Developers
An integration you cannot reason about is an integration you will be paged about.
Everything here is a contract, not a brochure. Where a surface is designed and not built, it says so on this page rather than in a footnote you find in month two.
Every call carries a tier
There is exactly one entry point for work. Nothing reaches a model, an engine or a queue around it — not a screen, not a phone, not a partner. Governance, interaction logging, quota and the tenant boundary ride that path once, which is why a new capability inherits them instead of re-implementing them.
POST /api/v1/dispatch
{
"jobType": "chamber.deliberate",
"tier": 2, // 1..5 — see the ladder
"scope": { // resolved from the AUTHENTICATED request,
"organizationId": "…", // never from a body field, never from an env var
"ownerUserId": "…",
"businessUnitId": "…" // optional third axis
},
"payload": { … }
}TIERS 3 TO 5 ARE NOT BUILT
Tier 1 (inline) and tier 2 (callback against your data) run in production. Accelerated compute, long-running stateful runs and verified-release jobs are designed. A tier-5 job is defined to fail closed — no agreement, no output — and we would rather you knew that contract now than discovered its absence later.
Refusals are typed
A refusal is a machine code and a verbose message, never a placeholder value and never a silently widened read. Quote the code at us and we can find the exact decision. Capacity refuses; it never evicts — the eviction policy is not tuned, it does not exist.
- SCOPE_PREDICATE_MISSING
- SCOPE_REFUSED
- GATE_DISAGREEMENT
- HASH_MISMATCH
- SIG_INVALID
- CHAIN_DIVERGENCE
- DEADLINE_EXCEEDED
- OFFLINE_NO_COMPUTE
- CLOCK_SKEW
- STORE_CEILING_REACHED
- CAPTURE_MODALITY_UNAVAILABLE
- AUTHORITY_EXCEEDED
Agent-to-agent
Conformance endpoint live(shipped)
Our endpoint conforms to A2A v0.3.0. The current published spec is v1.0.0.
Migration designed(designed, not built)
The v1.0.0 migration, the party model, claim-state synchronisation and conflict surfacing are not built. If you are planning against them, plan against that.