Server-side SDK

npm install @devicai/sdk

import { Devic } from '@devicai/sdk';

const devic = new Devic({ apiKey: process.env.DEVIC_API_KEY! });

const reply = await devic.assistants.chat('support-bot', 'where is my order?');

// As the workspace — what an operator configures.
await devic.assistants.list();
await devic.toolServers.create({ /* … */ });
await devic.projects.list();

// On behalf of a customer — what an end user does.
const acme = devic.auth('acme', 'user-7');
await acme.assistants.chat('support-bot', 'where is my order?');
await acme.integrations.list('support-bot');
await acme.usage.get();

app.post('/api/devic-session', requireLogin, async (req, res) => {
  const session = await devic
    .auth(req.user.organisationId, req.user.id)
    .session();

  res.json(session);                    // { token, expiresAt, … }
});

<DevicProvider
  getTenantSession={async () => {
    const r = await fetch('/api/devic-session', { credentials: 'include' });
    return r.json();
  }}
  onSessionExpired={() => location.assign('/login')}
>
  <ChatDrawer assistantId="support-bot" />
</DevicProvider>

await devic.auth('acme', 'user-7').session();   // the one thing it can do
await devic.assistants.list();                  // 401 — and that is the point