Build on Rigbox

Build a hosting interface, an agent environment, or a developer platform on top of Rigbox. Your backend owns your users and product policy; Rigbox provides workspace, application, and deployment primitives.

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Start with a read-only request

Follow the API quickstart to authenticate and list workspaces. Keep account credentials on your backend. A personal Rigbox API key is not a credential to distribute to every end user.

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Build the lifecycle

1. Map your user or project to a Rigbox workspace ID.
2. Create and manage the workspace.
3. Prepare and monitor app releases.
4. Apply app visibility and your own authorization checks.
5. Collect health, logs, and usage for your interface.

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Reference and examples

• Hosting-platform walkthrough
• API conventions
• Sandbox integration map
• Agent integration map
• Security boundaries

The integration maps describe first-party consumers. Their console-specific operations are not a replacement for the public API contract.