Pre-launch API. The concepts described here are settled, but the API shape is not: request and response fields, parameters and defaults can still change. Build against it, and talk to your Luigi's Box contact before you put an integration into production.
The Hub is the browser console for your account, at
https://hub.<region>.luigisbox.ai — https://hub.eu1.luigisbox.ai for the EU region.
Sign in with the same Luigi’s Box account you use everywhere else; there is nothing
separate to provision.
Much of what this documentation shows as an API call can be done there instead. Where that is true, the page carries an In the Hub panel next to the call. It gives the click path as a trail — the section, the page, and the control you press — and says what the form does not cover.
What it covers
Section titled “What it covers”| In the Hub | Does what | Written up under |
|---|---|---|
| Front-end Integration | Creates integration repositories, renames them, hands you the clone URL and the loader script URL | Repositories API |
| Channels | Creates, edits and deletes channels — name, catalog, visibility conditions, attribute projections | Account structure |
| Business Rules | Authors campaigns end to end: targeting, triggers, schedule, rules and effects, and the draft → active → paused → archived moves | Authoring API |
| Catalogs | Browses a catalog’s object types and objects, and shows each object’s stored attributes as raw JSON | Catalog metadata |
| Catalog History | Shows one object’s change timeline, each entry applied or still in flight | Object history |
What it does not cover
Section titled “What it does not cover”These have no form in the Hub, and are done over the API:
- Sending catalog content — the Content API and feeds, including feed configuration and mappings.
- Creating organizations, catalogs, surfaces and tags — Account structure.
- Discovery requests — search, collections and recommendations.
- Reporting behaviour — sending events.
- Issuing and rotating credentials — Authentication.
Which one to reach for
Section titled “Which one to reach for”The Hub and the API write the same records, so a channel created in one is the channel the other reads. Use whichever suits the job:
- The Hub for one-off setup and for anything a person decides — creating the integration repository, adding a market as a channel, running a merchandising campaign.
- The API for anything that has to repeat: provisioning per environment, campaigns generated from your own merchandising tooling, or configuration you keep in version control.
See also
Section titled “See also”- Account structure — the entities the Hub edits
- Your first integration — the fastest path to a storefront
- Authentication — the credentials behind both surfaces
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