Information
- OpenAPI version:
3.1.0
HTTP API for the Evershell control plane
The Evershell control plane exposes a JSON HTTP API covering every resource a customer manages: providers, agent roles, content packs, workspaces, tasks, credentials, secrets, API keys, memberships, and the audit log.
Base URL — https://<your-slug>.evershell.ai/v1
Authentication — Every request must carry a bearer token. The middleware accepts three credential shapes, picked by intrinsic prefix:
eyJ...) — issued by AuthKit on browser sign-in.sk_...) — issued from Settings → API keys; the
automation path. See API keys for
the lifecycle, permission templates, and verify path.wos_session cookie — set automatically by /auth/callback
for console pages.For SSE consumers that can’t set headers, API keys may also be
presented as ?api_key=sk_... in the query string. Session JWTs
are never accepted in the query string.
Permissions — Each operation below carries a Permissions:
line declaring which scope(s) the caller must hold. Scope names
follow the <resource>:<verb>[:own] pattern; :own narrows the
scope to caller-owned resources. The
permissions reference explains
each scope and which routes it gates; the
member-roles page shows which
scopes Owner / Operator / Member hold by default. A request
that doesn’t carry any of the required scopes returns
403 permission_denied; the console hides anything the caller
can’t reach.
Billing posture — Mutating routes split into two groups:
active or non-expired trial). Any other posture —
past_due, decommissioning, expired trial — returns
423 billing_inactive. These responses are documented per
route below.past_due or
decommissioning can still remove resources and halt
in-flight work. No 423 on these routes.Reads (GET) never 423 — observability stays available regardless of billing posture.
Error envelope — Every error response uses the same shape:
{ "error": { "code": "...", "message": "...", "request_id": "...", "details": { ... } } }.
Bearer token in Authorization: Bearer <token>. Accepts both
session JWTs (eyJ...) and API keys (sk_...).
Security scheme type: http