Clikkle Core technical docs

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Build secure and scalable applications on Clikkle Core. Learn the platform, configure project resources, use SDKs and APIs, and move from first setup to production with customer-verified guidance.

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Show me some code

If you learn best by doing, follow a supported workflow built from the same customer path Clikkle tests.

Configure npmConnect an npm scope to a private Clikkle repository.Publish a packageRelease an immutable package version through G7 Packages.Install as a consumerConsume a released package using read-only repository authority.

Explore capabilities

Core services, developer tools and operating contracts in one documentation system. Deep documentation is released as each real customer contract is verified.

AuthProject-scoped identity applications, sessions and security controls.

AnalyticsProject telemetry, events, live activity, history and journeys.

PackagesPrivate repositories, immutable releases and controlled installs.

DatabasesManaged data services, including the Morph DB control plane.

StorageBuckets, objects and application file storage.

ComputeInstances and workload capacity on Core.

NetworkingConnectivity, routing and delivery.

FunctionsServerless workload execution and automation.

Build faster with AI

AI belongs beside the developer workflow without inventing authority that does not exist in the owning service.

Theo developer workflowsAI-assisted developer guidance is published as the corresponding Core contracts are verified.Documentation track

MCP integrationsModel Context Protocol guidance will live here when the public Clikkle MCP contract is certified.Documentation track

IDE integrationsEditor and agent integrations are documented against released SDK/API capabilities, not speculative behavior.Documentation track

AutomationAutomation examples will connect to Q7 Logic and Core APIs through explicit versioned contracts.Documentation track

Explore ways to integrate

Choose the interface that matches your application. SDK, REST, package and reference guidance all remain anchored to the same owning Core contracts.

SDKsReleased Clikkle SDKs and framework integration guidance.REST APIService-owned HTTP contracts and shared request conventions.API referencesReference entry points published as owning APIs are verified.PackagesVersioned artifact distribution for SDKs and developer packages.

Need product help?

Clikkle Help covers account access, billing, organization and product-operation questions. Technical implementation stays here in Docs.

Clikkle HelpResolve account, access, billing and product-operation questions.ConsoleCreate and operate project-scoped Core resources.Technical quick startContinue with Core implementation guidance.

Migrate to Clikkle

Migration guidance belongs in the documentation platform as each destination service reaches a verifiable customer path.

MongoDB → Morph DBMigration planning, compatibility evidence, synchronization and controlled cutover are part of the Morph DB roadmap.

Existing package registriesMove package release workflows to G7 Packages using repository-scoped credentials and immutable versions.

Identity workloadsAuth migration guidance will publish only after the production Auth customer contract is certified.

Application hostingSites migration guidance is reserved for the Sites commercial build that follows Auth and Analytics readiness.