Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.neuro-tech.io/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
The Neuron Agent API exposes core Neuron platform functionality over HTTP, allowing services to interact with accounts, identities, contracts, tokens, messaging, and more — without requiring a persistent XMPP connection.
All endpoints follow a consistent request/response model. See API basics, Authentication, and Pattern matching for the foundations.
Base URL
Use the Neuron domain you were issued credentials for. Replace {host} with your Neuron server domain in all requests.
Authentication
Most endpoints require a JWT bearer token passed in the Authorization header:
Authorization: Bearer {token}
Obtain a token via Login or Create account. Some endpoints also require HMAC-signed requests — see the Authentication guide for details.
Endpoint groups
Create and manage Neuron accounts, verify email and phone, recover access, and transfer accounts to other applications.
Log in, refresh tokens, authenticate JWTs, and manage session flows including Quick Login and WWW-Authenticate.
Send text and formatted XMPP messages, manage presence subscriptions, probe contacts, and maintain your roster.
Apply for legal identities, attach supporting documents, request peer or service review, and petition for signatures or identity access.
Create and propose smart contract templates, send proposals to counterparties, sign contracts, and manage access authorization.
Query eDaler balances, process eDaler URIs, and initiate buy/sell flows through available service providers.
Inspect token metadata, query token events, retrieve creation attributes, and add text or XML notes to tokens.
Query the current state of a token’s state machine and generate transition reports in multiple formats.
Save and load private XML, manage encrypted vault items, search vault contents, and create shareable vault links.
Discover available cryptographic algorithms, create signing keys, and retrieve server or account public keys.
Publish, query, update, and delete open intelligence records about endpoints, and check endpoint status.
Explore and test all endpoints interactively using the built-in OpenAPI playground.