SDKs and the command line
You do not have to build requests by hand. An SDK is a library for your language that wraps the API in ordinary functions, and the hub has one for TypeScript, one for Swift and one for the terminal. They are generated from the API's own OpenAPI document, so when a route is added to the backend it is a method in each SDK after the next generation. Nothing in them is written by hand.
Description
The adh command line wraps the same API, so you can work with the hub from a terminal. Its adh mcp serve command gives an agent running on your own machine the hub's MCP tools.
The calls behind every SDK method are in the REST reference, and the tools adh mcp serve offers are in the MCP reference.
Tech Detail
- Languages
- TypeScriptSwift