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Meta Developer PlatformUnified SOP Reference

Graph API, Marketing API, Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger, Threads, and every Meta SDK, mirrored, cleaned, and searchable with an AI doc assistant.

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Graph API
Quick Reference
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Graph API

The primary way apps read and write the Meta social graph. Versioning, batch requests, error handling, field expansion, secure requests, and the full reference.

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Marketing API

Programmatically create and manage campaigns, ad sets, ads, audiences, insights, and the product catalog across Meta technologies.

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Instagram Platform

Instagram API with Business Login and with Facebook Login, content publishing, comment moderation, mentions, and messaging.

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WhatsApp & Messenger

WhatsApp Business Platform and the Messenger Platform for sending, receiving, and automating conversations.

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Threads API

Publish and read Threads content programmatically through the Threads API.

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SDKs

Official SDKs for iOS, Android, JavaScript, Unity, and the Business SDK for server-side automation.

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Pixel & App Events

Meta Pixel, App Events, Conversions, and Insights for measurement and attribution.

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App Development & Review

Register an app, configure the App Dashboard, permissions, features, app review, and responsible platform initiatives.

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SOPs & Workflows

Step-by-step procedures and end-to-end workflow diagrams distilled from the official docs.

What this is ​

A self-contained, searchable mirror of the Meta / Facebook developer documentation (developers.facebook.com/docs), organized into a clean SOP reference. It covers the full platform, Graph API, Marketing API, Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger, Threads, Pages, the SDKs, Pixel, App Events, Business Management, and more.

Every page is cleaned and self-contained (no tracking, no external link-outs). Use the sidebar to browse by product, the top search to find anything, or the Ask the Docs chat bubble (bottom-right) for an AI assistant grounded in this documentation.

Platform moves fast

The Graph API ships a new version roughly every quarter (current line is the v25.0 era). Always confirm the current version and any field deprecations in the Graph API Changelog before shipping.