PRODUCT TEST WORKSPACE

Custom Captcha

Captcha verification product

CUSTOM

02 / REQUEST

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POST /api/validator/create.cgi

{
  "productCode" : "CUSTOM",
  "adapter" : { }
}

03 / RESULT

Response example

EXAMPLE

Task ID —

{
  "code" : 0,
  "msg" : "Success",
  "data" : {
    "taskId" : "11111111-1111-4111-8111-111111111111",
    "productCode" : "CUSTOM",
    "state" : "SUCCEEDED",
    "solution" : { }
  }
}

Illustrative response; not a live task result. Replace all request placeholders before submitting.

Solution fields are not documented yet. This example shows the response envelope only.

Read data.solution after state becomes SUCCEEDED. The solution fields depend on the product; other states may return an empty object.

04 / API REFERENCE

Custom Captcha · API

For task creation and queries, send the API key in the apiKey HTTP header. JSON request bodies contain business parameters only.

Content-Type: application/json
apiKey: YOUR_API_KEY

Result and application

UNDOCUMENTED

CUSTOM is not connected: no confirmed upstream CustomTask input/result contract or valid runnable example is available. The legacy body/comment fields are reserved and do not establish support. Creation is rejected before task persistence or charging. Use a matching documented product; do not invent a CUSTOM token or generic solution.

Contract not yet documented

Requirements

Prefer the product-specific (native) CAPTCHA integration over generic GRID. Identify the actual product/version and read its schema/guide before choosing. Use HTTP_SUBMIT when the target supports it, otherwise BROWSER_RESULT when the browser can apply the native result. Image grids on screen do not by themselves mean the product is GRID. Collect real inputs; missing inputs are a blocker, not permission to guess.
Apply a native result through the matching target integration: fill the expected token response field/callback, or use the returned challenge identifier and proof/answer fields together where that product requires them. Preserve the target session and bindings. Do not mix old and new challenge fields, replace only a picture, or assume the solver issues an unrelated transferable challenge/answer pair.
Collect fresh values from the same target/challenge. Respect product-specific hostname, action, challenge/session, IP, User-Agent and expiry requirements; these are not universally interchangeable. Apply returned cookies only to their matching domains.
Examples are placeholders, not runnable challenges. Documented result fields are not proof of target acceptance or a live availability test. Do not send unsupported fields.
SUCCEEDED means a solver result is available. Separately confirm that the target accepts the challenge and that the requested business operation completes. The solver cannot observe those two outcomes.

Input sources

Field	Input sources
`body`	Obtain the current challenge media from the target in the field format. For images, preserve original dimensions/order and crop to the challenge, not unrelated page content. For AUDIO, use the actual audio content.
`comment`	Use the actual question/instructions from the current challenge. Do not append agent commands such as Return coordinates. This field is semantically necessary for instruction-dependent tasks.

Request example

POST /api/validator/create.cgi · JSONC

{
  "productCode": "CUSTOM", // Product code matching the adapter parameters.
  "adapter": { // Product-specific parameter object.
    "body": "BASE64_CONTENT", // Base64-encoded image or audio content.
    "comment": "YOUR_COMMENT" // Question or instructions for solving the challenge.
  }
}

Request headers: apiKey: YOUR_API_KEY

Comments explain the fields. Copy produces valid JSON without comments.

Response example

POST /api/validator/query.cgi · JSONC

{
  "code": 0, // Business result code: 0 means success; other values indicate an error.
  "msg": "Success", // Result message; may be empty on success.
  "data": { // Response data; may be null on an error.
    "taskId": "11111111-1111-4111-8111-111111111111", // Task ID returned by task creation.
    "productCode": "CUSTOM", // Product code matching the adapter parameters.
    "state": "SUCCEEDED", // Task state: CREATED, SUBMITTING, PROCESSING, SUCCEEDED, FAILED or EXPIRED.
    "solution": {} // Product answer when SUCCEEDED; empty while processing or on failure.
  }
}

Creating a task returns its ID and initial state. Query the result or use WebSocket to receive the completed answer shown below.

Solution fields are not documented yet. This example shows the response envelope only.

Request parameters

Field	Type	Required	Description
`productCode`	string	Yes	Product code matching the adapter parameters.
`adapter`	object	Yes	Product-specific parameter object.
`adapter.body`	string	No	Base64-encoded image or audio content.
`adapter.comment`	string	No	Question or instructions for solving the challenge.

Response parameters

Field	Type	Description
`code`	integer	Business result code: 0 means success; other values indicate an error.
`msg`	string	Result message; may be empty on success.
`data`	object \| null	Response data; may be null on an error.
`data.taskId`	string	Task ID returned by task creation.
`data.productCode`	string	Product code matching the adapter parameters.
`data.state`	string	Task state: CREATED, SUBMITTING, PROCESSING, SUCCEEDED, FAILED or EXPIRED.
`data.solution`	object	Product answer when SUCCEEDED; empty while processing or on failure.
`data.failure`	object \| omitted	Public diagnosis for FAILED/EXPIRED only; no raw provider messages. Follow the failure handling guide.
`data.failure.code`	string	Failure code
`data.failure.nextAction`	string	Next action

Responses

HTTP business responses contain code, msg and data; code 0 means success. WebSocket uses a separate message structure.

-1317: Invalid API key.
-1100 / -1101: Invalid or missing request parameters.
-1401: Insufficient balance. Add funds before creating a task.
-1400 / -1001: System or task creation error.

API documentation

Custom Captcha

Create task

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Response example

Custom Captcha · API

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Request parameters

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