The agent calls Cutt.ly's View Last Shortened URLs endpoint with your API key, returning up to 50 of your most recently created short links. Each result includes the short URL, the original long destination, and creation metadata. The data is fetched live and displayed within the conversation for immediate review.

The current integration focuses on retrieving your existing shortened URL history. Link creation, editing, and deletion are managed through the Cutt.ly dashboard or their full API directly. The Tars integration provides read access to your recent link inventory for auditing and verification purposes.

Tars requires your Cutt.ly API Key, which you can generate from your Cutt.ly account settings. This key authenticates requests to retrieve your shortened URL history. You can create a dedicated key for the Tars integration and revoke it anytime from your Cutt.ly dashboard without affecting your other integrations.

No. Tars queries your Cutt.ly account in real time during conversations. Link URLs, destinations, and metadata are fetched live and used only to respond to the current request. We do not maintain a database of your Cutt.ly links. All data transmission is encrypted in transit.

The agent can retrieve up to 50 recently shortened URLs per request, with a default of 10. You can specify the number in your query, such as 'Show me my last 30 Cutt.ly links.' For complete historical data beyond the 50-link limit, Cutt.ly recommends using their dashboard directly.

The Cutt.ly dashboard requires logging in, navigating to your link list, and manually browsing. With Tars, your team asks a question and gets link data immediately in the same chat where they are already working. It is especially useful during campaign planning meetings or customer support conversations when speed matters.

The current API endpoint focuses on retrieving link creation data rather than detailed click analytics. For in-depth click tracking, device breakdowns, and geographic data, use Cutt.ly's analytics dashboard or their dedicated analytics API endpoints. The Tars integration surfaces link inventory and destination details.

The agent will return an empty result and let you know that no shortened URLs were found in your account. It handles this gracefully without errors. Once you start creating short links through Cutt.ly's dashboard or API, the agent will be able to retrieve them in future queries.