Tooling catalog - Neuro Developer Documentation

Use this table after you know what you are building and which Neuron you will connect to. Availability does not imply production support.

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Tool	Use it to	Availability	Recommendation
Agent API reference	Check documented methods, paths, fields, and success responses	Generated from this repository’s OpenAPI document	Use as the HTTP reference for direct integrations
Agent API playground	Browse operations and send development requests	Generated from the OpenAPI document	Use only with a development Neuron and a short-lived credential
cURL	Universal HTTP diagnostics and reference examples	Available	Use for isolated calls; keep secrets out of shell history
C# Agent API client	Call the Agent API from C#	Support level not assessed	Confirm the package, owner, and tested Neuron version before adopting
JavaScript Agent API client	Call the Agent API from JavaScript	Support level not assessed	Confirm distribution and compatibility before adopting
TypeScript Agent API client	Call the Agent API with TypeScript types	Support level not assessed	Confirm releases, completeness, and parameter types before adopting
Python client	Application integration	Not published	Use direct HTTP until a generated or supported package is published
Postman	Explore Agent API signing and requests	Collection compatibility not confirmed	Do not use a legacy collection until it matches the current API reference
LegalLab	Open and edit smart-contract XML	Offline editing is documented; network operations depend on the deployment	Use for local template work and operator-confirmed network operations
`/Events.js`	Receive events in an active browser tab	Request format documented; deployment behavior not confirmed	Test cookies, origin rules, disconnects, and reconnection on your Neuron
Neuron MCP servers	Give AI clients scoped tools and resources	Enabled servers differ by deployment	Connect with an endpoint and OAuth profile from the Neuron operator
Documentation formats for coding agents	Give coding agents current Neuro documentation	`skill.md`, `llms.txt`, and documentation MCP are configured	Use them for documentation retrieval, then review generated code
Runnable samples	See credential and request handling in application code	Two projects run in repository checks	Start with the Agent API first call or trusted-backend application

Requirements for SDK support

An SDK cannot be labelled Recommended or Supported until its entry includes:

package and source links;
installation command;
owner and support policy;
supported language/runtime and Neuron versions;
authentication and first-request examples;
error, retry, and compatibility behavior;
known limitations;
a complete checked sample using that SDK.

Until then, use the Agent API quickstart or trusted-backend sample for a direct HTTP integration.

Tested examples

The repository currently checks these combinations:

Project	Language/runtime	Environment	Integration
`samples/agent-api-first-call`	JavaScript, Node.js 18+	Development	Agent API
`samples/trusted-backend-first-app`	JavaScript, Node.js 20.6+	Development	Agent API

These checks do not prove compatibility with every Neuron deployment. Test the selected client or direct HTTP integration against the Neuron version you will use.

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