The Platform API

Not Published

The hosted service has an HTTP interface — it is what the apps talk to — but it is not a published API. There is no public document, no published version, and no stability promise. We do not describe it here, because describing it would imply a promise to keep it as described.

What to Use Instead

Run the desktop companion and talk to its local API. The daemon holds the account’s session and keys, and reaches the platform on your behalf. Everything in this section documents that surface.

For a server or a machine account with no person at a screen, the companion runs headless and the same routes apply.

When That Changes

If the platform API is published, it will get its own pages here, alongside the local one, with the same route map and the same statement of what is guaranteed. Until you see them, treat the platform interface as private.