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The official BioFlow TypeScript SDK is open source. It wraps the full /v1 surface with types generated from the OpenAPI spec, a typed RFC 9457 error hierarchy, automatic retries with auto-generated idempotency keys, cursor-pagination helpers, and a Standard Webhooks verifier. The source lives on GitHub; the npm package (@getbioflow/sdk) is landing shortly.
Read the entry →2026-07-20BioFlow now delivers signed outbound webhooks for contact.created, page.published, sale.paid, and sale.refunded (plus a synchronous endpoint.test event). Deliveries are signed per Standard Webhooks v1, retried on an exponential ladder, and manageable end-to-end over the API: create, test, rotate secrets, list deliveries, resend, and replay.
Read the entry →2026-07-20The BioFlow public REST API is live at https://app.getbioflow.com/v1: 22 operations across pages, blocks, publishing, contacts, files, analytics, usage, and webhook endpoints. Authenticate with bf_live_/bf_test_ API keys; errors are RFC 9457 problem+json with stable codes; responses carry IETF draft-11 RateLimit headers; consequential POSTs accept Idempotency-Key; lists use cursor pagination. The whole surface is described by an OpenAPI 3.1 spec.
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