Developer Documentation
MCP server access, governance API, agent-to-agent commerce, receipt and audit endpoints, webhooks, and a full sandbox environment — coming for developers who want to build on the governed AI runtime.
Early access developers get 3,000 free API calls per month, direct Slack support, and input on the API roadmap.
What's Coming
A complete developer platform built on top of the same governed runtime powering every DingDawg agent.
MCP Tools
Connect any AI agent to DingDawg's governed runtime via Model Context Protocol. Route calls through permission checks, governance layers, and audit logging automatically.
- Agent-to-agent tool calling
- Governed permission checks
- Structured receipt per call
- 10K free calls/day included
REST API
Full REST access to agent configuration, conversation history, skill execution, receipt retrieval, and audit endpoints. JSON-first, versioned, and OpenAPI documented.
- OpenAPI 3.1 spec included
- Receipt + audit endpoints
- Skill execution via API
- $0.01 per governed API call
Webhooks
Real-time event delivery for agent actions, payment completions, skill executions, and governance outcomes. Signed payloads, retry logic, and delivery receipts built in.
- Signed webhook payloads
- Automatic retry with backoff
- Event types: payments, bookings, skills
- Delivery receipt per event
Sandbox
Full-featured sandbox environment for integration testing. Separate keys, test agents, simulated payments, and zero production risk. Same API surface as production.
- Isolated sandbox namespace
- Test API keys included
- Simulated Stripe payments
- One-click reset anytime
Built different
Every call is governed — not just logged
When you call the DingDawg API, every request passes through permission checks, context loading, and audit logging. You get back a structured receipt — not just a JSON blob. Agent-to-agent commerce, fee settlement, and rollback availability are built into the runtime, not bolted on.
Be first when docs launch
Join the developer waitlist and we'll email you the moment early access opens — with 3,000 free calls to get started.