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HomeChangelogJune 10, 2026 - Developer platform docs beta

June 10, 2026 - Developer platform docs beta

Initial beta docs for the public developer platform surfaces.

The developer documentation now exposes the first beta set of public developer surfaces.

Affected surfaces

  • Docs
  • API reference
  • Webhooks
  • CLI
  • SDKs
  • Guides

Changes

  • Added a standalone docs shell for the public developer platform.
  • Added contract-driven API reference pages for public resources.
  • Added webhook documentation, including event catalog, payload contracts, signing, retries, and test/live behavior.
  • Added beta documentation for the Getme CLI, Node SDK, and Python SDK.
  • Added practical guides for quickstart, website source workflow, and webhook handler setup.
  • Added this changelog surface so developer-facing changes can be tracked in a consistent place.

Developer action

No migration is required. The CLI and SDKs are still beta, so pin versions in production automation and review changelog entries before upgrading.

Beta surfaces

CLI and SDK command/helper surfaces may still evolve while the developer platform matures. API and webhook behavior should continue to be read from the generated reference and public contracts.

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