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👋 Hello, World

Welcome to your first ride in Voiden — no headers to decode, no mysterious 500s to fear, just a friendly GET request to kick things off.

We’ll start with a simple URL that echoes whatever you send it.
Think of it as the world’s most patient API — it listens, nods politely, and repeats everything back.

🚀 Let’s Get Started​

  1. Type /endpoint to create a new Request Block.

Quick Start Screenshot

  1. Paste this URL: https://echo.voiden.md
  2. Run it by either:
  • Pressing Cmd + Enter (on macOS) or Ctrl + Enter (on Windows/Linux), or
  • Clicking the bright green ▶️ Play button in the toolbar.
    Quick Start Post Request Sending Screenshot
  1. Check out the Response Panel — it’ll return exactly what you sent, like a mirror that speaks JSON.
  2. Now, go ahead and document your request right here.
    Describe what it does, what to expect in the response, and any use cases or notes worth remembering.
    Voiden lets you blend docs and requests in one place — because context belongs with the code, not buried in a wiki.

And that’s it — your first Voiden request.
No payloads, no panic, no drama. Just clean, quiet success.

💡 That’s the thing about Voiden: your API documentation isn’t static — it’s alive.
You can write your docs right in the editor and drop in the exact blocks you need, when you need them.
Slash commands make it effortless — everything in Voiden is a block.
No clutter. No tabs everywhere. Just you, your words, and the requests that matter.