Alodai documentation
How to work with Alodai — accounts, platforms, sites, and integrations.
Alodai builds and operates multi-tenant platforms. This site documents how to work with one: how you get an account, what a platform is made of, and how to call the API from your own code.
Where to start
Getting started
Create an account, and understand what is open to you today.
Platform
Platforms, sites, modules and packs — what the pieces are and how they fit.
Integrations
API keys, scopes and custom domains.
About the API reference
The API reference is not published today. Alodai has no public API yet, and until it does, the route-by-route surface of the services is internal information. This page will link to it when there is an API to call.
It is not, however, an unwritten document. The reference is generated from the services' own route registrations and from the schemas those routes actually validate against — never written by hand — and a check regenerates it on every build, so a route that changes without the reference being regenerated fails. That keeps running while nothing renders it.
Where a request schema could not be derived from the code, the operation is marked
unmeasured rather than given a plausible-looking shape. That marker is a real answer: it
means the route does not apply a shared schema to its input, and the honest thing to record is
that fact. The proportion is not small today, and it is recorded in the audit that shipped this
site.
What this site does not do
Nothing here changes anything. Every control — minting a key, adding a domain, switching a capability on — lives in the Console, and this site links to it rather than reproducing it.