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Aerellus / Command-1 SDK Documentation
Build into the command layer without losing control.
Command-1 SDK documentation is structured around controlled connection: helping approved developers understand the access model, integration posture, operating objects, event patterns, and review pathway for environments where visibility, context, and decision movement matter.
Controlled access
Docs base / public
Credentials / reviewed
SDK / roadmap
Access Model
Command-1 SDK access is reviewed by organization, deployment context, data posture, and integration purpose. Public documentation may describe the shape of the system, but developer credentials are not issued by default.
Review
Aerellus evaluates fit, sensitivity, use case, technical posture, and whether the integration strengthens the command picture.
Provision
Credentials, environment materials, and integration references may be issued only after review and approval.
Application does not create access, partnership, license, approval, or
developer credential. Command-1 SDK access may be declined without public
explanation.
Architecture
The SDK model follows the operating model. External systems should not bypass Command-1. They should connect in ways that preserve visibility, role-aware control, audit posture, and decision continuity.
Operational context first.
Integrations are evaluated by the context they preserve and the movement they support. The system is not designed around open API sprawl. It is designed around controlled operational flow.
Exposure remains limited.
Connected systems should receive only the access required for the approved use case. Visibility, object movement, and event handling remain governed by the deployment model.
Authentication
Authentication details are reserved for approved developer environments. This base page defines the expected posture: reviewed credentials, scoped access, and deployment-aware permissions.
// Public documentation placeholder.
// Production credentials are not issued from this page.
Authorization: Bearer <approved_access_token>
X-Command-Environment: <deployment_id>
X-Command-Partner: <approved_partner_id>
// Tokens, scopes, and environment identifiers are provided
// only after developer review and approval.Objects
Command-1 SDK objects are expected to represent operational context, not just raw records. Naming and access may vary by deployment and approved integration scope.
Context
Operating Objects
High-level structures representing controlled work, movement, status, visibility, and responsibility inside the command layer.
Identity
Role-Aware Access
Access patterns tied to organization, deployment, role, visibility, and approved integration purpose.
Movement
Status Signals
Approved structures for reflecting change, escalation, review, assignment, and decision movement.
Events
Event patterns are intended to help approved systems respond to meaningful operational movement. The goal is not noise. The goal is disciplined awareness.
{
"event": "command.movement.updated",
"environment": "reviewed_deployment",
"object": "operating_context",
"status": "changed",
"visibility": "scoped",
"review": "required"
}
Event names, payloads, and delivery patterns shown here are placeholders
for public positioning. Approved documentation should replace these with
deployment-specific implementation references.
Review Process
The review process protects the value of Command-1 by ensuring that integrations serve a real operating purpose and do not weaken the control model.
Use case
Define what the integration needs to support and why that activity belongs inside the command layer.
Environment
Identify the organization type, user context, deployment posture, and expected sensitivity level.
Decision
Aerellus determines whether developer credentials or additional materials should be issued.
Need reviewed developer access?
Submit a developer review request with the organization, integration reason, deployment context, and operating problem. Do not include classified, privileged, regulated, or sensitive client information.