# KAEL Endpoints KAEL uses several public web surfaces. This page maps their responsibilities; use [[KAEL API]] for the HTTP contract. | Field | Value | |---|---| | Documentation status | Active | | Last verified | 2026-06-26 | | Health endpoint | [api.aethex.tech/health](https://api.aethex.tech/health) | ## chat.aethex.tech **Purpose:** public conversational client. Current responsibilities: - Stream KAEL responses. - Maintain a browser session. - Offer sign-in when configured. - Expose history, memory, model, and profile controls supported by the API. - Route users toward relevant AeThex resources. [Open KAEL Chat](https://chat.aethex.tech) ## kael.aethex.tech **Purpose:** dedicated KAEL identity and system surface. This surface presents KAEL as an AeThex system and can expose deeper operator-oriented or experimental interfaces according to the viewer’s authorization. [Open KAEL](https://kael.aethex.tech) ## api.aethex.tech **Purpose:** KAEL and AeThex API runtime. Public endpoint groups include: - Health and discovery. - Chat and SSE streaming. - Authentication. - History and memory. - Identity and profile summaries. - Generated documents and feeds. - Signed integration entry points. [Check API health](https://api.aethex.tech/health) ## docs.aethex.support **Purpose:** durable operating documentation and public API reference. The docs describe stable behavior, maturity, security boundaries, and integration workflows. They are not an operator console. ## aethex.support **Purpose:** user-facing support routing. Use support when a user needs assistance, incident routing, or clarification that is not resolved by the docs. ## Related documentation <div class="docs-grid"> <a class="docs-card" href="/KAEL-Quickstart">Quickstart</a> <a class="docs-card" href="/KAEL-API">KAEL API</a> <a class="docs-card" href="/KAEL-Architecture">Architecture</a> <a class="docs-card" href="/KAEL-Changelog">Changelog</a> </div> > [!WARNING] > Do not publish private admin URLs, tokens, internal hostnames, active webhook URLs, or unfinished privileged interfaces.