Memory and command execution
Call Atlas for durable memory operations, governed command execution, and connected state.
Developers
Build for Eventium. Sell through Exchange.
Create agents, memory packs, workflows, connectors and tools that customers can install directly into their Eventium workspace.
Developer lifecycle
Create agent
console
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Agent
Memory Pack
Workflow
Tools
Eventium Package
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Exchange Listing
Not published yet
Published 0
Installs 0
Running 0
APIs & SDKs
Start here, then go deeper in the API reference.
Use this page as the public developer entrypoint. Use api.eventium.ai/apidocs/ for the interactive operator reference, current request contracts, live sandbox tests, and the combined OpenAPI surface.
Workspace lifecycle
Manage workspaces, runtime binding, files, answers, and support routes around active work.
Runtime control
Bind runtimes, control execution behavior, manage previews, and work with sandbox-backed flows.
Document intake
Bring documents into governed workflows, workspace assets, and Atlas-backed operating context.
Automation surfaces
Install skills, manage rules, expose tools, and connect controlled automation inventory to workspaces.
Integration delivery
Issue keys, register webhooks, inspect deliveries, and test downstream operational signals.
Build
What developers can create.
Domain assistants
Specialized help for operations, finance, law, research, support and analysis.
Structured processes
Multi-step work with inputs, outputs, review and artifacts.
Curated knowledge
Sources, playbooks, procedures, templates and references.
Bring systems in
Connect files, APIs, tools and internal systems.
Controlled actions
Generate files, transform data and automate tasks.
Complete capabilities
Combine agents, memory, workflows and tools into sellable products.
Integrate
Connect systems to Eventium.
Area
Capability
Purpose
Authentication
Bearer or X-Api-Key
Support operator sessions, integrations and controlled automation clients.
Webhooks
Endpoint management and delivery history
Deliver operational events to downstream systems.
OpenAPI
JSON and YAML specs
Generate clients and keep request contracts aligned.
SDKs
Python SDK and generated clients
Accelerate integration and operator workflows.
Sandbox tests
Test the API directly from the frontend reference.
Issue short-lived test keys
The API reference supports issuing, listing, refreshing, and revoking docs sandbox keys for direct experimentation from the browser.
Script operator workflows
Use the Python SDK for Atlas command execution, workspace routes, webhook management, OpenAPI discovery, and sandbox-test workflows. The default Gaia profile preloads @juicesharp/rpiv-pi, pi-web-access, and pi-markdown-preview; heavier packages remain JIT-approved under policy.
Deliver operational signals
Register destinations, inspect deliveries, and trigger controlled test events from the webhook surface.
Exchange
Publish, license, sell and maintain.
Exchange is the commercial layer for Eventium builders. Create capabilities, package them for governed install, connect billing and licensing, and operate a maintained product that customers can run inside their workspace.
Step
What happens
Why it matters
Build
Create the agent, workflow, memory pack or tool.
Turns expertise into reusable capability.
Test
Validate outputs, permissions, documentation and edge cases.
Improves trust and reliability.
Package
Define inputs, outputs, pricing, documentation and permissions.
Makes the capability installable.
Publish
List through Exchange.
Creates distribution to Eventium users.
Sell
Use marketplace, billing and licensing flows.
Turns capabilities into commercial products.
Maintain
Update knowledge, workflows and versions.
Keeps capabilities valuable over time.
Publish marketplace packages
Use the operator surface to inspect the marketplace and listing routes behind Exchange publication.
Monetize governed installs
Connect package distribution to billing, licensing, upgrade and entitlement flows.
Track installs and downstream events
Use webhooks to track package activity, downstream actions and operational lifecycle signals.
Resources
Developer resources.
Open the operator surface
Use the interactive API reference for current endpoint families, auth guidance, sandbox tests, and live request exploration.
Schema source
Use the JSON contract as the source of truth for generated clients and integration tooling.
Schema source
Use the YAML contract for other generators, review flows, and documentation tooling.
SDK reference
Use the SDK guide for Atlas command workflows, workspace routes, operator automation, and the curated Gaia preload plus JIT package policy.
Delivery reference
Use webhook docs for endpoint registration, delivery history, event types, and test sends.
Test access
Issue, list, refresh, and revoke short-lived sandbox keys for direct API experimentation from the browser.