Documentation
Organised by reader.
Pick a section. Each one is the canonical reference for the audience it names.
Concepts
How Tidenda models editorial work.
Workflows, AI operations, document formats - what each surface represents before you wire anything into it.
- WorkflowsRead →Per-document-type state machines. Transitions, role gates, confirm prompts, AI bindings.
- AI integrationsRead →Connectors, operations, adapters, the dispatch lifecycle, replay and skip semantics.
- Document formatsRead →Article, planning item, newswire, image, workflow, AI operation - the shapes on the wire.
- MediaRead →Image upload model, format and quota rules, rights and AI provenance, signed bytes.
- WebhooksRead →Outbound events on workflow transitions. Event types, payload, delivery semantics.
- SecurityRead →Tenant isolation, authentication, signing, key custody, customer-side responsibilities.
Guides
Integrate Tidenda with your stack.
Recipes for pushing documents in, receiving signed events out, and verifying snapshots downstream.
- API overviewRead →Authentication, scopes, rate limits, contract scope. Start here for any integration.
- Receiving webhooksRead →HMAC verification, replay protection, idempotency, response expectations. Hand to a receiver implementer.
- Signing and signaturesRead →Ed25519 over snapshot bytes. Why public-key signing, key rotation, verifier recipes.
Reference
Field-level shapes and endpoints.
Exhaustive lookup for the public HTTP surface.
Samples
Working code you can run.
Drop-in signature verifiers in Node.js, Python, and Go.
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