The endpoints, named.
Create and list runs, evidence, exports, and reviewed clips. Same response shape every time, retry-safe. Error model, pagination, and versioning in the reference.
Typed SDKs for TypeScript and Python. Signed webhooks. A REST surface where every run, every reviewed clip, and every export keeps the consent and provenance chain attached so your data, packets, and handoff terms survive an audit.
TypeScript and Python. Same response shape across runs, webhooks, and exports.
Create and list runs, evidence, exports, and reviewed clips. Error model, pagination, and versioning in the reference.
CI gates, archives, incident response, and operator channels — signed delivery, verified payloads.
The REST surface, signed webhooks, robotics capture, and governed evidence handoff. Each card opens the reference you need next.
Create and list runs, evidence, exports, and reviewed clips. Same response shape every time, retry-safe. Error model, pagination, and versioning in the reference.
Every event is HMAC-signed: run.completed, export.ready, review.escalated, alert.created. The signature is how the consent and provenance chain survives once the event leaves us.
The reviewed unit is a clip, not a loose video: session, consent, license scope, safety signals, provenance. Capture schema, export formats, and live teleop, ready to call.
A governed train-register-deploy path where promotion has reviewer evidence attached. Start from reviewed work and keep the review trail.
Install the SDK, set your key, make the call. Get a key in the console, set the scopes the run needs, rotate it there too. The response shape is the same across both clients.
npm install @auraone/sdk
import { AuraOneClient } from "@auraone/sdk";
// Get a key in the console, set the scopes the run needs.
const client = AuraOneClient.withApiKey(process.env.AURAONE_API_KEY!);
const run = await client.evaluations.create({
template_id: "rubric.web.qa",
agent_bundle_url: "s3://auraone-demo-artifacts/web-qa/agent-bundle-2026-05.zip",
wait: false,
});
// run.id, run.status — and the consent and provenance chain
// stays attached to every object you create from here.
console.log(run.id, run.status);Typed clients, named endpoints, signed delivery. Reviewed real work becomes evidence that survives an audit. When EU AI Act enforcement begins in August 2026, the provenance is already attached.
An install command, an API key with the right scopes, and the first reviewed run.
A typed client, a signed webhook, and every object carrying its consent and provenance chain through an audit.