Genvernium API, MCP, OpenAPI and SDK developer resources

Genvernium developer documentation

OpenAPI discovery document — machine-readable public endpoints and their response types.

llms.txt — bounded product context, usage guidance, and operating limits.

OAuth authentication documentation — authorization-server metadata, PKCE flow, token exchange, and read-only workspace scope guidance.

Genvernium MCP server card — the public, read-only Model Context Protocol endpoint and machine-readable capabilities.

Published packages

@genvernium/sdk v0.1.1 — a dependency-free, read-only TypeScript SDK with the genvernium CLI. Install it with npm install @genvernium/sdk, then run npx --package @genvernium/sdk genvernium --help.

genvernium-sdk v0.1.0 — a dependency-free, read-only Python SDK with the genvernium CLI. Install it with pip install genvernium-sdk, then run genvernium --help.

Official Genvernium agent skills — read-only skills for public discovery, MCP integration, and SDK usage.

Genvernium on Smithery — the public MCP listing is published and points to the Streamable HTTP endpoint at https://genvernium.com/mcp. To publish a new release, use the Smithery publisher.

Homepage Markdown — request the homepage with Accept: text/markdown to receive a concise machine-readable overview.

Authentication boundary

Customer workspace APIs are authenticated and workspace-scoped. They are not anonymous public endpoints, and this public document does not claim to provide a public API key or OAuth client-credential flow. Do not place credentials in URLs, browser code, documentation, or agent prompts. Contact the Genvernium team if an approved integration requires a documented authenticated contract.

API reliability and versioning

Public discovery is read-only. Authenticated workspace write requests use an Idempotency-Key; long-running analysis work is queued with durable status and remains approval-gated. API errors are JSON with a code, message, status, and safe resolution when available.

The versioned workspace boundary is /api/v1. Breaking changes use a new major path. Deprecations are announced withDeprecation and Sunset headers before removal.