how it works
publish, consent, discover
publish apps
developers list apps on the marketplace with a page, discovery, and installs — so your platform grows a catalog without you shipping every feature.
consent + limits
each app authorizes through oauth consent and runs under per-app spending limits, so users see what they grant and no single app drains a budget.
discovery + reviews
reviews, likes, and installs surface the good apps. usage and cost are attributed per app so you always know who is driving spend.
apps on your platform
every install runs on scoped oauth
an installed app trades its code for a token scoped to what the user approved, and every call runs under that app’s per-app spending limit and gets attributed back to it.
- publish, install, discover, review, and like at /marketplace
- oauth consent for every third-party app
- per-app spending limits over team-pooled credits
- teams, roles, and workspaces built in
// callback.ts — an installed app exchanges its code for accessconst res = await fetch("https://hypery.ai/api/oauth/token", { method: "POST", headers: { "Content-Type": "application/json" }, body: JSON.stringify({ grant_type: "authorization_code", code, code_verifier: verifier, client_id, redirect_uri, }),}) // the token is scoped to what the user granted at consent,// and runs under this app's per-app spending limitconst { access_token } = await res.json()faq
questions
what marketplace primitives are included?
publishing, installs, discovery, reviews, and likes at /marketplace, plus oauth consent and per-app spending limits — the platform pieces are already built, not glue you write.
how do third-party apps get access to the gateway?
through oauth 2.0. an app requests scopes, the user approves them on a consent screen, and the app then calls the gateway on that user’s behalf within those scopes.
can i cap what each app spends?
yes. per-app spending limits sit on top of team-pooled credits, so one embedded app can never exceed the budget you assign it, and usage is attributed per app.
do teams and roles work with the marketplace?
teams, roles, and workspaces are part of the platform, so you can manage who publishes, who installs, and who controls budgets across your marketplace.