There is. See here. IDK how good the API documentation is (haven't checked), but it should be linked in that page.
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There's got to be for apps like Jerboa to work.
This is the wrong community for this question, it's an open-ended discussion forum like AskReddit... not a support forum for Lemmy.
That said, check out the v18 API before you start writing a bot. It's going to change in a big way shortly.
There's a JS client, or you can generate one from the OpenAPI spec I put together: https://github.com/Stumblinbear/lemmy-openapi