Quickstart
Send one structured notification to your personal inbox with a source API key and a single HTTP request.
Simple to begin. Precise when it matters.
Send a title in one request, then add event identity, metadata, tags and safe actions as your automation grows.
Send one structured notification to your personal inbox with a source API key and a single HTTP request.
Understand the small set of account, source, notification, tag, metadata, action, and push concepts used by the product.
Authenticate producer and agent requests with a source-scoped bearer key while keeping the secret out of clients, payloads, logs, and source control.
Start with a title, then add severity, body, tags, metadata, event identity, timestamp, and safe link actions only when useful.
Give each logical event a stable source-scoped key so a network retry cannot create a second inbox item while the original is retained.
Use the server-only TypeScript client for runtime validation, bounded responses, safe errors, deadlines, and conservative retry behavior.
Branch on HTTP status and stable error code, preserve unknown codes, honor Retry-After, and avoid replaying ambiguous non-idempotent mutations.
Design producers below the public protocol ceilings and expect the running deployment or account policy to enforce lower operational values.
Use the versioned API for notification creation, agent-readable notification context, and scoped metadata mutation; dashboard and account endpoints are not public APIs.
Minimize notification data, keep producer credentials server-side, and understand what the managed service must decrypt to provide inbox and filtering features.
Integrate against the versioned contract, accept additive response evolution, and use stable error codes and schemas instead of dashboard internals.
Track public producer API, machine-contract, SDK, and documentation changes without mixing in private dashboard implementation details.
The same contract is available as OpenAPI, JSON Schema, concise discovery text and full deterministic Markdown.