Developer Documentation
Technical reference for developers, integrators, implementation partners, and advanced administrators. Every page is grounded in the actual DevSphere OS implementation \u2014 architecture, data, AI, the public API, webhooks, integrations, security, configuration, and deployment.
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#Reference
DevSphere OS is a multi-tenant SaaS built on a Next.js application, a
ReadThe frontend is a React application built with the Next.js App Router,
ReadThe backend is a set of server-side API routes in the Next.js app that
ReadData lives in a Supabase PostgreSQL database, organized into organizat
ReadAuthentication is handled by Supabase Auth. Users sign in with email a
ReadAccess is controlled by a fixed set of roles, enforced in API routes a
ReadAI features are powered by Anthropic's Claude. Most assistance runs in
ReadAutomation is a fixed set of background jobs — nurture sequences, foll
ReadApprovals keep humans in control of meaningful actions. An approvals r
ReadThe platform notifies people in-app and, when email is configured, by
ReadDevSphere OS exposes a small, read-only public API secured by organiza
ReadOutbound webhooks let an organization receive HMAC-signed event notifi
ReadDevSphere OS integrates with WordPress (with encrypted credentials), S
ReadFiles and media are stored in Supabase Storage buckets — public media
ReadOperational visibility comes from health endpoints (system, workspace)
ReadSecurity rests on organization isolation via RLS, hash-only API keys,
ReadConfiguration is via environment variables. Public values (prefixed NE
ReadDeployment involves the Next.js app, the FastAPI agent service, and th
ReadAPI routes return a small, consistent set of error codes with appropri
ReadCommon developer-facing issues and how to diagnose them — API auth fai
ReadQuick answers to common developer questions about the API, AI, isolati
Read#Conventions
These status and callout conventions are used throughout the documentation.
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