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Accounts

API Keys for Programmatic Access Long-lived Truestamp API keys presented as Authorization Bearer credentials to authenticate the JSON:API, GraphQL, and console surfaces, how a key is created, revoked, and audited, and how they differ from OAuth 2.1 used by the MCP surface.

API

Console WebSocket Surface The authenticated multiplexed console WebSocket at /console/websocket, its stream catalog, inbound commands (subscribe, items.create, items.watch), outbound stream events, first-event-immediate burst coalescer, per-connection stream and payload caps, and per-account command and outbound rate limits.

Glossary

Console (WebSocket) The authenticated multiplexed WebSocket surface at /console/websocket for real-time programmatic access, where clients subscribe to live streams, issue commands such as items.create and items.watch, and receive stream events under per-connection rate, stream, and payload limits.

Items

Submit an Item How to timestamp data by submitting an item on the web form, JSON:API, GraphQL, console WebSocket, CLI, or an MCP agent, with every claims field (name, hash and hash type, description, URL, location, timestamp, metadata), hash mode versus plan-gated claims-only mode, and the limits that apply.