Agent-ready manufacturing API

Manufacturing authentication API.

Create product authentication records and digital certificates of authenticity inside the production process. Connect Auth3D directly, or let an authorized Codex or Claude Code agent coordinate identifiers, record evidence, production data, and permanent verification URLs.

Self-describingManifest and OpenAPI contract
Production-capableCreate, read, and update records
ControlledPrivate credentials and owner scope
RecoverableConnections can be revoked
Built into the line

From production event to verifiable certificate.

Auth3D can sit beside an ERP, MES, QMS, label service, or custom production application. The factory keeps its operating system; Auth3D provides the permanent identity and customer-facing verification record.

01

Prepare identity

Reserve existing serials or generate UPIs before a batch, work order, or final assembly step.

02

Create the certificate

Register the individual object with its design, maker, image of record, and production context.

03

Mark the object

Encode the permanent record URL in a QR code, NFC/RFID workflow, label, or serial lookup.

04

Verify and synchronize

Read the record back after each write and store its UPI and permanent URL in the production system.

Codex and Claude Code

An agent can teach itself the contract.

Every connection can discover the authenticated manifest, OpenAPI request shapes, account context, available workflows, approval rules, and honest limits before it acts.

  • Use a private token stored outside source control
  • Work only with records owned by the connected account
  • Ask for human approval before destructive operations
  • Re-read the affected record after every write
GET /api/v1/manifest
GET /api/v1/openapi.json
GET /api/v1/me

# Then use only the returned
# endpoints, rules, and limits.
Connect the process

Keep Auth3D close to the systems that already run production.

The API is the Auth3D side of the connection. A direct integration or agent can exchange data with another platform only when it also has that platform's permission.

ERP and order systems

Carry work-order, product-family, customer, or batch references into the record workflow.

MES and shop-floor tools

Create identifiers and records at the production milestone that makes sense for the line.

QMS and inspection

Place approved production facts and image evidence beside the permanent object identity.

Label and tag workflows

Return the UPI and stable URL for QR, NFC, RFID, serial, packaging, or documentation output.

Clear operating boundary

Authentication infrastructure, without inflated claims.

Auth3D records product identity, maker claims, design context, production information, and supporting evidence. It does not replace a regulator, test laboratory, or independent certification authority. External systems remain under their own credentials and controls.

Integration questions

What production teams and developers should know.

Can Auth3D create authentication records during production?

Yes. An authorized production service or agent can reserve identifiers, create object records with image evidence, update production fields, and read the resulting permanent record back through API v1.

Can Codex or Claude Code operate the Auth3D API?

Yes. The API exposes an authenticated manifest and OpenAPI 3.1 contract so an authorized agent can discover available endpoints, request shapes, operating rules, and current limits before acting.

Does Auth3D replace a regulated certification authority?

No. Auth3D creates owner-managed product authentication records and digital certificates of authenticity. It does not independently certify regulatory compliance, test results, or safety claims.

Can Auth3D connect to an ERP, MES, QMS, or label system?

Auth3D provides the record API. A direct integration or authorized agent can coordinate Auth3D with another platform when it also has permission and credentials for that platform.

Connect production

Make the authentication record part of the manufacturing result.

Create an account, open Integrations, and give each agent or production service its own revocable API connection.

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