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Getting started
Send your first event and see your first result in about ten minutes.
Core concepts
The four steps — watch, think, act, record — and the words we use.
A tour of the screens
Where everything lives, grouped by the six jobs the platform does.
SDK reference
Every call, with copyable examples in your language.
Do a task
Each guide shows the screen, then walks it step by step.
Connect a data feed
Point the platform at a data source and watch the first events land.
Write your first rule
Say what happens when a warning label is seen.
Install a rule pack
Take a published set of warning labels and pin it to a version.
Handle a review
Decide a call the platform held for a person.
Run an agent on a leash
Give an AI helper a job, a short list of tools, and a person to sign off.
Put a guarded chat on your site
Stand up a chat that answers from your own material and stops when a rule says so.
Build on it
Every call, every door, and the conventions that hold across all of them.
The API
One base, one credential, one error shape — and where every group of calls lives.
Errors, pagination and retries
The five conventions that hold across every call.
Every integration
What connects, which direction it runs, and what ships today.
Authentication for integrations
API keys, OAuth 2.0 grants, bearer tokens, and webhook signatures.
Prove it
What the platform records, and how anyone holding the file checks it.
What you can prove
Five records, what each one answers, and who can read it.
The logbook
A hash-linked chain of everything the platform saw and did.
Evidence packs
A portable file that carries a framework’s controls, their evidence, and the entries behind them.
Verify a pack yourself
Four checks a recipient runs against the file, with no access to us.
Extend it
Publish a rule pack, sell it, or build against one of the five extension points.
What a rulebook holds
The four parts of a published rule pack, and the one rule about versions.
Write a rulebook
Take a domain you know and turn it into a pack other people can install.
Buying from the marketplace
What a listing tells you, what installing changes, and what it costs.
The platform as an ecosystem
Five ways to build on the platform, and what each one gives you.
Every service
Each of the 13 services has a page of its own. Find them in the tree on the left, grouped the way the console groups them.
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