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GET /d/{id} — Fetch Deployed Zerohost Sandbox Response
GET /d/{id} — Fetch Deployed Zerohost Sandbox Response is a paid API for AI agents from zerohost.evmoore.workers.dev, paid per call via MPP, price unknown, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-22).
Sends a GET request to a live, TTL'd disposable HTTPS backend deployed via Zerohost, returning whatever that sandbox responds with.
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Output
Returns the HTTP response body from the live, TTL-scoped disposable backend identified by the given deploy ID. The response is whatever the uploaded code returns for a GET request — could be JSON, plain text, or any other content type the sandbox produces.
Example use cases
Check ephemeral weather data endpoint
“Hit the Zerohost sandbox I deployed earlier and grab whatever weather info it's returning right now.”
Validate temporary API mock response
“Make a GET request to my short-lived disposable backend and tell me if it's returning the expected JSON structure.”
Test deployed Node function output
“Fetch the current response from the TTL-scoped sandbox I just spun up—I need to see if my logic is working correctly.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://zerohost.evmoore.workers.dev/d/{id}?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need to invoke or test a previously deployed Zerohost ephemeral backend via GET. This is the right call when you have a deploy ID from a prior POST /v1/deploy and want to retrieve data or trigger logic from that sandbox. Prefer this over POST /d/{id} when the sandbox operation is read-only or idempotent.
Side effects
- Deploy ID not found or expired (TTL elapsed) — likely 404 or similar error
- Deploy is not accepting GET requests (only other methods handled by sandbox code)
- Sandbox runtime error causing 500 from the deployed code
- Invalid or malformed deploy ID format
- Sandbox cold-start or resource limit exceeded on Cloudflare
Output
Schema · Response
{
"type": "object"
}Reviews
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