Developers

If you're calling the FastYoke API or building on top of the platform, start here. The four pages below are the day-1 platform invariants every API consumer needs to know; the link clusters underneath route you to whichever developer surface you came for.

Day-1 invariants

• Error envelope — what every 4xx and 5xx response looks like, and what each status code means in FastYoke specifically.
• Tenant scoping — how the platform enforces multi-tenancy and what your code does (and doesn't) send.
• Idempotency — making safe retries on the endpoints that support Idempotency-Key.
• Rate limits — what the platform throttles, the 429 response shape, and recommended client behaviour.

Building on the platform

• SDK — typed client for JavaScript / TypeScript.
• CLI — fastyoke command-line operations.
• Extensions — ship your own React UI mounted inside the admin shell.
• Integrations — inbound webhooks and outbound webhook subscriptions.
• LCAP — low-code app platform primitives (annotations, field types, formatting).
• Primitives — server-side compute building blocks (aggregator, scheduler, pdf-generator, and more).
• Recipes — end-to-end how-to guides.

Per-feature API references

Feature-specific API documentation lives next to the admin pages those features ship with:

• Messaging API — REST endpoints for conversations and messages, plus the WebSocket envelope.
• E-signatures public verify — the offline-verification recipe and the published ed25519 public keys.

If this is your first time, the ten-minute first-integration tutorial is the fastest way to confirm the contract works end-to-end against your tenant.