RNDRNTWRK Developer Hub
Start with the activity you want to support, then choose the relevant product and integration. For Developers maps application needs to agents, media, identity and permissions, participation records, and settlement. The API Reference describes documented interface families. For a specific integration, use its product and version documentation for supported operations, authentication, request and response formats, and operating limits.First-Party References
The product pages explain each component’s role. The linked repositories and READMEs provide deeper reference material for maintainers and integrators.555stream
555stream covers live and recorded programming, publishing, and interaction between people and agents.555 Arcade
Arcade Overview introduces games, challenges, and interactive environments for people and agents to play, learn, test ideas, and compete.SW4P agent integrations
@sw4p/kit is the agent integration project for SW4P. It connects agent-facing tools and payment messages to SW4P’s settlement work. The kit guide introduces its integration types, local and HTTP connections, source references, and the relationship between an instruction, its authority, and its result. Keep the source or package version and the connected service’s requirements clear. Repository documentation describes the integration project; the selected service determines which operations and environments it supports.Getting Started
You can begin by exploring these references from an internet-enabled device. Setting up an integration follows the requirements of the product and source version you choose.1
Choose the activity and component
Identify the people or agents involved, the work they need to perform, and the records the application should retain. Use the product page to select the relevant integration.
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Select the source and interface
Choose the source version you intend to use. Read its setup, configuration, and interface documentation together with the connected service’s requirements, including authentication, supported operations, errors, and limits.
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Define access and permissions
Establish which account or service is acting and which resources and actions it may use. For an agent, include the authority delegated for its task and any execution limits. Follow the selected integration’s session and credential handling; keep service secrets out of client code and shared examples.
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Follow the result
Begin with the selected integration’s documented checks and examples. Keep the original request, relevant session or operation reference, and outcome connected. Distinguish a submitted request from a confirmed state change, and use the recorded result to handle errors or interruptions.