Developers
The reference, not a tour of it.
Quickstart, agents, tools, permissions, runtime, triggers, memory, approvals, SDKs, API, CLI, observability, testing, evaluations, security and publishing — with an interactive explorer for trying tool calls and agent runs against your sandbox.
Runnable against your own sandbox
The explorer executes real calls against your synthetic data. A documentation example you can run is worth more than one you have to translate.
Every page states what it cannot do
The same rule as this site: the limits are documented alongside the capability, because finding them out in production is the expensive way.
Errors are documented as first-class
Every permission and boundary refusal has a named error, documented with what would have to change. "Forbidden" with no detail is how a developer loses an afternoon.
Changelog, with the breaking parts marked
What changed, when, and what it breaks. A platform that runs your business processes cannot treat a breaking change as a footnote.
Where it stops
The documentation covers this platform. It does not document the systems you connect — their APIs, quirks and rate limits are theirs — and where a capability's behaviour depends on a connected system, the page says so rather than guessing on their behalf.
Developer platform
The rest of it.
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