Sidebar API, or doing READ_CHAT without all the IDs?

[EffectiveEducation]

I am trying to write a small JavaScript file to be a Zotero translator (basically gets metadata from a page), and I'd like to use similar stuff you are doing with the API since the DOM doesn't show the date. But when I tried to use your methods, I didn't have all the ids, so I got back no information... I think this is a Gemini limitation I might not be able to overcome, but if there is an API call that shows all the chats (basically show the sidebar) that could probably help.

[HanaokaYuzu]

The RPC id for listing recent chats should be MaZiqc and here's the payload:

f.req: [[["MaZiqc","[13,null,[0,null,1]]",null,"generic"]]]

I believe there should be a param controlling the number of chats it returns but haven't tested yet. Probably 13.

[HanaokaYuzu]

Sample response:

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[["wrb.fr","MaZiqc","[null,null,[[\"c_07547f38df34e0a9\",\"Self Introduction\",null,null,null,[1753895203,530196000],null,null,null,1],[\"c_0b2e2a7957f1b935\",\"Greeting and Introduction\",null,null,null,[1759125163,706113500],null,null,null,1]]]",null,null,null,"generic"],["di",113],["af.httprm",112,"5114137692680789005",8]]
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[["e",4,null,null,385]]

[EffectiveEducation]

Thank you so much! That helped a lot. I may try again to do a full API call, but this at least is starting to work. I would like to make sure I give you credit in helping with the source code how would you like that to be shown?

[HanaokaYuzu]

You are welcome. I'd just be glad if this helps.

[EffectiveEducation]

Ok, that really helped. But I now want to try and figure out if there is a shared link. I tried to scrape https://gemini.google.com/sharing but since it renders the html client side, that didn't work. I am hoping there might be an API call I can make to get that list?

[HanaokaYuzu]

There should and must be. Unfortunately I'm used to turning off activity history so I'm not pretty sure about the RPC id. You may try OXxBcc with the following payload:

f.req: [[["OXxBcc","[]",null,"generic"]]]

I'd suggest you to open web inspector on your sharing page, hit refresh, wait, and then search for batchexecute in the network tab. The api call is sure to be found there.