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Xenmark Integration API on Postman

Explore the official read-only Xenmark Integration API — documented, runnable requests for notifications, projects, drawings and review data. Pair once with a Personal API token (Account & Security → Connected apps), no password ever.

The collection's Getting Started section is the setup guide — token generation, variables, and your first request. Nothing to install and nothing else to read first.

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Xenmark Integration API on GitHub

The contract itself, in the open: the OpenAPI 3.0 specification of every read-only route, the runnable Postman collection, and a changelog that tracks each API release. Published by Xenmark under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0, so you can copy the schema straight into your own tools.

Pair with a Personal API token from Account & Security → Connected apps — no password, revocable any time. Questions: support@xenmark.app.

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Xenmark MCP server for AI assistants

Ask Claude, Cursor or VS Code about your drawing reviews and get answers that link straight into Xenmark — what's new for you, which comments are still open on a revision, who replied to what. An open-source MCP server that runs on your own machine, reads through the official Integration API, and never writes anything.

Install with one line (npx -y xenmark-mcp) and a Personal API token from Account & Security → Connected apps — no password, revocable any time. Also on npm and the MCP Registry.

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Browser extensions

Xenmark – Drawing Review Notifications pairs once with a connect code — no password — and gets you comment, reply and mention alerts as desktop notifications. Available for Chrome, Edge and Firefox; the Opera listing appears here once it goes live.

How the extension handles data is published in plain words on the extension privacy page — one policy shared by every browser port.