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Private preview · public architecture

Keep identity, scope, and workspace together

Understand private-preview sign-in and service access without creating a key or starting an authorization flow from this page.

Browse only. No account data, credential, MCP session, or product runtime is contacted here.

Public contract example

Access is a bounded grant, not a reusable master key

Private preview

A service or client receives the smallest audience and scope set for one workspace, with an explicit expiration and revocation path.

Audience
tempera-workflows · tempera-connectors · tempera-mcp · tempera-llm
Workspace
organization · project · environment
Scope
the smallest grant required for the named job
Lifetime
expiration, rotation, and independent revocation
Public to inspect

The audience, workspace, scope, expiration, and revocation model are inspectable.

Private to provision and run

Identity verification, key material, grants, and protected actions remain private and fail closed.

What this surface owns

A specific boundary, not a generic feature list

The public record shows the contract a buyer can inspect. Configuration, credentials, and effectful actions remain inside a provisioned workspace.

  1. 01

    Scoped API keys

    Bind a service key to one resource audience, workspace, scope set, and expiration.

    Private workspace
  2. 02

    OAuth and connected clients

    Let an interactive client request a narrow grant without receiving a password or reusable service key.

    Private workspace
  3. 03

    Rotation and revocation

    Replace or revoke a credential independently so the next protected request fails closed.

    Private workspace