Structured programmatic access
Read processes, update metadata and graph state, import/export canonical JSON, and participate in review and governance workflows.
Use Oroko's REST API to work with processes programmatically, or connect the public MCP server so compatible AI clients can read and act on governed process data using the same permissions as the connected user.
Developer keys act as their owning Oroko user. API and MCP access never bypass workspace membership, process access, governance, revision checks or approved-process locking.
Read processes, update metadata and graph state, import/export canonical JSON, and participate in review and governance workflows.
Expose Oroko tools to MCP-compatible clients. Read tools are direct; write tools require explicit confirmation and remain subject to Oroko permissions.
Create a developer key inside Oroko and use the same X-Oroko-Key credential with both REST API and MCP.
Open Developer → Keys in the Oroko app, generate a key, then verify it with GET /me. Keep the secret private: integrations stop immediately if the key is disabled or deleted.