Technology • Canada
Client API gives developers fast, secure access to versioned assets, a remote scripts library, and composable AI agents—built for modern delivery pipelines.
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer <token>" \
https://api.clientapi.dev/v1/assets?tag=prod
{
"items": [
{ "id": "asset_92f", "type": "bundle", "version": "1.8.2" }
],
"cache": "hit"
}Client API is a developer-first platform for distributing assets, executing remote scripts, and orchestrating AI agents with predictable governance.
We help engineering teams centralize delivery workflows: publish assets, manage remote scripts, and deploy AI agent capabilities through a single, consistent interface. Designed to integrate cleanly with CI/CD and internal tooling.
Make dependable, secure distribution of assets, scripts, and AI execution primitives available to every development team—without slowing delivery.
Predictable contracts, explicit versioning, and documentation that stays current.
Least-privilege access, strong validation, and measurable controls.
Ship faster with composable building blocks and automation-friendly APIs.
Modular capabilities you can adopt incrementally—each one optimized for reliability, governance, and automation.
Deliver versioned assets with cache control, tags, and environment-aware routing.
Request a demoPublish and run vetted scripts with approvals, signatures, and controlled execution.
Request a demoCompose agents with guardrails, tool access policies, and traceable outcomes.
Request a demoSDK-ready endpoints, clear docs structure, and consistent error semantics.
Request a demoUsage metrics, audit trails, and operational signals to support incident response.
Request a demoKeys, scopes, rate limits, and validation to enforce safe consumption patterns.
Request a demoPractical answers for teams evaluating an API platform for assets, remote scripts, and agent execution.
Assets and scripts are published with explicit versions and immutable references. You can pin environments to a version and roll back instantly without changing client integrations.
Scripts can require review and approval, can be signed, and can be restricted by scopes and environment. Execution policies help reduce risk and ensure predictable behavior.
Agents run with explicit tool permissions and policy limits. Requests and outcomes can be traced so teams can review behavior, tune guardrails, and meet internal compliance expectations.
Yes. Environments can be isolated with separate keys, scopes, and release channels so you can test safely and promote changes with confidence.
Rate limits and quotas can be applied by key, scope, or environment. This helps protect platform stability and gives teams predictable performance.
Use stable REST endpoints and a consistent resource model. Teams typically start with assets delivery, then add scripts and agents as workflows mature.
Tell us what you’re building. We’ll respond with a clear next step and a practical integration path.