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Totogi LLC is an Austin, Texas based vertical AI and BSS software vendor that builds telecom operator software natively on the public cloud (AWS). Its two products are the Totogi Ontology (formerly BSS Magic), a machine-readable semantic layer that sits above a carrier's existing BSS, OSS, core, and network systems so AI agents can reason and act across them, and Totogi Charging-as-a-Service, a multi-tenant, serverless 5G Standalone converged charging system with built-in policy control that integrates over the 4G/5G NSA Sy (PCRF), 5G SA N28 (PCF), Npcf_SMPolicyControl (N7) and Gx interfaces, and implements the 3GPP TS 32.291 Nchf_ConvergedCharging v3 (N40) resource surface. Totogi sits in the telecom value chain as a vendor to communications service providers, MNOs, MVNOs, and MVNEs — it does not own spectrum and it does not sell to developers directly. Its API posture is split three ways. Charging-as-a-Service is a fully public GraphQL contract: a SpectaQL reference at docs.api.totogi.com publishes 32 queries, 61 mutations and 480 type definitions, with per-operation named authorization roles, typed result-union errors, caller-supplied transaction ids for idempotency, and dated field deprecations. Whoosh! is a Twilio-compatible A2P messaging API sold through operators, with open quickstarts, a live API host and four published helper libraries. The platform's other reference at docs.totogi.solutions is a Redocly login wall, and there is no self-serve signup anywhere. Totogi holds TM Forum Platinum Open API Conformance Certification for 31 certified Open APIs and once ranked #1 on the TM Forum Open API Certification Leaderboard. No CAMARA, GSMA Open Gateway, or Aduna reference appears anywhere in Totogi's own canonical AI index.
Areas: Telecommunications · United States · BSS · OSS · Charging · Messaging · SMS · A2P · 5G · TM Forum · Standards · Network Vendor
Everything profiled for Totogi is published on APIs.io rather than in this repository. Start at the provider page — apis.io/providers/totogi/ — or go straight to one of the APIs or properties below.
- Totogi Charging-as-a-Service API — Totogi Charging-as-a-Service is a serverless, multi-tenant 5G Standalone and 5G Advanced converged charging system delivered as SaaS on AWS, with built-in…
- Whoosh Programmable Messaging API — Whoosh! is Totogi's Application-to-Person (A2P) messaging API, launched in September 2023 and positioned as a drop-in replacement for Twilio's A2P APIs that…
Each property below is a page on APIs.io carrying the machine-readable artifact and what it says.
Event-driven and webhook contracts.
Model Context Protocol servers that expose the API to agents.
Authentication, trust centre, and vulnerability disclosure.
The permissions the API asks for.
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Kin Score 50.5 — developing · rubric 0.25.0 · scored 2026-10-23
| Facet | Score |
|---|---|
| Discoverability | 74.1 |
| Contract quality | 51.0 |
| Contract governance | 18.2 |
| Operational transparency | 34.2 |
| Developer ergonomics | 73.2 |
| Access clarity | 28.9 |
Agent readiness 24.6 — agent-aware
| Agent-readiness dimension | Result |
|---|---|
| Spec Presence | yes |
| Agentic Access | — |
| Reversibility Documented | — |
| MCP Server | — |
| Auth Clarity | bearer (partial credit) |
| Idempotency | documented (partial credit) |
| Error Semantics | derived (partial credit) |
| OpenAPI Examples | — |
| Rate Limit Signal | — |
| Event Surface Described | yes |
| Agent Skills | derived (partial credit) |
| Well Known Catalog | — |
| Consent Identity | — |
| Agent Card | — |
| Dry Run Mode | — |
| Delegated Identity | — |
| Protected Resource Metadata | — |
| Dynamic Client Registration | — |
| Agentic Commerce | — |
| Pagination Ratio | na |
| Operation Distinctiveness | na |
Regulatory alignment 42.1 — Telecommunications
The rubric is published at github.com/api-evangelist/kin-score. The per-check breakdown behind these numbers — which checks were earned, partial or missed — along with score history and how this provider compares to its peers, is available at apis.io/providers/totogi/.
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