Developer portal

VerifyWise is source-available and API-first. You can read the code, run it yourself, and drive every part of it over HTTP. This page is the index: 556 documented endpoints across 64 resource groups, the developer guide, and the machine-readable files that describe this site.

Quickstart

The fastest way to a working instance is to run it locally. Clone the repository and follow the install guide; it brings up the API and the application together.

git clone https://github.com/bluewave-labs/verifywise.git
cd verifywise
# follow the install guide for environment and database setup

Once it is running, the REST API is served from /api on your own host and authenticated with a bearer token you generate in the application under Settings. Full walkthrough in the installation guide.

Documentation

API referenceEvery REST endpoint the platform exposes, grouped by resource, with parameters, request bodies and responses.Developer guideWorking with resources, the agent control API, governing tool calls, automations, inbound integrations and bulk imports.Product documentationHow the platform behaves end to end: governance, risk, policies, evidence, evaluations and reporting.Source repositoryThe source-available codebase, issue tracker and release history. Self-host it or read it before you buy.

Machine-readable endpoints

Stable files describing this site, for crawlers, agents and anything else that would rather not parse HTML.

/llms.txt — Structured overview of the site for language models.
/sitemap.xml — Every indexable URL, with locale alternates.
/ai-trust-index.json — Trust Index grades and scores for every assessed AI app, as JSON.
/feed.xml — RSS feed of new writing.
/robots.txt — Crawl rules, including per-agent allowances and content signals.

Blog posts also serve Markdown through content negotiation. Send Accept: text/markdown to any /blog/<slug> URL and you get the source rather than the rendered page.

Getting access

There is no self-serve signup. Self-hosting needs nothing from us: clone the repository and run it. For a hosted instance, an evaluation, or questions about the API, talk to us and we will set you up.

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