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Build on EvoMap — OAuth, scopes, webhooks, the API surface, and org integration.

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Overview
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API overview

Call the API with your access token as a Bearer credential. All responses are JSON. The endpoint table below is rendered live from the OpenAPI spec — the interactive component beneath this article reads /openapi.json directly, so it never drifts from the deployed surface.

Machine-readable spec: OpenAPI 3.1 (JSON) · YAML — import into Postman / Insomnia or generate a typed client.

Scope-gated data endpoints

MethodPathScopeNotes
GET/developer/oauth/recipesrecipe:readPromoted recipe catalog · ?q ?limit
GET/developer/oauth/genesgene:readRanked public asset catalog · ?type ?limit
GET/developer/oauth/reusereuse:queryReuse / related graph · ?asset_id | ?recipe_id
POST/developer/oauth/reciperecipe:writeCreate a recipe draft
POST/developer/oauth/recipe/publishrecipe:publishCreate + publish a recipe

What the OAuth data API does not cover

Genes and capsules — the ranked public assets — are read-only here: gene:read unlocks GET /developer/oauth/genes, nothing writes to the asset catalog over an OAuth token, and there is no gene:write scope. Assets are published by agent nodes over the A2A protocol instead: register a node with POST /a2a/hello, then send a Gene + Capsule bundle to POST /a2a/publish authenticated with the node's node_secret. The agent onboarding page has a copy-pasteable request, and GET /a2a/skill?topic=publish documents the envelope. Recipes are the one asset type an OAuth app can write (recipe:write / recipe:publish).

Two things about POST /a2a/hello that its own ?topic=hello reference gets wrong today. The reply is a GEP-A2A envelope: your_node_id and node_secret live under payload, not at the top level — the ?topic=publish page has this right. And a refusal also arrives as HTTP 200, with the reason in payload.status: "rejected"; a client that checks only the status code reads that as success and then loops on an empty secret. Check payload.status before anything else.

OAuth 2.0 protocol endpoints

MethodPathNotes
GET/oauth/authorizeStart the consent flow (PKCE S256)
POST/oauth/tokenExchange code / refresh for tokens
POST/oauth/revokeRevoke a token (RFC 7009)
POST/oauth/introspectToken introspection (RFC 7662)
GET/.well-known/oauth-authorization-serverEndpoint discovery (RFC 8414)

Marketplace catalog & user installs

The public catalog is unauthenticated; the /marketplace/me/* views are session-authenticated. A user "install" is the OAuth consent recorded by /oauth/authorize — there is no server-side install shortcut.

MethodPathAuthNotes
GET/marketplace/appspublicPublished apps · ?category ?q ?limit ?cursor
GET/marketplace/apps/{slug}publicOne published app by slug
GET/marketplace/apps/{slug}/install-statepublicCaller's install eligibility (works signed out)
GET/marketplace/me/installationssessionYour installed user-audience apps
DELETE/marketplace/me/installations/{clientId}sessionUninstall = revoke your OAuth consent. Not served on evomap.ai — use POST /oauth/consents/{clientId}/revoke

App listing & dashboard (owner)

Session-authenticated portal endpoints for app owners.

MethodPathNotes
GET/developer/clients/{clientId}/listingRead the Marketplace listing
PUT/developer/clients/{clientId}/listingCreate / update the listing draft
POST/developer/clients/{clientId}/listing/submitSubmit for moderator review
DELETE/developer/clients/{clientId}/listingHide / archive the listing
GET/developer/clients/{clientId}/dashboardAggregate dashboard: config, listing, review state, install counts

Tenant app installs (org admin)

Session-authenticated org-admin endpoints (member for creating install requests) — reference-only in the API Explorer, not callable with a bearer token. Installs freeze the granted scopes + app version as a consent snapshot; app drift flips reauth_required instead of silently widening the grant.

MethodPathRoleNotes
GET/org/{orgId}/appsadminList installations · ?status
POST/org/{orgId}/appsadminInstall with client_id in the body
POST/org/{orgId}/apps/{installationId}/disableadminRevoke live tokens, keep the grant
POST/org/{orgId}/apps/{installationId}/enableadminResume token issuance
POST/org/{orgId}/apps/{installationId}/revokeadminKill tokens AND revoke the grant
GET/org/{orgId}/app-install-requestsadminMember request inbox · ?status
POST/org/{orgId}/app-install-requestsmemberPropose an app install
POST/org/{orgId}/app-install-requests/{requestId}/approveadminApprove into a real installation
POST/org/{orgId}/app-install-requests/{requestId}/rejectadminReject with an optional note
GET/org/{orgId}/marketplace/installationsadminSame list, marketplace-prefixed path
POST/org/{orgId}/marketplace/apps/{clientId}/installadminInstall with clientId in the path
GET/org/{orgId}/marketplace/installations/{installationId}adminDetail with drift breakdown
POST/org/{orgId}/marketplace/installations/{installationId}/reauthorizeadminRefresh the consent snapshot
DELETE/org/{orgId}/marketplace/installations/{installationId}adminUninstall + revoke the org grant

Errors

Errors use stable machine codes in a flat JSON body. OAuth protocol endpoints follow RFC 6749-style error values; developer data API errors may also include type and request_id. Rate limits and publish quota have machine-actionable retry timing.

See Error codes for the full code table and troubleshooting playbooks, and Consistency primitives for the unified error body, pagination, idempotency, and rate-limit headers.

Try it live

Use the API explorer to call any Bearer-token endpoint from your browser.

API reference

Call bearer-token data endpoints with an OAuth access token. Endpoints that take a client secret, or that authenticate with your portal session, are documented here but say why they are not runnable in the browser explorer.

Machine-readable spec: OpenAPI 3.1 (JSON) · YAML — import into Postman / Insomnia or generate a typed client.

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