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Nothing is published yet — here is exactly what is coming

There is no ORVEXIA package on npm, no public API and no documentation site. This page is the honest version of a developer portal: the plan, the principles, and how to get in early.

Before you try: @orvexia/sdk does not exist on npm, orvexia is not a CLI you can install, and there is no api.orvexiatech.com. If you find any of those published somewhere, it is not us.

The plan

What we are building, and where each piece stands

Stages are updated as they change. None of them is available today.

Typed SDKs In design

TypeScript first, then Python. Generated from the API description so the types cannot drift from the server.

REST API In design

Predictable resources, cursor pagination, idempotency keys on writes, and a version in the URL that we do not break.

CLI Not started

For the things a dashboard is bad at: bulk imports, environment promotion, and running the same command in CI.

Signed webhooks In design

Every payload signed, every delivery retried with backoff, and a log you can replay from.

Sandbox Not started

A free environment with seeded data, so the first integration never touches anything real.

Logs & usage Not started

Request logs you can search and quota visible before you hit it, not in the invoice.

Five commitments we are designing against

No breaking change without a versionA URL that worked keeps working, or it moves to a new version with notice
Errors that say what to doA machine-readable code, a human sentence, and a link to the fix
Idempotent writesRetrying a request never charges, sends or creates twice
Limits published up frontRate limits in headers before you hit them, not after
The docs ship with the endpointIf it is not documented, it is not released

Want it early?

Early access will go to people building something specific, because that is the feedback worth having. Tell us what you would integrate and with what.

How the platform is engineered

The stack behind these APIs, the principles that shape them, and what you can already verify.