Build your way.

Connect your agent, CLI, MCP or API.

Developer reference

• HTTP API

  Call the hosted API with a bearer key: the session API, the twelve tools, quotes, identity and file transfer.

• API and MCP capability map

  What the hosted agent and each of the twelve tools can do, and where the rest of the API lives.

• Documentation versions and change context

  What changed in the developer docs, and how to tell which service version you are calling.

• Native CLI quickstart

  Sign in from a terminal, call the tools, make with a hosted agent and open an agent session. The CLI has no public release yet.

• Quote and run work

  Price a tool call, submit it once with a request_id, and follow the original job.

• Errors, limits and safe retries

  Error codes, limits, and how to retry without duplicating work.

• Graph portability and explicit dependencies

  Move source while retaining the conditions required to execute it.

• Make an ad through the session API

  Create a hosted agent session, post a brief with attachments and deliverables, follow events, then download and verify each delivery.

• Client credentials and provider keys

  Wavemaker scopes and keys, OAuth sign-in, and private provider-key enrollment.

• Connect an external agent with MCP

  Connect an external agent host to the hosted MCP endpoint and use the twelve tools.

• Connect to Wavemaker

  Use the session API, the tools over HTTP, MCP, the CLI or an SDK. Every surface reaches the same workspace and the same twelve tools.

• Python, TypeScript and Go clients

  The Python, TypeScript and Go clients are not on a public registry yet. Until they are, call the HTTP API or MCP.

• Standalone starter apps

  Templates that invert an owned still with one generate call over HTTP, MCP, the CLI or an SDK.

Developers

• Account and workspace API access

  Read and change account, credit, workspace policy and content settings over the API, with the same authority as the web app.