Where is the api documentation?

Um, I signed up for my key and cannot find the api docs anywhere.
Would someone please provide a link to the api documentation?
Thank you.

Wait... is this it? https://learn.adobe.com/wiki/display/kulerdev/B.+Feeds
Oh lord...

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Hi,
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