Semantria API Developer Reference

# Semantria API Developer Reference Documentation ## Guides - [Auto-category Taxonomy](https://semantria-docs.lexalytics.com/docs/auto-category-taxonomy.md) - [Categorization](https://semantria-docs.lexalytics.com/docs/categorization.md) - [Blacklist](https://semantria-docs.lexalytics.com/docs/blacklist.md): How to suppress things - [Query topics](https://semantria-docs.lexalytics.com/docs/queries-query-topics.md): Queries are useful when looking for specific terms within a document. Using Boolean logic, you can search for any type of speech pattern and extract exact phrases while ignoring everything else. Start with short queries at first and add on as you get a feel for how they work. - [Concept topics](https://semantria-docs.lexalytics.com/docs/user-categories-concept-topics.md) - [Credits](https://semantria-docs.lexalytics.com/docs/credits.md) - [Quick Start with .NET](https://semantria-docs.lexalytics.com/docs/quick-start-with-net.md): This is a slightly more worked out example of the code you saw earlier that demonstrates using IDs with documents as well as checking for status codes on submission. This example using the polling method to get results back from Semantria. This quickstart will guide you through your first Semantria analysis. We will create a Detailed mode test app. We'll use .NET to create this example, but many other languages could be used. We have SDKs for C, Java, PHP, Python, Ruby, and node.js. - [Quick Start with Python](https://semantria-docs.lexalytics.com/docs/quick-start-with-python.md): This is a slightly more worked out example of the code you saw earlier that demonstrates using IDs with documents as well as checking for status codes on submission. This quickstart will guide you through your first Semantria analysis. We will create a Detailed mode test app and a Discovery mode test app. We'll use Python to create this example, but many other languages could be used. We have SDKs for C, Java, .NET, PHP, Python, Ruby, and JavaScript.