An API for everything the panel does.

Every action in the panel is a typed operation. The CLI and the HTTP API call the same operations, with the same checks and the same audit entry.

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A bearer token per script.

The token is printed once. Every API path is under /api/v1/, on port 7443.

klyrn user token deploy@example.com --name "CI deploys" --days 90 --scopes deploy,jobs

curl -sS https://panel.example.com:7443/api/v1/sites \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer klyrn_<token>'

Tokens limited by scope.

A scope narrows a token to what the script needs, and can never widen what its owner may do. A token with no scopes carries its owner's full authority.

read sites files databases backups deploy migrate jobs admin

Long tasks run as jobs.

A backup, a restore, a deploy or an import returns a job at once. Poll it for status, progress, steps and log lines.

POST /api/v1/sites/12/backups        → 200 { "id": 118, "status": "queued", … }

GET  /api/v1/jobs/118                → status, progress, steps
GET  /api/v1/jobs/118/log?after=42   → log lines after sequence 42

Signed webhooks.

Thirteen events, sent by POST to an HTTPS endpoint and signed with HMAC-SHA256. A failed delivery is retried, six attempts in all. No customer content is ever included.

The CLI works without the panel.

It talks to the core over a local socket, so it still works when the web tier is down. Run klyrn ops to print every operation the server has.

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All of it is in Free.

Every endpoint, scope and signature on this page is free to install today.

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