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The Tiro group powers the 티로 Tiro (Magic Meal Kits) Make.com app. Upload audio for AI transcription, then read transcripts and summaries, organize notes into threads, subscribe to events via webhooks, and manage Tiro API keys. All routes are under /api/v1/tiro and authenticate with the X-API-KEY header only (see Authentication). Your Tiro token is set once on the connection page in the Magic Meal Kits app and resolved server-side, so no per-request token header is needed.
Every Tiro endpoint requires a Pro license. A Basic key is rejected with 400 you are not a magic meal kits PRO user. A missing/invalid Tiro token returns 401.
This documents the MMK-proxy Tiro app (it calls your Magic Meal Kits server). A separate official-API-direct Tiro app talks to api.tiro.ooo directly and is not covered here.

Endpoints

EndpointTierWhat it does
POST /tiro/uploadProUpload an audio file (multipart) for transcription
POST /tiro/upload-from-urlProTranscribe audio from an external URL (e.g. Google Drive)
POST /tiro/notesProCreate a meeting note
GET /tiro/notes/{note_id}ProGet note status & metadata
PUT /tiro/notes/{note_id}ProReplace note settings
PATCH /tiro/notes/{note_id}ProPartially update a note
DELETE /tiro/notes/{note_id}ProDelete a note
GET /tiro/notes/{note_id}/transcriptsProRaw / refined / translated transcripts
GET /tiro/notes/{note_id}/summariesProSummaries keyed by template
GET /tiro/threadsProList threads (folders)
GET /tiro/localesProSupported locales
GET|POST /tiro/webhooksProList / create webhooks
PATCH|DELETE /tiro/webhooks/{id}ProUpdate / delete a webhook
GET /tiro/webhook-event-typesProAvailable webhook event types
GET|POST /tiro/api-keysProList / create Tiro API keys
DELETE /tiro/api-keys/{id}ProDelete a Tiro API key

Notes

  • Auth applies to every route. All /api/v1/tiro routes run the Tiro auth middleware, so a Tiro connection must be configured (server-side stored token) — GET /tiro/locales included, even though its handler doesn’t use the token.
  • Numeric IDs. note_id and webhook_id are numeric — the handlers parse them as integers, so a note GUID won’t work; use the numeric note_id.
  • Locale codes use the xx_YY form, e.g. en_US, ko_KR, ja_JP.
  • Transcription is async. After an upload, poll GET /tiro/notes/{note_id} until is_transcribed is true, then fetch transcripts/summaries.
  • Threads = folders. Assign a note to threads at create time (thread_ids) or with add_thread_ids on PATCH. Removing a note from a thread via remove_thread_ids is not yet implemented (the API returns 501).
  • Use the MMK “Watch … Events” webhooks — don’t mix them with other Tiro webhooks. Each webhook encodes how to read values from its specific event type, so create the webhook with the Magic Meal Kits Watch … Events trigger and use it on its own. Mixing it with a webhook created elsewhere in Tiro won’t map the event fields correctly.
Use the interactive playground on each endpoint page to try a request with your own deployment host, API key, and Tiro API key.