> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.sidenet.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Get network > Returns the network's attached agents and workflows enriched with their name + description, plus sdk_ui and the org’s runtime auth providers. Each runtimeAuthProviders entry carries providerId, providerName, authType, authFields (the credential keys to send in the chat runtimeAuth map) and optionalFields (extra accepted keys, e.g. base_url to override the stored provider URL per request for staging vs prod). Key runtimeAuth by providerId — provider names can change. This is the single network read. name/description come from the agents and workflows themselves; resolution to a concrete version happens automatically at chat time. `variables` is the {{placeholders}} the network's agents consume, as a nested object mirroring the dot paths — `{{instance.store_count}}` comes back as `{"instance":{"store_count":null}}`. Each leaf is the default the prompt renders when you omit that variable, or null when it has none (an unsupplied value leaves a literal {{placeholder}} in the prompt), so the nulls are the ones you actually need to fill in. Send the same object back as the chat body's `variables`: leaves left null are ignored, so an unfilled one costs nothing. Discovered from each agent's ACTIVE version — the one chat runs — and only from agents composed of prompt blocks; agents on the legacy single prompt string are not template-rendered and contribute nothing. Server builtins (now.*) are excluded: you cannot supply those. ## OpenAPI ````yaml /api-reference/openapi.json get /v1/copilots/{id} openapi: 3.1.0 info: title: Sidenet API version: 1.0.0 description: >- Sidenet HTTP endpoints exposed by the Sidenet Studio. All routes require an api key that can be generated through the studio in studio.sidenet.ai. servers: - url: https://api.sidenet.ai security: - bearerAuth: [] paths: /v1/copilots/{id}: get: tags: - Networks summary: Get network description: >- Returns the network's attached agents and workflows enriched with their name + description, plus sdk_ui and the org’s runtime auth providers. Each runtimeAuthProviders entry carries providerId, providerName, authType, authFields (the credential keys to send in the chat runtimeAuth map) and optionalFields (extra accepted keys, e.g. base_url to override the stored provider URL per request for staging vs prod). Key runtimeAuth by providerId — provider names can change. This is the single network read. name/description come from the agents and workflows themselves; resolution to a concrete version happens automatically at chat time. `variables` is the {{placeholders}} the network's agents consume, as a nested object mirroring the dot paths — `{{instance.store_count}}` comes back as `{"instance":{"store_count":null}}`. Each leaf is the default the prompt renders when you omit that variable, or null when it has none (an unsupplied value leaves a literal {{placeholder}} in the prompt), so the nulls are the ones you actually need to fill in. Send the same object back as the chat body's `variables`: leaves left null are ignored, so an unfilled one costs nothing. Discovered from each agent's ACTIVE version — the one chat runs — and only from agents composed of prompt blocks; agents on the legacy single prompt string are not template-rendered and contribute nothing. Server builtins (now.*) are excluded: you cannot supply those. parameters: - name: id in: path required: true schema: type: string example: a5e91c07-3f24-4b68-9d15-8c72e0b4a396 responses: '200': description: >- The network, its members enriched with names, and everything a chat client needs to open a session against it content: application/json: schema: type: object properties: id: type: string format: uuid agents: type: array description: Attached agents, in routing order. items: type: object properties: agentId: type: string format: uuid name: type: string nullable: true description: type: string nullable: true workflows: type: array items: type: object properties: workflowId: type: string format: uuid name: type: string nullable: true description: type: string nullable: true sdk_ui: type: object nullable: true description: Chat-widget configuration. handoff_prompt: type: string nullable: true followup_instructions: type: array nullable: true items: type: object runtimeAuthProviders: type: array description: >- Providers whose credentials the caller supplies per request. Key the chat body's `runtimeAuth` map by `providerId` — provider names change, ids do not. items: type: object properties: providerId: type: string format: uuid providerName: type: string authType: type: string authFields: type: array description: The credential keys to send. items: type: string optionalFields: type: array description: >- Extra accepted keys, e.g. `base_url` to point at staging. items: type: string variables: type: object description: >- The `{{placeholders}}` this network's agents consume, nested to mirror the dot paths. Each leaf is the default it renders without a value, or null when it has none — the nulls are the ones to fill in. example: id: a5e91c07-3f24-4b68-9d15-8c72e0b4a396 agents: - agentId: 6f1c0f4e-2b7a-4a51-9a2f-0c9d1b3e5a10 name: Support agent description: Answers billing and account questions workflows: - workflowId: 4c2f9e18-7a63-4d05-b1e8-93a7c0f2d641 name: Refund triage description: Classifies a refund request and fetches the order sdk_ui: theme: light title: Acme support handoff_prompt: Route billing questions to the support agent. followup_instructions: null runtimeAuthProviders: - providerId: 8d3b1a75-6c02-4e59-b84f-27a9d5e10c63 providerName: Acme CRM authType: bearer authFields: - token optionalFields: - base_url variables: locale: English instance: store_count: null '404': description: Not found security: - bearerAuth: [] - sessionToken: [] components: securitySchemes: bearerAuth: type: http scheme: bearer description: >- Organization API key, generated in studio.sidenet.ai. Backend only — never in a browser. sessionToken: type: http scheme: bearer description: >- Session token (`snat_…`) minted by POST /v1/token. Carries the organization and the end user; safe in a browser. ````