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Concepts

The twenty-three pages that explain what CodeSpar does, grouped by the part of the money path they belong to.

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Twenty-three pages, grouped by the part of the money path they belong to. Start at the runtime if you are new: what every call needs before anything moves.

The runtimeWhat every call needs before anything moves: who is acting, in which project, over which session, and the tool surface it reaches.
Get paidPrice what your endpoints and agents do, and settle to a wallet you control.
SpendGive an agent an allowance instead of a key, and decide what it may buy.
Trust and controlWhat the person signed, what the policy refuses, and what the chain can show afterwards.
EventsHow the runtime tells your software that money landed.
OperateTesting without money, what it costs, and how money goes back.

Each page states what the runtime does, what it refuses, and what it writes to the audit chain. Where a recipe exists that runs the concept end to end, the page links to it at the bottom.

COOKBOOK
Cookbooks
Nineteen runnable recipes, grouped by the shape of the problem.
QUICKSTART
5-minute quickstart
Install the SDK and get a session running before reading further.
REFERENCE
API reference
Every operation the published spec describes.
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Projects, Keys and Environments

Ask the server which project a key acts in, read the environment from the project row instead of the key prefix, and tell an empty read apart from a wrong key.

Authentication

API key management, service authentication, key rotation, and security best practices for the CodeSpar API.

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