted for 95% of new renewable capacity additions in 2024.”
How it works
- You send a question to
POST /v1/researchwith your API key. - Bahith runs an iterative research loop — thinking, searching, and reading sources.
- It streams progress back as Server-Sent Events (SSE): reasoning, tool calls, and the answer token-by-token.
- When it finishes, it emits a final event containing the full answer, the list of citations (each anchored to a source sentence), and a deduplicated source bibliography.
The base URL for all API requests is https://api.bahith.dev. The
research endpoint always responds as an SSE stream — see Streaming &
events.
When to use Bahith
- Research assistants & agents that need answers users can trust and verify.
- Literature review over academic papers (via OpenAlex) and the open web.
- Any product where "where did this come from?" must have a precise answer.
Next steps
- Quickstart — make your first call in under five minutes.
- Authentication — get and manage API keys.
- API Reference — full request/response contract.
- Citations — how sentence-level grounding works.