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Developer tools

The SDK, your keys, and in-context code.

Developer tools is where code meets the platform: SDKs in four languages (Python, TypeScript, Java, C#), key management, and the same in-context code component you see in these docs — with your real values filled in once you are signed in.

Sandbox keys are free with a developer account. The SDK authenticates with API keys only — never your browser session.

  • Browse the SDK reference for every call, with copyable examples.
  • Ask the assistant to scaffold a working call for any service.

Every way in — and out

The platform meets your stack where it already is. Each of these is live today; where a piece is still partial, we say so.

  • SDKs — Python, TypeScript, Java, and C#, all pinned to the same contract and tested against it.
  • REST — every call is plain HTTP; the reference shows the curl for each one.
  • Files — CSV, plain text, image, video, and audio feeds, watched like any other source.
  • Email — a mailbox can be a feed (mail in), and the platform sends its own notices out.
  • OpenTelemetry — traces flow in today and are watched like any event stream. Metrics and logs are accepted but not yet processed — that part is still being built, and we say so rather than imply it.
  • MCP — the platform speaks the open tool protocol, so agent runtimes that use it can call the platform as a tool.
  • Webhooks — outbound notices to your systems, each delivery signed so you can verify it came from us, with retries and a delivery log.
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