Developers
Four ways in
A REST API that decides, a typed client for it, a CLI for the primitives, and a chain client for the network. Each says what it covers today.
REST API AVAILABLE
One call decides. Authenticate with an API key; the decision is a value with a reason, not an exception.
Bengar CLI AVAILABLE
Identities, permits, intents and proofs — offline, with no service required.
TypeScript SDK PREVIEW
A typed client for the authorization and execution API.
Bengar Network PREVIEW
A Cosmos SDK chain with identity, revocation, anchoring, assets, staking and governance modules.
Start here
- The quickstart — a real ALLOW, a real DENY and an approval obligation.
- Authentication — API keys for machines, sessions for people, and why they never cross.
- The error reference — in particular, which codes must never be retried.
@bengar/sdk is server-only. It holds a tenant API key: importing it into a browser bundle ships that key to every visitor.